Ralan.com - Home Page 46 Calls for Submissions in April 2020 - Paying markets There are more than three dozen calls for submissions in April. All of these are paying markets, and none charge submission fees. As always, every genre, style, and form is wanted, from short stories to poetry to essays. I post the following month's calls for submissions toward the end of every month. Also see Paying Markets for hundreds of paying markets arranged by form and genre. Happy submitting! West Branch. Hybrid: Future//Tense: Gender. *Space and Time. Havok. Excession Press. *Flame Tree: Strange Lands Anthology. *Voiceworks. Scum. Cricket Media: Faces: New Zealand. Narrative. Epoch Magazine is edited by faculty at Cornell University. Translunar Travelers Lounge. *Ghost Anthology. *Trench Coat Chronicles. Rattle: Service Workers. Catapult: Genre: Nonfiction: Queer Life. Catapult: Genre: Nonfiction: On Writing. Catapult: Genre: Nonfiction: 15 Minutes. Human/Kind. *Falling Star: Twenty. *Story Seed Vault. The Fiddlehead. Chicken Soup for the Soul: Christmas Is in the Air. FIYAH.
Analog -- Submission Guidelines Analog now uses an online submissions system that has been designed to streamline our process and improve communication with authors. We do not accept email submissions. Please see Manuscript Guidelines for information about paper submissions. Our online submissions form for fiction asks for your name, email address, cover letter, story title, and story. Your cover letter should contain the length of your story, your publishing history and any other relevant information (e.g., if you send us a story about a medical disaster and you happen to be an emergency room nurse, mention that.). We ask for the same information for poetry. All stories and poems should be in standard manuscript format and can be submitted in .DOC format. Your tracking number will allow you to monitor the status of your submission through our website, so please don’t lose it. Reply Process Our average response time runs about two to three months. Please go here to submit your story.
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Literary-Speculative Issue Guidelines Please read these guidelines. Following them will greatly improve your chances of our publishing you. Orca pays $25 for publication rights and provides one pdf contributor copy. Print copies are available at a discount. Please note that when you submit your work to Orca, you’re adding yourself to our contact list and, thus, consenting to receive our monthly Mailchimp newsletter in your email. Jump to: Submission Specs Translations Responses Withdrawals Payment Rights Orca publishes three times a year: the March and November issues are dedicated to literary fiction, and the July issue contains literary speculative work. Submissions are open year-round. Subscribers can submit to us for free, even when the free portal is closed, by emailing. Before you submit, it’s important to understand what we mean by Literary and Speculative. Literary: A style of writing in which the focus is on language and character, and plot is often secondary. Submission Specs: Translations: Responses: Withdrawals:
Tor Fiction Submissions Guidelines The following guidelines outline how to submit fiction or non-fiction articles/blog posts to Tor.com. If you're interested in writing for Tor.com or submitting your fiction for consideration, please read the following. Prose Fiction Submissions Guidelines Non-Fiction Submissions Guidelines Last updated January 30, 2014 Tor.com Prose Fiction Submissions Guidelines What we are: Tor.com is a short fiction market edited by Patrick Nielsen Hayden, Liz Gorinsky, Ann VanderMeer, and Ellen Datlow, with support and reading from Carl Engle-Laird, Cory Skerry, and Bridget Smith (and occasional others). What we’re looking for: Tor.com welcomes original speculative fiction short stories and poetry. We’re particularly interested in stories under 12,000 words. But, my novel! What we pay: We pay 25 cents a word for the first 5,000 words, 15 cents a word for the next 5,000, and 10 cents a word after that. What rights does that give you? How to submit: Don’t query us, just send your story. You guys are slow.
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Submit – petrichor OUR READING PERIOD FOR THE SUMMER ISSUE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO MAY 1st. Poetry: Send a single attached doc or docx file of no more than three poems, unpublished elsewhere. Visual Poetry: No more than five separate PNG files, or a single PDF. Video Poetics: gif? Poetics Essays: Send only one, about 1250 words long. Bios: Should be 2-3 sentences, third person. Send Stuff To: petrichorpoems at gmail dot com. A digital archive of text & image, petrichor publishes your reverse villanelles, collage clips, double/triple haibun, asemic cryptolectics, semiotic pictographs, or just something new.
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Welcome - COVID International Community Support Group Chiang Mai Lightspeed Magazine | Submissions Submissions Status: CLOSED. When we determine when our next reading period will be, we will post an announcement here. Instructions for submitting to Lightspeed follow. Please read everything on this page and read the magazine before submitting. Submission Procedures for Short Fiction Instructions: All fiction must be submitted through our Moksha online submission system, located at lightspeedmagazine.com/submissions. Guidelines: Lightspeed is seeking original science fiction and fantasy stories. Format: Submissions should generally follow standard manuscript format, though we prefer single-spaced instead of double-spaced. Word Count: We are open to stories of 1500-10,000 words. Pay Rate: Lightspeed pays 8 cents per word for original fiction, or 2 cents per word for reprints. Rights: To see which rights we’re seeking, please view our contract template for original fiction or our contract template for reprinted fiction. Other Submission Procedures Additional Notes