Red Line Blues

THEME
“Dreaming Online” is the theme of the upcoming issue of Red Line Blues. It came to our attention that one in eight couples married in the U.S. in 2005 met online. [source: Pew Internet & American Life Project] So there’ve got to be some real human moments pulsing through all those wires. Send us your stories of life, hope, and surprises flashing across your screen—we want to hear about it!

MATERIAL
The content of each issue of Red Line Blues is selected through an open call for entries on the theme. All are invited to submit work on the theme, in any genre or medium.

DEADLINE
Submissions for Dreaming Online are due by July 11, 2008, and can be sent to editor@redlineblues.com. Entries are subject to editing.

ORDERING
Issues of Red Line Blues are $4 each, plus $1 for shipping if you aren’t able to get one in person. Shoot us an email if you would like to purchase a copy of the current issue or back issues. We are currently set up to accept payment by cash, check, or PayPal.

CONTACT
To get on the Red Line Blues mailing list, submit your work, ﬁnd out about readings, or just to learn more about us, write to editor@redlineblues.com. Red Line Blues is designed by Erich Nagler, who can be reached at www.designmeans.com.

PREVIOUS ISSUES
Click on the covers to the left to see the contents of each issue, and look for a couple of surprises waiting on the other side of Red Line Blues 4: Hole in the Wall.

Red Line Blues is a pocket-size journal published three times a year in Asheville, North Carolina, and Brooklyn, New York, by Moriah Norris-Hale, Erich Nagler, and Benjamin Yanes. Each issue of Red Line Blues tackles a new theme through different voices. The current issue is Nothing To Lose.