Call for Submissions - Lantern Volume 2 Issue 2

For Summer, Lantern has chosen Threshold as its theme. This theme has many dimensions to explore ranging from the visceral physicality of transitions and migrations, to more subtle mental and emotional shifts, to spiritual journeys. At its most basic, a threshold is a marker of beginning and ending, entrance and exit, birth and death. It is a portal; a gate; both a limit, as a breaking point, and a point of embarkment. Physically, it is represented by a stone or piece of timber that lies under a door of a dwelling house, a temple, or a church.

We encourage you to submit your work to Lantern: architecture, poetry, short fiction, essays, images, music, academic pieces. We are interested in thought and expression and connection. We will value your work for its strength of character and for its contribution to a whole that seeks something better. Please view the theme of work as you wish—creatively or destructively, literally or figuratively—and feel free to wander off from its center point as we venture beyond the lantern’s glow to the endarkened places where academic and other such publications stop.

Lantern is being read in 824 different cities (New York #1), 81 different countries (U.S .#1), Six Continents. Join us in a collaborative exploration of Ground that celebrates Summer Solstice in Volume II, Issue 2 of Lantern.

For more information, or to submit visit: http://lanternjournal.org/category/submissions/

Editors of Lantern,
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