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All sorts of writing comes under the heading of what we here call “very EAP.”  We’ve published film scripts, a libretto, poems, short stories, and analyses of everything from the Museum of Jurassic Technology, to Boris Pasternak’s love of the Everyday, to Bugs Bunny as a model for foreign policy.  We’ve published a paean to the Dodo, a poem of outrage about the betrayal of a revolution, and the story of a snotty little kid who falls through a rabbit hole and fights a Gnome Army to change the world.

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If you’ve got something to say that is clear, courteous, and creative, then we really would love to hear from you. Email  Mike for anything relating to Popular Culture, email Harvey for Poems, and email Tod for Everything Else.

When a possible contributor is turned away, it isn't because of lack of credentials, or even, sometimes, lack of grammar (if the piece is passionate and clear enough otherwise, we'll just go to work editing it), it's because of a lack of insight, or of clarity, or of courtesy. Or of not sticking to the point.

We’re an eccentric bunch, and an eclectic bunch, but we’re also very welcoming and very curious about whatever you have to say. And you certainly don’t have to have the premise of a book in mind before joining the conversation (another of our favorite sayings: “The perfect is the enemy of the good”). If there’s something you’re passionate about, try it out on us. Write an essay. A critique. A poem. A fanciful vision of whatever far off world it is that you daydream about. The plan is simply that the best and most inquiring of the pieces submitted to the bi-monthly magazine will be offered the opportunity to be worked on to eventually form books that will be published by EAP.