The Science Blogging Anthology is meant to showcase the quality and diversity of writing on science blogs. 'Diversity' does not mean only the range of scientific disciplines, but also the diversity of topics, styles and, yes, forms. We have included one poem last year and we'd like to receive some more poetic submissions this year as well.
But, new this year, we will also accept cartoons and comic strips. So, if you draw your own in black & white and own the copyright to your drawings, please submit the URLs to the submission form.
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