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Society for Ritual Arts

The Society for Ritual Arts is an interfaith organization creating work ‘at the crossroads of art, science and spirituality.’ Twice a year they publish Coreopsis: Journal of Myth & Theatre, and host events related to ritual arts. Submit papers, 3,000 to 10,000 words, for peer review from many disciplines and welcome of all faiths and philosophies. Twice a year they publish Roses and Wildflowers: The Magazine of Mythopoeic Fiction, Poetry & Art, a home for mythopoeic (i.e.poetic and mythical) fiction under 7,000 words, poetry and art dealing with the fields of spirituality, consciousness, healing, performance, and visual media. The autumn issue needs submissions and is dedicated to hope, with a theme of mythoanarchism. Payment: short stories US$20 and poetry, US$15 per poem.

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