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9:12 am Saturday, December 14, 2002

UWA seeks writing submissions

By Staff
LIVINGSTON, Ala. The Sucarnochee Review, a publication of the University of West Alabama, is currently accepting creative writing and art submissions for the premiere spring issue.
The following forms of writing will be considered:
Short stories and personal essays (up to 3000 words)
Poetry (up to five pages)
Artwork (black and white photography and pen-and-ink drawings).
To obtain a copy of submission guidelines and cover sheets to submit with your work, contact Sheila Blackmon Limerick at slimerick@uwa.edu, (205) 652-3626 or UWA Station 12.
The deadline for submissions is Jan. 31.
special to The Star

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