We are now reading submissions for the next issue of tinywords. We’ll accept submissions through September 30.
Please see our submissions page for guidelines and a submissions form.
For this issue, we’re looking for haiku and short poems with an urban theme.
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I hope there will be great haiku that will be submitted.
Hello! Do you have the results? Keep us updated!
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Are there any updates to the winners?
The winner must have been given a lot of opportunities to write their pieces.
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That sounds like a great opportunity for poets who want to explore the urban landscape in their writing! I hope many talented writers will submit their work to tinywords. Do you have any specific requirements for the length or format of the poems, or any preferences for style or content?
I like to read all the submitted pieces!
It's great to hear that you're accepting submissions for the next issue of tinywords! Writing haiku and short poems with an urban theme can be a fun and creative challenge.
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Are there any updates to the winners? thank you for sharing.
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It appears that tinywords is currently open for submissions for their upcoming issue. The submission period is open until September 30. If you're interested in submitting, you can refer to their submissions page for guidelines and a submissions form.
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