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ANTIQUE CHILDREN is still figuring itself out. In the meantime consider your favorite mischievous, childhood friend or your own mischievous deeds, thoughts and attitudes, from the rude and wreckless to the pleasantly subtle.
AQC is looking for fiction, essays, critiques, interviews, memoirs and some poetry. AQC is open to all genres and some non-genres.

   
   

SUBMISSIONS

AQC is a Not-For-Profit independent publisher. AQC searches the gutters for lost/unwanted coins and is therefore unable to provide financial compensation to journal contributors. AQC will make every effort, that is within AQC's means, to mail out comp copies to contributors. This takes time as the mailing out of comp copies is dependent on sales. If a contributor wishes to purchase a copy of a journal he or she is published in AQC will send two copies for the cost of one (plus shipping). Contributors may order as many copies as they wish and AQC will double their order(s) at no additional cost. AQC will do so for every order that is placed through the AQC website by a contributor, who is printed in the specified AQC journal. Contributors, if ordering a copy, be sure to use an email address that clearly identifies you.

Check the Journal Page for upcoming journal themes and deadlines.
(2500-4000 words)

Artist's submissions for journals are more than welcomed. Check Journal Page for themes. All images should be sent at 300 dpi and 1800 pixels in width.

All Contributors are credited for and maintain the copyrights to their work. AQC reserves the right to use contributor's submissions for the sole purpose of a printed/published AQC journal and for the AQC website.

Send Journal Submissions and Art Work to  jimlopez.aqc@gmail.com

   
    
 

Jim Lopez: AQC Editor
jimlopez.aqc@gmail.com

  • Preoccupied with scratching and staring blankly, making it difficult to know what he’s up to 
  • Pays attention though he appears not be
  • Frustrated by too little affection; annoyed by too much
  • Still has his testicles, which he keeps clean
  • Ferrets out, snaps the necks of, and eats rodents and vermin 
  • Can’t be still, unless he is sleeping 
  • Tears things apart if confined
  • Prefers to do his business out of doors
  • Gets into trouble merely & routinely
  • Enjoys treats
  • Is a graduate of Harvard Divinity School
  • Was rescued from the Muddy Boggy Creek yet finds his way back to the the L.A. River every chance he gets
  • Freely associates friendship and freewill as inseparable 
 

Ty Gorton

Ty Gorton
Web Master & Art Editor
(Nov. 2009 thru Nov. 2010)



Hero MacKenzie
Spanish Editor for
SPIT & DUENDE (2010)



 
       

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ANTIQUE CHILDREN: A Mischievous Literary Arts Journal is a NOT-FOR-PROFIT Publication
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