Posted on 6 May 2019
by J.S. Graustein
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Want to join us on a literary ecology adventure?
Category: FoldedFieldNotes, needs, opportunitiesTags: activity, citizen science, ecolinguistics, ecolit, ecology, essay, field trip, flash fiction, folded word, FoldedFieldNotes, heidi marshall, js graustein, lab, microplastic, observation, open2you, plastic, Poetry, poetsforscience, writers4earth
Posted on 30 November 2018
by J.S. Graustein
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Folded Field Notes : Join our community writing project exploring the ecological theme of “silence.”
Category: FoldedFieldNotes, opportunities, poemTags: amwriting, barbara flaherty, citizen science, ecolinguistics, ecoliterature, ecosystem, field notes, folded word, FoldedFieldNotes, js graustein, observation, ocean, poem, quiet, response, restoration, sea, silence, Winter, writing prompt
Posted on 30 October 2018
by J.S. Graustein
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Folded Field Notes : Join our community based writing project exploring the ecological theme of “imprint.”
Category: FoldedFieldNotes, opportunities, poemTags: amwriting, autumn, barbara flaherty, citizen science, dusk, ecolinguistics, ecoliterature, ecosystem, field notes, folded word, FoldedFieldNotes, imprint, js graustein, observation, ocean, poem, response, sea, stars, web, writing prompt
Posted on 19 October 2018
by J.S. Graustein
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Folded Field Notes : Join our community writing project exploring the ecological theme of “transition.”
Category: essay, FoldedFieldNotes, opportunitiesTags: amwriting, autumn, caroline fout, citizen science, cobwebs, ecolinguistics, ecoliterature, essay, field notes, folded word, FoldedFieldNotes, forest, observation, prose poem, response, spider, transition, web, woods, writing prompt
Posted on 21 September 2018
by J.S. Graustein
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Folded Field Notes : Join our community based writing project exploring the ecological theme of “migration.”
Category: FoldedFieldNotes, opportunities, poemTags: amwriting, autumn, barbara flaherty, citizen science, ecolinguistics, ecoliterature, field notes, folded word, FoldedFieldNotes, leaves, migration, observation, ocean, poem, Poetry, response, writing prompt
Posted on 21 March 2012
by J.S. Graustein
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Calling all poets with spring fever! Folded Word is hosting a virtual garden show on the unFold blog and Twitter stream in May. This will be a juried show, judged in two stages:
Stage 1 = acceptance into the show
Stage 2 = selection of one Best of Show winner and three Honorable Mentions.
Category: announcements, contest, opportunities, publishing info, themeTags: art, contest, garden, Jessie carty, john sibley williams, photography, poem, Poetry, Twitter, twitter zine, unFold, william o'daly
Posted on 1 June 2011
by J.S. Graustein
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When I first joined Folded Word in the spring of 2009 as Managing Editor, I never dreamed that a mere two years later I would have overseen the production of multiple books and chapbooks, earned a Literary Publishing Certificate, and participated in a live radio interview. But I have. Which is amazing. But it also means that some back-office changes are due.
Category: announcements, editorial, needs, opportunitiesTags: art director, editor, editor in chief, help wanted, j.s. graustein, job descriptions, manaing editor, opportunities, staff, volunteer
Posted on 20 July 2010
by Casey Tingle
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Folded Word invites and encourages everyone to join us for a month of writing. This August, Folded Word will be holding our first writing month event called 24/7. For the first 24 days of August, everyone will dedicate time each day to write either a piece of twitter fiction (<140 characters), prose poetry (<100 words), short poetry (<9 lines), micro fiction (<250 words), or flash fiction (<500 words). The last 7 days of August will be dedicated to revising these works.
Posted on 27 May 2010
by Casey Tingle
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So you tried out show me your lits, and you enjoyed it. It helped you break that writers block and your writing flourished. But, for some reason, you aren’t completely satisfied. Maybe this type of writing prompt isn’t for you.
Oneword.com is a writing exercise website that presents the writer with one word to write about. You do not define the word, and if you don’t know the word, don’t worry.
These prompts are usually posted Mondays on our Twitter and Facebook accounts plus our editorial blog. This time, however, we have posted it on Tuesday because we will be running this same prompt for two weeks due to a special story we already have scheduled for this weekend. Since we have two weeks to select the story from this prompt, we will be giving editorial feedback to any stories submitted prior to 30 May 2010. If you receive feedback, you may choose to revise your story and resubmit prior to our final decision on 4 June 2010.