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Project Educate: The Submission Process and You!As a part of #projecteducate, the literature gallery moderators will be posting news articles regarding the literature community and gallery here on deviantART as well as literature in general, covering various topics that we feel deserve more exposure. Today we'll be covering how to submit your literature to dA, and how to make proper use of HTML codes to do it!
The Submission Process
While submitting work to dA may seem a simple process to get through, we GMs get notes fairly often regarding how to submit work to the gallery. With that in mind, we've decided to help explain the submission process, and what HTML codes you can use to format your text.
Submitting your work!
The first step to submitting literature is pretty straightforward. Up in the top bar of the site, you can see the word Submit. Hover over that word and a menu will appear. Click "Submit Art", and that will take you to the art submission page. From there you can choose your catego

Project Educate: Visual and Concrete PoetryAs a part of #projecteducate, the literature gallery moderators will be posting news articles regarding the literature community and gallery here on deviantART as well as literature in general, covering various topics that we feel deserve more exposure. This article will go over two rather misunderstood genres of poetry here on dA: visual and concrete.
Visual Poetry
Visual poetry is a genre of poetry where the poem itself is placed within an image (or is functioning as part of the image), helping to strengthen the value and meaning of both the image and the poem itself. A common misconception of visual poetry is that any poem can be placed on any image and that makes the work visual poetry. However, the main strength of a good visual poem is that interaction of the image and the text, where one is reliant on the other in order to function best.

Another use of the visual poetry galleries here on deviantART that users have really jum

ProjectEducate: Finding the Profound in NonfictionAs a part of #projecteducate, the literature gallery moderators will be posting news articles regarding the literature community and gallery here on deviantART as well as literature in general, covering various topics that we feel deserve to be covered. Right now, the topic is that forgotten child of prose, creative nonfiction.
Writing the Small: Proof of Concept
Day one of my first essay writing class we were given the command to free write an experience. Even for creative writing gurus, few things are as terrifying as an open-ended prompt, but suddenly faced with an assignment to write about oneself seemed to paralyze the class. Pens were poised motionless over paper, fingers lay silent on keyboard keys, and there was a general expression of staring into space.
“Write!” said the teacher.
“About what?” was echoed by several students in reply.
“Anything. Just tell me something about your life.”
That prod did not cause the f

Flash Fiction Month July 2012Preface
This article is written for #LitResources. Our goal is to be a collection and creation station for all resources pertaining to literature on deviantART. This article will focus on Flash Fiction Month! It will include information about what specifies flash fiction, activities around dA for flash fiction month, and links to resources revolving around FFM activities.
If, after reading the article, you have more information or resources to add, please leave your thoughts in a comment! And don't forget to this article to help spread the word.
What Is Flash Fiction?
Put simply, flash fiction is a very short story. Lengths can vary from as few as six words (i.e. Hemingway's famous Baby Shoes) to a thousand, sometimes more. It depends largely on the outfit for which the author decides to write a piece of flash fiction. For the

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dA Related Daily Deviations - March 2010

by `GaioumonBatou, Apr 5, 2010, 1:27:19 PM
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March's dA Related Daily Deviations

Hello all! This is an article showcasing the deviations from the deviantART Related gallery that were featured as Daily Deviations throughout the past month. So, without further ado...the features!

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If you would like to suggest a dA Related DD...

Please keep the following things in mind:

Send a note to one of us (not both) with "DD suggestion" as a subject

dA related deviations only: [link]

The deviant shouldn't have received a DD within the last 3 months.

The deviation should have proper credits(if needed) and not use any copyright protected material.

Do not send the same suggestion to both of us!

Also try to add a description why you think the deviation deserves a DD. It will make people who might receive it happy.

That's all for now, if you have any questions or concerns feel free to note `ginkgografix or myself!

The Chaos Team (The dA Related Gallery Moderators)
`GaioumonBatou & `ginkgografix

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dA Related Daily Deviations - March 2010by `GaioumonBatou

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`emmil Apr 14, 2010 Professional Digital Artist

have you checked the links of the thumbs you featured? I found one which is dead: [link]

`GaioumonBatou Apr 14, 2010

Ah, she removed that within the past week or so, unfortunately. It was active when I posted the news article, but she's removed all of her deviations. The rest of the thumbs should still work though, yes?