Last month I received a nice letter from Jasai Madden, editor of Lorraine and James literary journal and a fan of my Suite 101 Channel African American Women Writers Finding Voice. And I jumped at this opportunity, because we do need more black literary journals and preferably ones not sponsored by Universtity Press. Kudos!
Here's Plug #1, Jasai
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Dear Dee,
My name is Jasai Madden and I am the editor of the forthcoming literary journal Lorraine and James. As it seems you have the ear of many wonderful writers via your website, I am wondering if you might be able to post an opportunity that I believe is worthwhile.
In preparation for out spring 2005 debut, we are actively seeking submissions for fiction in the form of the short story, creative non-fiction and essays. This is a paid project.
The goal of Lorraine and James is to give voice and venue to a diverse group of seasoned, upcoming and crowded-out authors of great merit. I would be honored and grateful if you would make the visitors aware of this opportunity, one that I believe will act as a vehicle for great introductions and exposure for some of todays most gifted writers.
If you have any questions I can be contacted at 818-256-4503. You can also visit our temporary home on the web for more details Lorraine and James Literary Journal
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration,
Jasai Madden
Editor
Lorraine and James: A Literary Journal
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