Intermittens In The Beginning

[Johnny Shellburn]

Intermittens Magazine is now taking submissions!

WHO?

Who's doing this?  KerryThornley.com and possibly you.  This is the magazine anyone can edit, so this is our turn.

WHAT?

In tune with our site, the theme for this issue is "In The Beginning."

What does "in the beginning" mean?  Whatever it means to you.  Of course it includes information on the beginning of Discordianism.  But it could also include the beginning of a well-known Discordian cabal or club, the story behind the creation of a popular Erisian website, how to begin a successful jake, the creation of a Discordian book or magazine, raising an Erisian child, how you became a Discordian, whatever.

We can use essays, stories, interviews, photos, pictures, poems, quotes, fillers, jokes, etc.  Even ads (joke or for real).  If it's a real ad for a Discordian project, we won't charge but will ask that you buy something through our website's store to help cover our expenses.  But that's a request, not a requirement.

BE PROFESSIONAL.  Or at least be a dedicated amateur.  "I was going to edit this so it would be good but I ran out of time so you can do it" or "here's some random junk nobody liked" likely won't cut the mustard.

WHEN?

Like most things related to KerryThornley.com, we don't have any particular schedule or deadline.  If you want to submit something for the magazine, getting it to us by 1 July 2013 should be fine.  We'll probably still take things a little after that depending on what we get.

WHERE?

Submit to intermittens [at] kerrythornley [dot] com.  Or look for the email address on our website.  Sorry, but we won't be looking for submissions posted here or anywhere else.

IMPORTANT: Put OMAR somewhere in the subject/title of any email you send to us.  That way it shouldn't end up in our overflowing spam box.

HOW?

How do you get paid?  With access to a free electronic issue just like everyone else.  This is a free project!  The issue will be released online for free, and nobody gets paid including us.

How can you keep some rights to your creation?  If you want to copyright your piece or release it under a GNU or Creative Commons license, you can do so.  That could restrict or even prohibit the use of your piece outside of the issue.  But the Intermittens issue ltself will be free to all.

IMPORTANT: We will assume your submission is Kopyleft/Public Domain unless you specify otherwise.  Keep in mind anything you send us may be used on our website or for other projects unless you specify otherwise.  We also maintain the right to edit your piece unless you specify otherwise.  If it's a major edit (in our opinion), we'll run it by you before publication--if we can get hold of you.  So keep us informed if you change email.

WHY?

Why do this issue?  Why not!

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!

[AFK]

Oh dear.

[Salty]

Wait a second...

You're not Johnny at all. Not at all.