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About: At Tiny Spoon, they are especially interested in experimental work, although not exclusively. If you’ve had trouble finding a home for your work because it doesn’t fit into generally recognized categories, chances are your home is right here with Tiny Spoon.

Tiny Spoon seeks work that pushes the boundaries of conventional genres; work that is daring, experimental, innovative, quirky, thoughtful, vulnerable, electric, eccentric. In other words, your inner workings expanded and exposed, raw and immediate; your fragile soul parted at the seams into our bound paper glossary of tiny wonder. Your voice is beautiful, edgy, infinite, and unique, and Tiny Spoon wants to raise it.

Their next issue CUT / COPY / PASTE: The Original will have an open submission call with a unique caveat–while this issue will be printed and released, as usual, all pieces included will be open for use in the second iteration in this series: The Remix. We ask that collaborators be comfortable with others collaging or incorporating their work in new ways.

Submissions: (Please limit to 3 pieces per submission, up to 4 pages per prose piece.)

GUIDELINES:

• Format text: sent as .doc, .docx, .rtf, or .pdf
• Art: .jpeg or .tif
• Please label the file “Last Name_Title of Work”
• Length per piece: 1,000 words max
• Font: 12 pt Garamond or a similar font
• Up to three pieces per submission. Any additional work after the first three will not be reviewed. Please refrain from inserting text submissions directly into the body of the email.
• You may submit up to two emails of submissions per issue.
• Simultaneous submissions allowed. Please let us know if it is published elsewhere.
• Submissions are free!
• Please provide a one sentence bio about yourself.
• Cover letters are not required, but you may send one if you’d like. We won’t show preference based on this.
• You will maintain the rights to your work; if it is published elsewhere or in a collection, we simply ask that you give us credit for first publication.