Oakwood is the literary and arts annual of South Dakota State University, publishing the work of writers and artists of the Northern Great Plains region since 1975.
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Publication
Accepts simultaneous submissions
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When you can submit your work to multiple magazines at the same time
Accepts previously published
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When the magazine wants to publish your previously published work. Requirements vary
Nominates for prizes
Active on social media
Available in print
Provides contributor copies
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Process
Email
Cover letter
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Eligibility
Location, Other
writers and artists of the Northern Great Plains region: Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Montana, WyomingFormatting
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Additional info
We seek to publish and foster the work of the extended creative community of the Northern Great Plains, but its subject matter is the world itself. Though much of what we publish deals with Great Plains life, this is not required. We are more interested in what people in the region have to say about the human experience than we are in focusing on the experience of place. We define the Northern Great Plains region as those states that adjoin South Dakota (Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming). Maximum length for literary submissions is 15 pages.
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About
"Oakwood" is SDSU's literary and art magazine, edited by SDSU students. In 1975, former SDSU student Doug Cockrell and English professor David Evans started a literary magazine that not only included the creative writing of SDSU students, but also the work of regional writers. For several decades i...
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1975
Country
US
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Steven Wingate
Editor-in-Chief