But "I think the idea of an anthology is always of interest," Whitbeck said.
The Advocate considered publishing an anthology in conjunction with the Boston-based Intercollegiate Literary Society last year, but that the project did not work out, Whitbeck said.
"[Rantings is] going to be a different beast. I'm worried about this one's scope," she said.
Mahon said he has received only a handful of submissions so far, but is looking for a lot more people to write.
Submissions, which are limited to 5,000 words, are due on January 15.
And while he continues to search for a publisher, Mahon said he is "pretty optimistic" that he will find one once he has a manuscript in hand. He said he has received positive feedback from a few publishing houses.
For her part, Whitbeck said the anthology could have one valuable side effect for the Advocate.
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