Available Features
The Shas Revolution by Sami Shalom
Chetrit
Shas and the Struggle for Sephardic
Humanism by Jordan Elgrably
Teaching Democracy and Co-Existence
in the West Bank by Brett Kline
The Sephardim Today by David Shasha
The Levantine Project is a new syndication feature which markets original and retooled articles, essays, and op-ed pieces to the Jewish, Middle Eastern and mainstream press.
We will also market on occasion drawings, cartoons, photography and fine art.
The Levantine
Project has as its objective to offer alternative educational reports and
views on matters of concern to the
Jewish, mainstream
and Middle Eastern communities.
We deliberately
call it "Levantine" in favor of the Levantine spirit. Although this term
was used pejoratively by the
founding fathers
of Israel, it is indicative of the kind of pluralistic, cooperative society
which Israel might
aspire to become,
as a country integral to the Middle East mosaic.
We seek original
work of 750-1,500 words (longer only in special cases), and we are able
to take your longer, scholarly
essays and edit
them for wider distribution in more condensed form. Interviews, journalistic
feature stories, first-person travel pieces, op-eds and most other non-fiction
formats are welcome.
Subjects include
Jewish culture and identity, Israel, the peace process, culture in the
Arab world, violence in the
American media
and entertainment industry; in short, anything that may be of concern to
both Jews and other Americans.
We will split
any proceeds from sales 50/50 with the writers of work we market. Our syndication
rates are sliding
scale according
to the circulation and frequency of the publication where the piece appears.
Please mail a
hard copy to the address below and email an electronic file to .
If you have more
than one piece available, please provide an inventory with a two-sentence
descriptive.
Tell us whether
the piece has been published before and where. (In some cases, we may
be able to translate
work from French, Spanish, Hebrew and Arabic.)
Query with your story ideas.
Jordan Elgrably
editor
the Levantine
Project
Ivri-NASAWI
New Assoc of
Sephardi/Mizrahi Artists & Writers Intl
www.ivri-nasawi.org
1033 N. Orlando
Ave
Los Angeles CA
90069
(323) 650-3157
Los Angeles
New York
SF Bay Area
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