
Our next iteration of our anthology series asks you to go deep within the matrix of your
psyche. You don’t have to be a writer to know what loss feels like: Lost love, lost opportunity, loss of confidence… maybe loss of car keys?
Have you ever had that job you swore was the one only for your dream to be crushed 6 months later when the company has sweeping layoffs? Have you ever locked eyes with someone at
the bus stop or at the bar and you froze, losing the chance of a special connection? Did losing your phone ever lead to fun consequences?
This is your opportunity to share your story with other people who, at the very least, understand
the pain of loss.
GUIDELINES
1,500 – 3,000 words
Original non-fiction, absolutely no AI.
We are looking for 10 individual stories that draw upon your breadth of experience and
attack the theme of loss head-on. This call for submission is for anyone, of any experience
level. It is free to participate, and successful entrants will be featured in the next
publication and printing of our anthology. If you have ever wished to be a professional
writer with your name in a publication, this is your chance.
This is a NON-FICTION anthology. Submissions that are not that genre will not be
considered. The word count is strictly adhered to. Submissions that do not fall within
these parameters will not be considered.
Please send your submissions to petespressyqr@gmail.com. Thank you to all entrants.
We look forward to reading your work!

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