Issue II announcement

Issue II: hermes (the kaleidoscope)

In the Olympian Pantheon, Hermes is perhaps one of the most multi-faceted gods. He has been linked to guiding those of have died into the underworld, he is the messenger god, he is linked to trickery, mischief and theft, as well as being the god of shepherds and boundaries. And so, he poses a wide array of themes and subjects to explore.

This led to imagining a kaleidoscope. The ever-shifting and changing colours, shapes and patterns. I expect Issue II to be eclectic – celebrating the surreal, the abstract and illusory. I encourage you to reach beyond your comfort zone and use the idea of ‘hermes’ to inspire your work.

As always, interpret the theme as you wish. We accept poetry, prose, photography, creative non-fiction and visual art. Submissions are now open and you can find our guidelines here.

Please respect the guidelines in place, they make the work of a sole editor far easier.

Submissions deadline: Friday, 21st May 2021.

7 responses to “Issue II announcement”

  1. Reblogged this on My Screaming Twenties and commented:

    Submissions for Issue II are now open over on Free Verse Revolution: a literary magazine.

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  2. […] Issue II: hermes (the kaleidoscope) is all about surrealism, eclectism and being multi-faceted. We would love to read your poetry submissions! […]

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  3. […] Issue II: hermes (the kaleidoscope) is all about surrealism, eclecticism and being multi-faceted. For photography and visual art submissions, consider how you can play with light, patterns, fragments and the themes found in our list of prompts (found here). […]

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  4. […] wrote this in response to The Free Revoltions Prompt Challenge! Be sure to check out the theme for Issue 2! Photo by Jack Anstey on […]

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  5. […] Issue II: hermes (the kaleidoscope) is all about surrealism, eclecticism and being multi-faceted. Consider prose pieces linked to the subconscious, dreams and the fine lines between fantasy and reality. Or, in response to what Hermes was linked to, consider writing a personal essay linked to death and grief, transgressing boundaries, subterfuge and the feeling of being free and wild. […]

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  6. Reblogged this on Life and Times of a Quirky Character and commented:
    Very excited to submit some pieces of poetry to this magazine! You still have till next Friday to submit some pieces!

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    1. Thank you for sharing!

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