About

Send My Love to Anyone is a newsletter on all things writing.

Subscribers can expect one email per month eight months a year.

Subscribers receive a curated list of Gatherings, a post by me or a guest post, Kirby’s column The First Time, and Words Count, a new section on craft.

Send My Love to Anyone is free, and posts are available for six months after publication for free subscribers.

Paying subscribers are supporting the site and the guest author honorariums and have full access to the SMLTA archive.

Honorariums for original unpublished works

Poetry, Fiction, Artwork - $75

Words Count (craft essays under 1000 words) - $50

Nonfiction - $125

Honorariums will raise as we get more paid subscriptions. So please consider supporting this site.

SMLTA doesn’t pay for excerpts of published works or interviews.

Free or paid subscribers of Send My Love to Anyone are welcome to send along their book or event info, press releases, or arcs for consideration for excerpt publication or mention in Gatherings.

Contact Info

Email: admin@kathrynmockler.com

Mailing Address 
Professor Kathryn Mockler 
Department of Writing
University of Victoria
PO Box 1700 STN CSC
Victoria BC 
V8W 2Y2
Canada

Due to volume, I may not be able to response to all requests.

SMLTA is does not accept unsolicited submissions of original creative work or essays. I’m afraid, I do not have the capacity to offer open calls for submissions at this point in time.

Past contributors include Deborah Dundas, Kim, Fu, Lynne Tillman, Lisa Robertson, Rebecca Fisseha, Jessica Johnson, Chelene Knight, Gary Barwin, Farzana Doctor, Kirby, Carrianne Leung, June Pak, Khashayar Mohammadi and more. You can access these guest posts and interviews via the Send My Love to Anyone archive.

Kathryn Mockler is the author of five books of poetry and several short films and experimental videos. She’s the publisher of Watch Your Head, an online journal devoted to climate justice and the climate crisis and Send My Love to Anyone, a newsletter on all things writing. She co-edited the print anthology Watch Your Head: Writers & Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis (Coach House Books, 2020) and her debut story collection Anecdotes is out now with Book*hug Press.