the whiskey priest is seth woods is a sad accordion: Shelf Life Staff

An Examination of the Contents of My Red Notebook : T. Redd

Harry Potter; The Boy Who Wouldn't Die : Ben Nadith

Experimental Book Reviews: Easy Reads : Shelf Life Staff

Burlington County, New Jersey : Brian Oliu

Fugitive, Getting Religion : Rich Ives

issue #013 is without poetry

Please submit to poetry@shelflifemagazine.com

Eleanor Leonne Bennett is a 15 year old photographer and artist who has won contests with National Geographic,The Woodland Trust, The World Photography Organisation, Winstons Wish, Papworth Trust, Mencap, Big Issue, Wrexham science , Fennel and Fern and and Nature's Best Photography.She has had her photographs published in exhibitions and magazines across the world including the Guardian, RSPB Birds, RSPB Bird Life, Dot Dot Dash, Alabama Coast, Alabama Seaport and NG Kids Magazine (the most popular kids magazine in the world). She was also the only person from the UK to have her work displayed in the National Geographic and Airbus run See The Bigger Picture global exhibition tour with the United Nations International Year Of Biodiversity. Eleanor said, "I have been taking photos for three years but I also enjoy drawing and constructing mixed media collages of which have won me the Woodland Trust Nature Detectives art competition three times since the age of 11."

Humor is appreciated. So is quality.

ART

Any visual and audio mediums can be submitted. Suggested formats: visual- .jpg, .png, .pdf (with max resolution of 300 & lowest resolution of 72 dpi) audio- .mp3 Please submit your art, title of the piece, medium and a brief artist's description to art@shelflifemagazine.com

Articles

We want to see articles about books, either the reading or the writing of them. We are looking for interviews (real or possibly, obviously fake), book reviews, critical analyses, blogs about public readings, meditations on a particular topic, open letters to writers dead or alive or anything else your hot, beautiful mind can come up with. Please put Shelf Life Submission in the subject of the email and include a short third-person bio to contact@shelflifemagazine.com

Shorts

We are interested in quirky, funny, dark, innovative, sharp and haunting stories. Points for following the Shelf Life theme. Generally we don't accept stories longer than 2,500 words, but try us. Please put Shelf Life Submission in the subject of the email and include a short third-person bio to contact@shelflifemagazine.com

Poems

We would like to read inventive, light-hearted, poignant, precise work. We also enjoy thematic manipulation of form. Points for following the Shelf Life theme. Please send no more than four poems. Please put Shelf Life Submission in the subject of the email and include a short third-person bio to poetry@shelflifemagazine.com

Rights: Unfortunately, there is no monetary payment at this time. If your work is accepted, it is subject to minor edits and copyrighted upon publication. The writer automatically grants Shelf Life one-time rights to publish your work and archive it online.