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Angry Utopias [US]:
Deadline for submissions is May 1, 2005. Accepted work will be published in a limited edition chapbook. (100 copies is the target number for the first chapbook from BDD Press.) Authors will receive a complimentary copy. All rights to accepted entries revert back to the authors upon publication. [...]

Use the notes below as an early guide for your work.

Some Notes Toward the Construction of Angry Utopias:

An author might consider,

• Angry is an adjective that accurately describes an individual dissatisfied with the prevailing state of affairs.
• Utopia is a noun that accurately describes any imaginary, indefinitely-remote region, country, locality, or object.
• A utopia is a nowhere, a no-place
• A eutopia is an expression of desire because it expresses what is desired to be good. A dystopia is an expression of fear because it expresses what is feared to be bad.
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