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We are putting together several a 1 time POD/eAntho
All eAntho pay same and pay upon print.
Send all submission to: aliceingoreland@yahoo.com
and say in the subject line: Sub (name of fiction) (which collection)
Title: Cat's Eye New Bella
We want speculative fiction with the theme of cats. We want the cat or cats to be important to the story. We like stories that have a good sense of place. We love humor. We like dark. We love to be touched. Sexy is good. Humor is excellent. Twists are welcomed too.
h/f/sf or something along those lines.
We are looking for: prose, poetry and art for the cover.
Pay: 1¢/word + copies at cost + profits shared equally at the end of the year. Must have pay pal.
Words: 50 -5k.
RT: 3-6 weeks.
Reprints: query.
Please say Sub and which anthology in subject of the email.
Please place sub as an attachment or into to the body of the email. Contact info on the sub. A line of space between each paragraph is preferred.
E-subs: Aliceingoreland@yahoo.com
Deadline June 25th
Other upcoming themes for anthologies are:
Monsters of the Macabre
We are looking for new tales on these guys and gals: The Monster, The Bride, Dracula, Bride of Dracula, Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Invisible Man, The Wolf Man, Phantom of the Opera, The Hunchback, The Mummy, The Blob, King Kong, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Deadline: September 25th
Steam Dreams Punk Baby
We are looking for Steam Punk. Steam Punk is a sub genre of SF, where there is an alternate history with alternate sources of power. It is often set in Victorian times. However other alternate time and power sources are welcomed as well.
Dead line: October 25th
Familiars' Fate
We are looking for tales about the familiars of magic users. We would love see creatures other than cats, although cats are welcomed. What about an imp, brownie, chipmunk, wombat, coyote, raven, The gump, or the White Rabbit? Make sure that the personality and actions of these creatures comes shining through.
Deadline: November 25th
10 Cent Magic
We are looking for urban fantasy. Fantasy races and creatures living their day to day lives next door to you. Many urban fantasies are set in contemporary times or contain supernatural elements.
Deadline: January 25th
Magic Beans
We are looking for stories that express the magic held inside the beans of coffee and chocolate. Two elixirs that alter our moods, giving us energy and mimicking love. We crave them in their many forms. Weave a story that takes place in, or around, a coffee shop, or bakery. The alchemy of chocolate! The bewitchment of the morning coffee!
Deadline February 25th
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24 comments:
The feline anthology sounds great, and I'm interested in submitting a story. I'm tied up on a project at the moment, so I'd like to know: what's the deadline?
Is there a publisher? Or, if it's a self-publication, may I ask about your plan for getting word out about this anthology?
And I presume you pay poetry at the same 1c/word you quote for fiction?
Seconding the questions asked here--self-pubbed or publisher? Deadline? Thanks!
We are starting a small e-publishing house.
How we plan on advertising the anthologies is as follows:
Through our e-zine,
YouTube
Twitter
Facebook
Writing.com
LiveJournal
MySpace
and submitting copies for reviews on other zines.
We will of course ask our contributors to do the same.
If anyone has any other ideas, I am open to ideas.
We will be on:
Kindle,
Ipad,
Sony's PRS line of e-book readers, Google's Book Search mobile edition,
and whatever else is out there.
Deadline posted.
Dear Manuel,
I hope to read you soon.
Mari
Thanks, Mari! Sorry, still don't see a deadline mentioned.
That's because you are quicker than me. Look again. I had to get in contact with my co-editor to make sure the dates were right.
Thanks, Mari; I should be able to get something in.
Sorry. I must be visually-impaired. I've looked through the comments and the guidelines and see no deadline listed. Where?
September 25, Toni.
Thank you. A couple of other other question: It says a space between paragraphs. Is it single spacing then rather than double for the paragraphs themselves? Also, do you want any info about previous publishing credits?
I would like more information regarding the coffee/chocolate beans anthology. Is there payment?
How does one submit? Thanks.
Teresa Leigh Judd
Yes, all the anthologies have the same rate of pay.
Submit stories, poems or art to: Aliceingoreland@yahoo.com
Place in subject line: SUBMISSION and which anthology you are submitting to.
Place it in the body of the email or as an attachment.
A double space between each paragraph makes it easier to read.
You can list your publishing credits in the body of the email as part of your bio if you like.
What I really care about is the story, poem or art itself.
Thanks for all the questions!
How will I know if you have received my submission? How long should I wait if I haven't heard back?
Dear Kate, If it has been over a week, please send it again. I'll read today and let you know.
Aliceingoreland@yahoo.com
Just to clarify -- this is not a print publication, correct? It's an e-anthology only?
I'll be sending my submission in any day now. :)
I would love to see it in print. But cost wise, epublication is the only way to go. If it goes really well, or there is a request, I am sure we can print it. At least I want one in paper.
This is a very big if, but IF my story were to be accepted, I would definitely be interested in paying for a printed copy. :)
Hello, is this closed to submissions? I ask because I came here from a site that still lists it as actively looking...
No we're open. Send us what you got!
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