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We're always looking for contemporary art and writing of excellence. Rhubarb is always looking for interesting and creative pieces from new and established writers, poets, artists, and photographers. This independent magazine is designed to provide an outlet for the (loosely defined) Mennonite voice, reflecting the changing face of the Mennonite community, promoting dialogue and encouragining the Anabaptist tradition of reformation and protest. |
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Rhubarb also publishes humour, book reviews, commentary, issues analysis and articles related to the theme. Query first for submissions of non-fition as some of this work is solicited and/or assigned. All submissions should be in a Word doc and include a short bio and the full name and address of the subscriber. Contributions are welcome by surface mail or E-mail. |
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Issue #25, SPRING 2010 an issue devoted to the musings of adults under the age of 30, especially but not restricted to college students; we will consider ALL writing and art submitted for this issue, but the following categories might help stimulate potential contributors: The Food Issue “Kitchen Tales,” where human nature and interaction connect with food; for example, memorable events that took place around the dinner table; unique experiences with preparing food; essays about changes in taste, or in dining habits; ruminations on the lack of food or its future; the place of food in art. However, the topic is wide openyour submissions will help shape it. We will also seek out interesting visual interpretations of the subject. General Submissions also welcome. |
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