From: Bellevue Literary Review:
Can Storytelling Prevent Gun Violence?
Bellevue Literary Review and the Northwell Health Center for Gun Violence Prevention are collaborating on a special project, “Can Storytelling Prevent Gun Violence?”
We invite your creative contributions — poetry, prose, art, video — on your experiences with or thoughts about gun violence. All submissions will be considered for inclusion in our upcoming virtual event in Fall 2022, and/or featured on our website.
- Have you experienced or witnessed gun violence?
- Has your community been impacted by gun violence?
- How can stories prevent or reduce gun violence?
- How do you imagine a world without gun violence?
- How can we encourage the next generation to move towards real change?
Creative interpretation is encouraged! You may submit up to two submissions.
GUIDELINES:
Prose: fiction/nonfiction (please indicate which genre in your cover letter,) 750 words max
Poems: up to 2 poems, no more than 2 pages total
Artwork: 2 images max, combined into a single document (pdf/jpg/png)
Video: 5 minutes max
Deadline: June 30, 2022