Charles Dickens was obviously not writing about Coastal’s English Division when he penned “A smattering of everything and a knowledge of nothing.” These educators are true masters of all matter English – from grammar to analyses, from literature to creative writing. Each member of the division adds his/her expertise to this conglomerate of thoughtful, caring, and engaging instructors. Students who come in contact with any one of this group can expect to be challenged to think logically and analytically about what they read and write, to perform at a college level, and to expect future employers to appreciate the skills they learn while under this division’s tutelage.

2012 New River Anthology — Coastal's Student Literary Magazine

Submit poems, stories, essays & cover artwork to be considered for inclusion in the 2012 magazine by Friday, February 24th

Submission Guidelines
Poetry — 3 to 5 poems

Fiction/Nonfiction — up to 3 pieces of fiction or nonfiction up to 15 pages per submission

Artwork — 3 to 5 scanned files of artwork or photographs at 300 dpi

Names must not appear on your manuscript. Please attach a separate cover sheet that lists your name, titles of pieces; genre (poetry, fiction, or non-fiction); complete contact information (address, cell phone and alternative number, email); and a 25–50 word brief biography of yourself.

Send submissions via Internet as attached MS Word or .rtf document for text, and .jpg for artwork .

Fiction — newriveranthology+fiction@gmail.com
Poetry — newriveranthology+poetry@gmail.com
Nonfiction — newriveranthology+nonfiction@gmail.com
Artwork — newriveranthology+artwork@gmail.com

If you have any questions or concerns about submissions, please contact the English Division Office in CA111, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Notification of Acceptance - May 2012

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	English Division Directory		Learning Resource Center
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