DISQUIET is pleased to announce its first book contest. Maybe you’ve heard that the world is crazy about borders and walls and such these days. Well our contest is looking for books that in some way constitute the opposite of that. Please send them to us!

<<<Established in 2017, the Dzanc Books/Disquiet Open Borders Book Prize seeks book-length manuscripts in fiction or nonfiction exhibiting a marked commitment to mutual understanding and cultural exchange across the globe. Dzanc Books and the Disquiet International Literary Program in Lisbon, Portugal, strive to promote literature that crosses boundaries and to advocate for a diverse, global literary discourse. The winning submission will be awarded a $5,000 advance and publication in Fall 2018 by the Disquiet imprint of Dzanc Books.>>>

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Bridge Eight’s Issue 5 is packed with work by Disquiet faculty, staff, and alumni! Arthur Rickydoc Flowers, Stefan Kiesbye, Colleen Louise Barry, Chris Lott, Kevin McFadden, and Jared Silvia! Guest edited by Erica Dawson and Jeff Parker

“Far-right populism marches across Europe — but not in Iberia. Why not?”

Please join us next month!

DISQUIET Prize Reading & NYC Reunion
With past prize and fellowship winners Hugo F Dos Santos, Casey Walker, Sofi Stambo, and Kay Iguh
Monday, February 27, 2017
6:00–7:30 pm (doors open at 6:00)
Cornelia Street Cafe
29 Cornelia Street
New York, NY 10014
Reading to be followed by an afterparty with pizza and wine! 

Event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/249482888840897/

Atlas Obscura explores the way the pastry has solved economic problems.

We Won’t Be Silent–Voices Raised Against Hate, an issue from The Thought Erotic, featuring resistance from Disquiet-ers Mariam Williams, Alysia S, Jennifer Williams, and Caitlin Scarano.

Promoting travel between the University of the Azores and US universities! Find out more here!

Tips for visiting Europe’s coolest capital!