Sinte Gleska University's Wanbli Ho Journal accepts works of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and critical essays. Under the genre of fiction, we accept micro flash, flash, short story, short plays, and novel excerpts. We are open to cross-genre/hybrid works, memoir, translations, visual art, short films, and reviews. Please include a cover letter detailing the genre, titles, and word count of work(s) submitted, followed by a short author's bio written in the third person.
* Prose submissions should be no more than 5000-6000 words, but exceptions for exceptional pieces can be made.
* For poetry, we will accept 3-5 poems per submission. Please submit all poems in a single Word, Pages, or PDF document. If a piece is accepted, we encourage you to submit audio recordings of yourself reading the accepted work(s). This will be published on the journal's web edition along with your poem(s). Filmed accompaniments to poetry or hybrid/cross-genre work will also be considered--please mention this in your cover letter, if you have such accompaniments.
* For visual art, we accept 72 dpi GIF, JPEG, PNG, or TIFF files for uploaded images. Individual files must be smaller than 2 MB. Please include the titles of each image accompanied by your last name and the year in which the piece was completed.
We accept and encourage simultaneous submissions, but please notify us immediately if and when a piece has been accepted elsewhere.
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Originating in the mid-1970s, Wanbli Ho Journal provides an opportunity for both local and nationally-known creatives to showcase their talents and share their abundant backgrounds of experience and vision so uniquely inherent within the Native American/BIPOC artist and communities. Prioritizing Indigenous voice and worldview, Wanbli Ho is calling the names and spirits of The People home, to sound in unity and in power. We operate in the knowledge that we are all related and all responsible for the world and reality we co-create. Sinte Gleska University is proud to publish the voices of these relatives. Wopila.
Sinte Gleska University's Wanbli Ho Journal accepts works of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and critical essays. Under the genre of fiction, we accept micro flash, flash, short story, short plays, and novel excerpts. We are open to cross-genre/hybrid works, memoir, translations, visual art, short films, and reviews. Please include a cover letter detailing the genre, titles, and word count of work(s) submitted, followed by a short author's bio written in the third person.
Please submit your prose submission as a Microsoft Word file, with the title of the work as the title of your overall submission. Please type in 12-point Times New Roman Font, double-spaced. Please also type the title of the work directly before the body of the manuscript.
In you submission, please provide a short bio--up to 200 words--written in the third person. This will be published along with your work if your submission is accepted.
While we accept simultaneous submissions, please notify us immediately if your prose piece is accepted elsewhere.
Please limit your prose submissions to only once per submission period.
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Originating in the mid-1970s, Wanbli Ho Journal provides an opportunity for both local and nationally-known creatives to showcase their talents and share their abundant backgrounds of experience and vision so uniquely inherent within the Native American/BIPOC artist and communities. Prioritizing Indigenous voice and worldview, Wanbli Ho is calling the names and spirits of The People home, to sound in unity and in power. We operate in the knowledge that we are all related and all responsible for the world and reality we co-create. Sinte Gleska University is proud to publish the voices of these relatives. Wopila.
Sinte Gleska University's Wanbli Ho Journal accepts works of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and critical essays. Under the genre of fiction, we accept micro flash, flash, short story, short plays, and novel excerpts. We are open to cross-genre/hybrid works, memoir, translations, visual art, short films, and reviews. Please include a cover letter detailing the genre, titles, and word count of work(s) submitted, followed by a short author's bio written in the third person.
Please submit 3-5 poems as a single Microsoft Word file, with the list of the titles of each poem as the title for your overall submission. Please type in 12-point Times New Roman font, single-spaced, with each poem preceded by its title typed in bold.
In you submission, please provide a short bio--up to 200 words--written in the third person. This will be published along with your work if your submission is accepted.
While we accept simultaneous submissions, please notify us immediately if one or all of your poems are accepted elsewhere.
Please limit your poetry submissions to only twice per reading period.
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Originating in the mid-1970s, Wanbli Ho Journal provides an opportunity for both local and nationally-known creatives to showcase their talents and share their abundant backgrounds of experience and vision so uniquely inherent within the Native American/BIPOC artist and communities. Prioritizing Indigenous voice and worldview, Wanbli Ho is calling the names and spirits of The People home, to sound in unity and in power. We operate in the knowledge that we are all related and all responsible for the world and reality we co-create. Sinte Gleska University is proud to publish the voices of these relatives. Wopila.
Sinte Gleska University's Wanbli Ho Journal accepts works of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and critical essays. Under the genre of fiction, we accept micro flash, flash, short story, short plays, and novel excerpts. We are open to cross-genre/hybrid works, memoir, translations, visual art, short films, and reviews. Please include a cover letter detailing the genre, titles, and word count of work(s) submitted, followed by a short author's bio written in the third person.
Please submit up to 8 images as GIF, JPEG, PNG, or TIFF files with a resolution of at least 72dpi. Please use the titles of each image as the title of your overall submission.
In you submission, please provide a short bio--up to 200 words--written in the third person. This will be published along with your work if your submission is accepted. For visual art, please also list the title of each work/file submitted in your bio.
While we accept simultaneous submissions, please notify us immediately if any or all of your images are accepted elsewhere.
Please limit your visual art submissions to only twice per viewing period.
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Originating in the mid-1970s, Wanbli Ho Journal provides an opportunity for both local and nationally-known creatives to showcase their talents and share their abundant backgrounds of experience and vision so uniquely inherent within the Native American/BIPOC artist and communities. Prioritizing Indigenous voice and worldview, Wanbli Ho is calling the names and spirits of The People home, to sound in unity and in power. We operate in the knowledge that we are all related and all responsible for the world and reality we co-create. Sinte Gleska University is proud to publish the voices of these relatives. Wopila.
Sinte Gleska University's Wanbli Ho Journal accepts works of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and critical essays. Under the genre of fiction, we accept micro flash, flash, short story, short plays, and novel excerpts. We are open to cross-genre/hybrid works, memoir, translations, visual art, short films, and reviews. Please include a cover letter detailing the genre, titles, and word count of work(s) submitted, followed by a short author's bio written in the third person.
Please submit up to 3 short films that are no more than 5 minutes in duration, each, in a MOV or MP4 file format, having a resolution of at least 1080p (HD). Please use the titles of each film as the title of your overall submission.
In you submission, please provide a short bio--up to 200 words--written in the third person. This will be published along with your work if your submission is accepted. For film, please also list the title of each work/file submitted in your bio.
While we accept simultaneous submissions, please notify us immediately if any or all of your films are accepted elsewhere.
Please limit your short film submissions to only twice per review period.
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Originating in the mid-1970s, Wanbli Ho Journal provides an opportunity for both local and nationally-known creatives to showcase their talents and share their abundant backgrounds of experience and vision so uniquely inherent within the Native American/BIPOC artist and communities. Prioritizing Indigenous voice and worldview, Wanbli Ho is calling the names and spirits of The People home, to sound in unity and in power. We operate in the knowledge that we are all related and all responsible for the world and reality we co-create. Sinte Gleska University is proud to publish the voices of these relatives. Wopila.