eme_trinity

Hello friends! For whatever reason, be it eye shape (hooded) and/or eyelid skin (oily I GUESS???) no eye makeup has ever stayed on my lids except when it has been done professionally for weddings, and not even "still perfect", just still on and looks good.

I have tried: Urban Decay, Milani, NYX (the ones in the pots). I have applied and then waited at least a full minute and yet at the end of the day (or even only 6 hours later), my eye makeup has completely melted away or has smudged into a mess on my lids. Even liquid or felt tip marker style eyeliner doesn't last on my primed lids, and I've tried putting a nude shadow down after priming.

I use a mix of makeup, from Urban Decay, NYX, Cia

Hello friends! For whatever reason, be it eye shape (hooded) and/or eyelid skin (oily I GUESS???) no eye makeup has ever stayed on my lids except when it has been done professionally for weddings, and not even "still perfect", just still on and looks good.

I have tried: Urban Decay, Milani, NYX (the ones in the pots). I have applied and then waited at least a full minute and yet at the end of the day (or even only 6 hours later), my eye makeup has completely melted away or has smudged into a mess on my lids. Even liquid or felt tip marker style eyeliner doesn't last on my primed lids, and I've tried putting a nude shadow down after priming.

I use a mix of makeup, from Urban Decay, NYX, Ci

My wedding is coming up and my dad and I are huge Bowie fans. I've been one all my life thanks to him haha.

But I just can't seem to think of an appropriate song for a father/daughter dance, and I'd like to surprise him! It might be this summer flu taking over my brain.

Any thoughts or ideas? Thanks in advance

Hi!

I've shared this information before, but it bears repeating: Lunch Ticket Magazine, which I work for, publishes an issue twice a year, and our submission window is closing this Monday, October 31!

We accept writing in all genres - fiction, nonfiction, poetry, flash prose, YA lit, and translation & multilingual work. It is FREE to submit your work!

Our guidelines are simple - stay within the word counts we request for each genre, to keep the documents anonymous because we read blind, and to not submit previously published work.

To read the full guidelines, and to submit your work, go here.

You can reach out to us with questions at ou

Hey everyone!

I work for Lunch Ticket Magazine and we publish YA! Our submissions window is closing this Monday, October 31. We want to read your work and publish it! We have NO FEE to submit!

Visit us at www.lunchticket.org to read our current and previous issues and to submit your work!

We want your writing for young people -- age 13 and up, please -- of maximum 5,000 words. We don't accept previously published work. Also, all submissions are read blind, so you must not put your name anywhere in the document you submit. You can read the full guidelines and submit here. We also accept submissions in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, flash prose, translation/bi/multilingual works and visual a

Hi!

I've shared this information before, but it bears repeating: Lunch Ticket Magazine, which I work for, publishes an issue twice a year, and a twice monthly author feature. Right now, we are coming up to a submission window closing! On July 31, our window for our Amuse Bouche Spotlight Feature will close! We accept writing in all genres - fiction, nonfiction, poetry, flash prose, YA lit, and translation & multilingual work. It is FREE to submit your work!

Our guidelines are simple - stay within the word counts we request for each genre, to keep the documents anonymous because we read blind, and to not submit previously published work.

To read the full gui

Lunch Ticket is a twice-yearly literary and art journal published by the MFA community of Antioch University of Los Angeles, a program that is devoted to the education of literary artists, community engagement, and the pursuit of social justice.

Lunch Ticket publishes its main issues twice-yearly, in June and December. Our reading periods for Lunch Ticket are February 1-April 30 and August 1-October 31.

Lunch Ticket publishes Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Flash Prose (any genre), Young Adult (13+), Literary Translation & Multi-Lingual Texts, and Visual Art (painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture, installation, performance, and video).

If accepted for publicati

Hello!

You might remember me from a few months ago, posting this information. The magazine I work for publishes twice a year, so we are taking submissions again!

We want your writing for young people -- age 13 and up, please -- of maximum 5,000 words. We don't accept previously published work. Also, all submissions are read blind, so you must not put your name anywhere in the document you submit.

You can read the full guidelines and submit here. We also accept submissions in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, flash prose, translation/bi/multilingual works and visual art.

Hi everyone!

I wanted to let you all know that the lit magazine I work for is in the last week of accepting creative nonfiction pieces and literary translation pieces for two cash prize contests. The final day to submit work for these contests is February 29.

Neither contest has entry fees.

The Diana Woods Prize in creative nonfiction is judged by a faculty member of the university the magazine is published through and by a guest judge. The winner of the Diana Woods Prize wins $250 and publication, and two other finalists are also published.

The [Gabo Prize](http://lunchticket.org/contests/gabo-prize-litera

Hi everyone!

My name is u/eme_trinity and I am getting my MFA in YA writing at Antioch Univeristy. I also work as an editor on the school's online lit magazine Lunch Ticket.

We're currently open for submissions for our Winter publication, due in December. Our submission window closes on October 31 for this publication.

We accept submissions in fiction, creative nonfiction, YA literature, poetry, translation work and visual art. We accept both fiction and nonfiction YA pieces. For our current reading period, our word limit is up to 5,000 words.

For full rules and to submit, go here . We do not accept previously pub

Hey r/Sculpture! My name is u/eme_trinity and I am in graduate school getting my MFA in creative writing with a focus on YA literature, and I work on my school's literature and art journal, Lunch Ticket. Right now, we are accepting art submissions for our publication that is due out in December! The submission window is open until October 31. We take submissions in all visual art media, and we have a few requirements:

1. Submit 8-10 images in JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF or PNG format.

2. Each image should be numbered and named in this format: 1_yourlastname_title. If the title of a work is long, you may abbreviate it in the image name.

3. Also (important) submit an a

Hey r/digitalpainting[1] ! My name is u/eme_trinity [2] and I am in graduate school getting my MFA in creative writing with a focus on YA literature, and I work on my school's literature and art journal, Lunch Ticket.

Right now, we are accepting art submissions for our publication that is due out in December! The submission window is open until October 31. We take submissions in all visual art media, not just digital work, and we have a few requirements:

1. Submit 8-10 images in JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF or PNG format.

2. Each image should be numbered and named in this format: 1_yourlastname_title. If the title of a work is long, you may abbreviate it in the image n

Hey r/painting! My name is u/eme_trinity and I am in graduate school getting my MFA in creative writing with a focus on YA literature, and I work on my school's literature and art journal, Lunch Ticket.

Right now, we are accepting art submissions for our publication that is due out in December! The submission window is open until October 31. We take submissions in all visual art media, not just painting, and we have a few requirements:

1. Submit 8-10 images in JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF or PNG format.

2. Each image should be numbered and named in this format: 1_yourlastname_title. If the title of a work is long, you may abbreviate it in the image name.

3. Also (import