AfroCyberspace

Afro Cyberspace
Stafford L. Battle and Rey O. Harris
978-0-9818262-0-2
$16.95
Spring 2011
Trade Paperback
7.5”x7.5” perfect bound
178 pages
72 B&W Photos

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1000 plus websites that will enrich your world. The web is wide and it can often be difficult to find exactly what you need solely through search engines. AFROCyberspace is more than just a Web guide to more than 1000 of the best Black Web sites online. It is a resource of Internet destinations not easily found by popularity or ranking on search engines. This book can help simplify searching the Web for specific African or African American content.

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Call for Submissions - Speculative Fiction Anthology

NOTICE: This anthology has been pushed back until 2012. Invitations will be sent when the project is back on track.

Announcing The Black Fantastic Anthology 'zine

Tales of Space, Romance and Weirdness on the black hand side

Submissions open  thru July 30,.

• Publication Date: October 2011. Please do not submit your stories before then. 
• DEADLINE: Before July 15, 2011 would be rightgeous!.
• WORD LENGTH: 1,500 to 6,000 words. Preferably around 5,000 words.
• No reprints
• Theme: Speculative Fiction (includes science fiction, fantasy, and horror) from, about, and pertaining to members of the African diaspora. 
• Guidelines 
• Payment: Original fiction - advance payment is $0.025/word, Poetry - $15 per piece; plus contributor copy of the issue.
• Rights: First rights electronic and print - see publishing agreement. No reprints at this time.
• No multiple submissions
  
  
• Art Submissions needed for full color cover work and interior. Queries with samples 6" wide x 9" tall (trade paperback size) at 300 DPI
   or website portfolio links.
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Call for Submissions - Voices of the Dream

Essays, poems, flash fiction, photographs, artwork, video and other multimedia related to an individuals personal experiences and relevations to how the 'I Have A Dream' speech and the March on Washington has affected their life. This will be a multimedia book and website project slated for 2012 with several judges/editors.

What does or has the I Have a Dream speech done to influence or not influence your life? Has it mattered? Is it a non-issue? Has it changed your family’s direction and outlook? Has it inspired you or made you despondent? Are you afraid that most Americans have lost sight of the meaning? Is it part of your daily life or outlook? What is your feeling when you hear it? Just another speech? A connection with the recent past? A vision for the future?

Obviously, there are many views of Martin Luther King, the march on Washington, and his historic speech. We want to hear (and see) from the people who are living the dream, have forgotten the dream, think it may be irrelevant today or are working to keep it alive.

You can start submitting today - the 47th anniversary of The March on Washington. Send photos and other works to:

submissions@22ndCenturyPress.com Subject: Voices of the Dream Project

The dedicated website will be up in November, and previews of selected materials will be posted in January 2011. The last date to submit for this project will be September 1, 2011.