There’s Sex, Drugs, and Violence – “Blacksad” Review
Back when Walt Disney and his brother began their film production company, with a focus on animation, they held themselves and their artists to the highest possible standard. In the […]
Tag Archives: Creative writing
Weekly List of Fresh Calls for Submissions
Check out our list of what we think are pretty nifty literary mags that are currently open for submissions. If you have a literary journal that you’d like featured here, […]
Weekly List of Engaging Calls for Submissions!
Check out our list of what we think are pretty nifty literary mags that are currently open for submissions. If you have a literary journal that you’d like featured here, […]
List of Wonderful Calls for Submissions
Check out our list of what we think are pretty nifty literary mags that are currently open for submissions. If you have a literary journal that you’d like featured here, […]
Three Odd Reasons to go to School for Writing (Opinion)
Academically, the only way to become a better creative writer is getting a Bachelor’s in English and a Master’s from an MFA Program in fiction or poetry. Assuming that more […]
New Sound Systems, New Podcasts, Vaguely Familiar Horizons
During our second podcast, we here at The Artificial Selection Project learned a few things. The first one being that I have a difficult time sitting still, and as such, […]
Weekly List of Fantastic Calls for Submissions, June 8
Check out our list of what we think are pretty rad literary mags that are currently open for submissions from writers like us. If you have a literary journal that […]
Weekly List of Awesome Calls for Submissions
Check out our list of what we think are pretty rad literary mags that are currently open for submissions from writers like us. If you have a literary journal that […]
From whence did they come?
The Artificial Selection Project is California’s breakout new literary ART publication featuring the work of authors and artists that the literary world has deemed unfit for publication. The Artificial Selection Project was […]
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