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The Official Website of GCSU's Undergraduate Journal of the Creative Arts--Now accepting submissions. See guidelines for more information.
2010-2011 Staff
- Michael Doran - Editor
- Sara Rincon - Art Editor
- Julie Hannigan - Fiction Editor
- Peggy Des Jardines - Non-fiction Editor
- Jessica Tucker - Poetry Editor
- J.T. Torres - Graduate Advisor
- T.J. Sandella - Graduate Advisor
- Karen McElmurray - Advisor
About Us
- Peacock's Feet
- The Peacock's Feet is a yearly journal published by Georgia College and State University, and showcases the literary and artistic talents of people from Georgia College and beyond.
2010-2011 Submission Guidelines
The journal publishes during the Spring semester. A reception is held when the journal arrives and is open to the public. To ensure that your work is considered, please adhere to the following guidelines:
Submission Deadline: December 3, 2010. This will be the final deadline.
Editors award four prizes of $50 each, two for literature and two for art.
On all written works, authors will include their name and email address in the top right-hand corner. Your submission will not be accepted otherwise.
Submissions will be accepted by email only. For written works (fiction, nonfiction, or poetry), submit works to peacocksfeet@gmail.com in .doc format. For art submissions, please use peacocksfeet.art@gmail.com.
Poetry Submissions:
No more than six poems, all individually labeled with the author’s name and email address in the top right-hand corner. These should be typed single-spaced in Times New Roman size 12. They should be sent as a Word file compatible with 2003 versions of Microsoft Word.
Prose Submissions:
No more than 20 pages total for up to three submissions (authors are welcome to submit both non-fiction and fiction). Include author information in the top right-hand corner as well as specify in the email whether the pieces are fiction or non-fiction. Works are only accepted as a MS Word file that is compatible with 2003 versions of Word.
Art Submissions:
Digital images any media only Tif or Jpeg 1800 by 2700 or greater. DPI of 300. For information regarding art submissions, email peacocksfeet.art@gmail.com.
The Peacock’s Feet is grateful for generous funding and support from Georgia College & State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) which makes this publication and its yearly growth possible.
Submission Deadline: December 3, 2010. This will be the final deadline.
Editors award four prizes of $50 each, two for literature and two for art.
On all written works, authors will include their name and email address in the top right-hand corner. Your submission will not be accepted otherwise.
Submissions will be accepted by email only. For written works (fiction, nonfiction, or poetry), submit works to peacocksfeet@gmail.com in .doc format. For art submissions, please use peacocksfeet.art@gmail.com.
Poetry Submissions:
No more than six poems, all individually labeled with the author’s name and email address in the top right-hand corner. These should be typed single-spaced in Times New Roman size 12. They should be sent as a Word file compatible with 2003 versions of Microsoft Word.
Prose Submissions:
No more than 20 pages total for up to three submissions (authors are welcome to submit both non-fiction and fiction). Include author information in the top right-hand corner as well as specify in the email whether the pieces are fiction or non-fiction. Works are only accepted as a MS Word file that is compatible with 2003 versions of Word.
Art Submissions:
Digital images any media only Tif or Jpeg 1800 by 2700 or greater. DPI of 300. For information regarding art submissions, email peacocksfeet.art@gmail.com.
The Peacock’s Feet is grateful for generous funding and support from Georgia College & State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) which makes this publication and its yearly growth possible.
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