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News

Submissions Closed June through August
Even though we've only just turned 2, Fringe is already having quite a growth spurt! We've received so many submissions that we need to take a break to give each piece the attention it deserves. To that end, on June 1 we will be closing submissions for the summer. So enjoy the sunshine, write all you can, then get ready to submit to Fringe when submissions reopen on September 1.

Fringe Goes Quarterly
Do you ever feel like you're just getting around to reading the current issue of Fringe when the next one sneaks right up on you? We feel the same way. To allow our contributors' work to enjoy a bit more web time, we've decided to go quarterly. Instead of publishing every other month, Fringe will now publish 4 times a year, so there will still be plenty of time to catch the fringiest literature online.

Dirty Water Reading Series, Spring Edition
On Sunday, March 17, at 7pm, Fringe will team up with Redivider, Quick Fiction, and Black Ocean to present the next installation of the Dirty Water Reading Series. Free admission, free food, free drinks, and fabulous readings are only the beginning! Grub Street, 160 Boylston, Boston MA.