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Mahoganyanais
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Call for stories and poems for the second issue of

BEYOND magazine





The Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas will be accepting
submissions
from high school aged students for the second issue of BEYOND magazine
from
May 31, 2005 to July 1, 2005. BEYOND magazine is an online
publication that
focuses on science-fiction written by African-American students or
with
African-American content. No one is excluded based on race. Science
fiction, fantasy, and horror stories or poems of up to 7,000 words can
be
submitted via email to Nisi Shawl at nisis@aol.com. To submit a story
or
poem please send the submission in the body of your email message, and
include “BEYOND magazine” in the message topic. Electronic
submissions
only; e-mails with attachments will be deleted unread.



During 2004, in conjunction with its groundbreaking Black to the
Future
Black Science Fiction Festival, the Central District Forum for Arts &
Ideas
published the first issue of BEYOND magazine, an online magazine of
speculative fiction by high school age writers. A second issue of
BEYOND
magazine projected for publication in fall 2005 extends the
magazine’s scope
while retaining its character. Again asking for genre stories and
poems by
or about Afro-diasporic people, BEYOND magazine will actively seek
material
from high school students across the country while continuing to focus
primarily on local authors. Selected work will be included in the
online
publication in October 2005.



The Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization that advocates and promotes greater awareness of
African-Americans in the arts, humanities, sciences and public
affairs. We
offer a glimpse into the lives and accomplishments of
African-Americans
contributing to the vibrancy of contemporary American thought and
culture.



For more information contact or Rahwa Habte at 206-323-4032 or via
email at
info@cdforum.org.


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