Satura

28/05/2019

As you might have (or maybe haven't) heard, we will be having an open meeting later today at Die Brücke (Wilmergasse 2) from 4 to 6 p.m. in room 106. If you are interested in the journal or even joining our team, feel free to stop by!

24/05/2019

This weekend's food for thought: which one are you?

Be careful: if you want to keep friends in this group, you might keep your response to yourself.

24/04/2019

Dear all,
The first volume of Satura is now available through ULB as a PDF! Either search for us on their website or click below. Enjoy reading!

Westfalica electronica. Satura /

08/02/2019

Just another reminder that the deadline for abstract submissions has been extended. It's Friday! Skies are overcast and weather is uncharacteristically gloomy. The snow may have melted but we're still here (at our desks and beside our heaters, as usual), eagerly awaiting your submissions. Take a chance on us and send us an abstract. We need nothing more than an abstract--for the moment. March 4th--write it down. Deadline for abstract submissions.

06/02/2019

Announcement: We have extended the deadline for abstract submissions until March 4th.

Thank you to all who have submitted abstracts up to this point. Notices of acceptance will be sent out via email before April 1st, 2019.

25/01/2019

Don't let the winter blues get you down. This frosty weather is perfect for cozying up with a cup of tea or coffee and crafting your prose or putting the finishing touches on your abstracts (remember: deadline for abstract submission is February 4th)!

14/01/2019

Do you fancy writing tales of fantastical worlds with fire-breathing beasts and hardy heroes? How about composing sonnets about long-lost love? Or memoirs of a humorous childhood incident?

Satura, the journal of the English Department at WWU, is looking for creative writing submissions of all types for its second volume: short fiction (short stories, flash fiction, condensed versions of longer works), poetry (blank verse, sonnet, epic, narrative, ballad, elegy…we’ll even consider a good haiku or limerick!), and non-fiction (personal essays, micro-memoirs, etc.).

Submissions must be in English, and no more than 3000 words. We ask that you submit no more than 5 works for consideration. Please include a short biography (~100 words) and email your submission(s) to [email protected].

All accepted submissions will undergo a close editorial process between the author and Satura staff. Don’t be shy, be brave. Submit!

The deadline for submissions is March 15, 2019.