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FLARE: The Flagler Review is now accepting submissions for its Fall 2013 issue. Submission deadline is Aug. 15, 2013.

For more information, visit our submissions page.

Hello everyone! Today we’re here with a quick update on the different guest readers at this fall’s launch event on November 15 (for more information, check out the event on Facebook here)!

We are pleased to announce that (so far) two of our contributors will be attending the event! This is very exciting. They will be reading from their own submissions at the launch event.

We also have three faculty members from our own Flagler College that will be presenting! Here are their bios:

Kim Bradley has an MFA in fiction from the University of New Orleans. Her work has appeared in The Southern Indiana Review, The Louisville Review, and Real South Magazine. She is the winner of the 2012 Taos Writers Conference Scholarship in Prose.

Darien Andreu has published short fiction and creative non-fiction in the Princeton Arts Review; Apalachee Quarterly; and Cultures, a Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich text. She has been a faculty member at Flagler College for 25 years.

As a freelance writer, Lisa Baird has written short stories and articles for readers young and old. After she received her PhD from Texas Christian University, she published critical and creative pieces for the academic community. As the publishing world had turned more toward electronic publication, Baird also has turned her attention to publishing her work on Nook and Kindle for the ebook reader. The creative nonfiction piece, “One Fuji, Two Hawks, Three Eggplants,” appeared in an international anthology entitled Boundaries. Baird continues to submit creative nonfiction pieces to literary journals.

More to come!

xoxo, FlaRe

Hello everyone!

In case you missed the bright header image that we have on the site now: we have updated our website to include the new cover art by Otha Davis III! Check out his website!

If you submitted to FlaRe, make sure to check your e-mail frequently! We’re in the process of getting back to everyone who has submitted, so keep your eyes peeled.

More to come!

xoxo, FlaRe

Hello all! As of right now, we’re going through all the submissions we received over the summer and are hoping to get responses back to everyone by at least mid-October. Everyone on staff is stoked, pumped, excited, (insert other adjectives here) about getting this issue out!
 
We’re also kicking up a bit of dust on the Interwebs – we’re fixing our theme (how do you like it so far?) and posting on Facebook. We gave the Twitter a facelift, and we added two new staples to our online takeover – er, presence: we now have a Tumblr and YouTube channel! We also have an Instagram account! Make sure to go check those out on the “Contact” tab.
 
In other great news, we received a wonderful review from Sarah Gorman over at NewPages about FlaRe! Click here to go check that out, and make sure to check out NewPages as well for all of your online literary needs.
 
Hopefully you’ll hear more from us soon!
The staff of FlaRe

FLARE: The Flagler Review, the literary magazine of Flagler College, celebrated the publication of its Spring 2012 issue with a standing-room-only reading and celebration at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum on April 12. Featured readers and special guests included Liz Robbins, Jim Wilson, Dimitri McCloghry, Athena Sasso and Chris Tozier. Rocking and rolling provided by Eric Steckel and Tom Bosworth. Thanks to everyone who attended! Hope to see you all again for our Fall event. Watch this site, or follow us on Facebook or Twitter, for more details.

 Spring Issue Contributor Dimitri McCloghry reads his poem “Incidium.”

Update

FLARE: The Flagler Review, the literary magazine of Flagler College, will mark the publication of its Spring 2012 issue with a reading and celebration at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum on Thursday, April 12 at 5:00. Please stop by the Museum to help us celebrate FLARE and to learn more about Flagler College’s vibrant literary scene. For more information, please write lsmith1@flagler.edu.

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