aAh! – your arts and culture magazine
Welcome to the next print edition of aAh! Magazine.
Every issue we publish is based around a single theme.
This time it’s:
We won’t say much else, other than there’s plenty of it…
and we want to fill this magazine with s p a c e.
Therefore, we’d like your submissions.
These can include features, reviews, interviews, comment, creative prose, poetry, artwork or photography. Anything that offers a critical, insightful and creative slant on the word SPACE.
We are open to all submissions related to the theme, but here are a few ideas to think about:
Have an idea? Email us at aAh.editor@gmail.com to discuss.
Deadline: Please submit a draft headline, estimated word count and two sentences describing your proposed piece by Friday 1st November 2019. Further deadline to follow.
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