Thanks to submissions from many authors, poets, and artists, as well as the work of our editorial advisors and layout team, Volume 3 is now online. We hope you enjoy it. You may wish to click “View this document on Scribd” under the embedded PDF, because you’ll be able to zoom in using the plus sign for easier reading.
Remember, we’ll be posting work for Volume 4 as it’s accepted, so check back here often for more art and writing.
Thank you for your patience as we worked out some obstacles in publishing Vol. 3 of Moulin Review. This will be an online volume, and we will publish it here in the next few weeks.
Future volumes may be online or in print – however, we are adopting a new publication process. Throughout the year we will accept work for publication online on a revolving schedule. If a print volume is published, we will select the work from our online publications.
This means we will be responding to submissions more quickly than before, and will have new material online for readers on a more consistent basis. Check back here in a few weeks for Vol. 3. We hope you’ll love it.
I know it’s short notice, but the Moulin Review launch party has been postponed due to high winds and the possibility of ground lightning and hail. Stay tuned for the new date and time!
It’s a belated discovery, but the Dallas News Farmers Branch Blog at http://farmersbranchblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2009/06/03/ announced our upcoming launch as part of an article on news at Brookhaven College on June 03.
Speaking of our upcoming launch, free copies will be distributed for the first time at our launch party and Reader’s Theatre, which will occur September 10 from 6-8 p.m. in the Commons Courtyard at Brookhaven College. Expect Live music, an outdoor art exhibit, and poetry and prose readings from our authors. We hope to see you there!
Thank you so much to everyone who attended the Reader’s Theatre on Thursday night. It was a lot of fun, and we can’t wait to do it again in September!
These are some pictures of the event, taken by Miss Sara Kazzi. If you were taking pictures too, feel free to email them to us so that we can add them here.
We’re currently accepting submissions for our Winter 2009 volume. You can find submission guidelines under the Submissions tab. Please note the recent changes: we no longer accept simultaneous submissions. We will continue reviewing submissions for Winter 2009 until October 15.
Look forward to our upcoming June Feature, highlighting one author and one artist.
If you would like to read Volume I: Spring 2009, this is the best link to follow or share:
http://moulinreview.wordpress.com/category/volume-i-spring-2009/
Moulin Review is a literary journal staffed by members of Brookhaven College’s Windmill Writers. We accept fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and art via email year-round. Send submissions to moulinreview@gmail.com with the word SUBMISSION in the subject line. Submissions received before November 6, 2009 will be considered for Winter 2009 Volume 2.
LITERATURE: should not exceed 3000 words. Poetry should not exceed ten pages, or six poems. Please either attach your file as .doc or paste your text into the body of the email.
ART: CMYK TIFF file type is preferred, with a minimum resolution of 300 dpi. If you can’t send a CMYK TIFF file, send a JPEG. We accept color and black and white images. We may change your image to grayscale for printing.
Please include your name, the title of your piece, your address, and let us know if you are a Brookhaven student. We publish work by students and non-students.
By submitting, you certify that the work is your own, and is not a product of plagiarism or collusion. All proper credit must be given.
