Runestones accepts original contributions in the following genres of literature:   poetry, prose, and drama.  Other artistic endeavors--including paintings, sketches, and sculpture--may be scanned and integrated into an anthology publication.

Submission Guidelines

1. The author (or creator) of each piece must be currently  enrolled at CASC at the time of submission, or an alumnus of CASC. 

Proof of enrollment may be required before publication.
2.  

The creative work must be original--Since plagiarized material is subject to lawsuit, the contributing author is solely responsible for what he/she contributes.  The Anthology is not responsible for  insuring the originality of every work published.  We reserve the right not to publish any work suspect of plagiarism.

 
3.

 

Each written work must be submitted in a typed, double-spaced,  Arial font format, and may be e-mailed or brought on disk--in Microsoft Word only--to the Anthology sponsor, Shirley Harrod.

Each submission must clearly include the name, address,  phone/fax numbers, and e-mail address of each author.

Photographed works must be scanned and e-mailed in JPEG format to the anthology sponsor, Shirley Harrod.

 
4.

 

Each work must clearly contribute something to the academic setting.   No derogatory, dehumanizing, or other highly offensive material will be considered for publication.  Excessively foul language will be monitored and/or deleted at the discretion of the Anthology Editor.

The Runestones Editor reserves the right to edit any piece submitted.

 

 

Important Notice: Works submitted will not be returned.  The editor promises to review every submission, but not all submissions will be included in the publication.  Unused works will be disposed of after each publication. 

Students may, however, submit the same work for consideration the next year by following the Submissions Guidelines.

DEADLINES FOR SUBMISSION

Students should submit all works by the first week of Summer classes.

This list of Submission Guidelines is subject to change, at any time, at the discretion of the editor and/or CASC.