Call for Submissions!

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It's that time again! Altar Magazine is accepting submissions for our upcoming

issue, which will feature an essay by Inga Muscio (author of Cunt: A Declaration

of Independence), an interview with Concrete Blonde, and an essay by Jonathan

Culp called " Arting Up the Revolution. "

 

Submission areas include Skillz/How To..., Grub, Activism/Events,

Music/Film/Art, News, Fiction and Non-Fiction Essays, Featured Artist, Sexual

®evolution, and much more! A complete list of guidelines is available at

www.altarmagazine.com or by emailing/mailing us.

 

If you are interested in writing reviews of music or books, email us at

info for a list of all review items.

 

Deadline for submissions/reviews is May 1st.

 

In the meantime,

Issue One is Available Now at:

 

Charis Books and More- Atlanta, GA

Criminal Records- Atlanta, GA

Toronto Women's Bookstore- Toronto, ON

A Woman's Prerogative- Ferndale, MI

Atomic Books- Baltimore, MD

Quimby's Bookstore- Chicago, IL

 

or you can buy it directly from us!

The cost is $3 per issue.

 

You can purchase your copy using a credit card via Paypal by clicking on the

following link:

https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=info%40altarmagazine.com & item_name=Altar+\

Magazine+Issue+%231 & amount=3.00 & no_note=1 & currency_code=USD

 

Or you may send payment to:

 

Altar Magazine

PO Box 5952

Atlanta, GA 31107-0952

 

ISSUE ONE FEATURES...

 

Interviews with:

* Mr. Lif speaking about the politics of hip-hop

* Sleater Kinney, ladymen in effect

* Elaine Brown and Constance Curry, two civil rights activists chat about

current politics

* shebang!, and all-girl breaking crew from Canada talk about being b-girl

pioneers

* Bitch & Animal, self-described tittie tribal hoe down funk

 

Articles:

* Before and After September 11th: Notes from an Anti-Racist, Feminist Patriot

by Zillah Eisenstein

* Justice is a Human Right, the struggle for prison reform by Vanessa Filley

* A Look at the Emergence of Graffiti Culture by J. Jarosz

* Hajira: Part One, a short story about a friendship between two Pakistani

women struggling to define themselves within the confines of their expected

societal roles

 

AND MORE!!!

 

Altar Magazine is a forum for critical thought, coalition building, artistic

creativity, and activism.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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