Deadlines! Submission windows! Publications open for creative work! Default is prose fiction (flash, short stories, novelettes) but the lists include novellas, novel excerpts, poetry, nonfiction, art, comics, and more. Sections 1-2 contain those paying higher rates (5¢/word or above, the HWA pro rate). Sections 3-4 contain lower rates (1-4¢/word). Following that, two seldom used sections (one for those paying royalties or advances, and another section for no pay opportunities), as well as final sections offering links for further market research, writing advice, and workshops.
Listings generally follow this format:
deadline/window date (time, if known), name (of publication/contest/story
call), word count, pay, genre(s), theme(s), reprint NO/OK, simultaneous NO/OK, multiple NO/OK, any other types welcome (poetry, comics,
nonfiction), limited (if the listing is restricted to specific
authors/identities/groups), AI NO/OK, details for submitting (if anonymous sub
needed, editor name, submission formats, email for submitting, etc.),
clickable link to website or submission portal
I hope it helps! Feel free to comment or message me with any feedback.
RJK LEE
Latest update: 2/18/2024 9:55 PM JST)*
*Hope the creative work and submissions are going well! I'll update as I can, but also do check out the links at the end to discover more places to sub your work*
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Deadlines or windows that pay 5¢/word or more
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Publications that are generally open and pay 5¢/word or more
3. Deadlines and windows that pay 1-4¢/word
4.
Publications that are generally open and pay 1-4¢/word
5.
Publications that only pay royalties/advance
6. Publications that offer no pay
7. Search for more markets
8.
Writing-related links
1. Deadlines or windows that pay 5¢/word or more
2/23 International Thriller Writers Scholarships, $1000 stipend (and a ThrillerFest pass), awarding two separate scholarships for ThrillerFest (the Fresh Perspectives Scholarship for any underrepresented author, published or unpublished, and the Undiscovered New Voices Scholarship for any unpublished author who is writing a mystery/thriller novel of 80-100k words), ThrillerFest XIX takes place 5/28-6/1 in New York City, send writing sample via application form.
2/25 Flame Tree Flash newsletter, 750-1000 words, 8 cents/word, genre: SF, theme: parallel echoes, sub to flash2023@flametreepublishing.com, https://flametr.com/submissions
2/15-2/28 (extended by one week for BIPOC writers), Apparition Lit: Mercurial, 1k-5k words, 5¢/word, poetry ok (~5 poems; $50/poem), genre: speculative, theme: mercurial, https://apparitionlit.com/submissions/
1/1-2/28, New Myths, ~10k words, 3¢/word (min payment of $50 for all submissions, so 5¢/word for up to 1000 words), genre: speculative, reprints no, sim ok, multiple no, poetry ok, nonfiction ok (book reviews of 500-1000 words, $50/review), art ok ($80), email subs to editor@newmyths.com, https://sites.google.com/newmyths.com/newmyths-com-home/submissions
2/29, Apex Magazine (Flash Contest), ~1000 words, 8 cents/word, speculative, theme: falling skies, https://apexbookcompany.moksha.io/publication/apex-magazine-flash-fiction
2/29, Adi: Disobedience, ~5,000 words, $200 for flash fiction ~1k words ($500 for 1001-5k words), genre/theme: the past / present / future of disobedience to orthodoxies of all kinds (political doctrines to religious creeds to artistic or intellectual frameworks; stories of the rebellions, heresies, theoretical revolutions, and moments of civil disobedience that catalyze this world and alternative worlds; Adi tends toward “creative, experimental approaches to political writing, measuring the effects of policy through the intimate lives and experiences of people with a particular focus on those on the margins and in the global south”; loves: genre-bending, the absurd, work that excavates interior lives and external conflicts; work that satirizes, fabulizes, and fantasizes, that disturbs, beguiles, moves, challenges, surprises, and ignites”), translations ok, https://adimagazine.com/submissions/
2/1-3/31, Moving Across the Landscape in Search of an Idea, 1500 words (but see theme), 8¢/word, genre: any genre including poetry, theme: stories with long titles (250-600 words) and concise narratives (250-600 words) and copious footnotes / endnotes / marginalia / indices / glossaries (250-600 words), authors are welcome to shift word counts between these three parts of their submission but must stay within a range of 1500 words for the total submission (ex. a 500 word title, a 600 word narrative, and 400 words of footnotes), questions encouraged by email or DM on Twitter / Mastodon, reprints no, sim ok, multiple no, email story to info@aanpress.com, standard manuscript format (.doc or .docx, .rtf; also send a 1-paragraph bio; prefers additional layout specs: page size of letter, margins of .5”, calibri font 11 point, single spaced), http://aanpress.com/submissions.html
10/1-3/31, Terrain.org (poetry window), $50, genre: poetry (any; see website for windows re: nonfiction, fiction, artwork, videos), theme: seeking work in English / translation from around the world (”particularly Indigenous, Native, Black, Brown, and other historically marginalized and underrepresented voices as we expand our contributions on social, environmental, and climate justice and other contributions on place, climate, and justice”), reprints no, sim ok, multiple ok (2-6 poems; also considers poem/image combos, online chapbooks), submit via submittable (include bio), https://www.terrain.org/submit/regular-submission-guidelines/
3/1-3/31, The Paris Review (prose window), ~40000 words, payment unknown (sources suggest up to $1000, though others list as non-paying), Genre: general/literary, reprints no, sim ok, multiple no ("do not submit more than twice/year"; opens March & September), poetry OK (no more than 6/sub, no more than twice/year; open until cap in Jan., Apr., Jul., Oct.), translations ok, https://www.theparisreview.org/about/submissions
1/1-3/31, WotF Q2, ~17000 words (generally should aim for 3000-10,000), 8¢/word, prize money (1st $1000, 2nd $750, 3rd $500, annual grand $5000; workshop and gala in Hollywood; semi-finalists get feedback), genre: F/SF (generally aimed at YA audience), note: contest for new writers w/o 4+ pro-level publications (8¢/word pro rates), has a forum with tips and basic workshop (also check out Wulf Moon's book/workshops for extra help), https://www.writersofthefuture.com/enter-writer-contest/
1/9-3/31, WSFA Small Press Award, ~17,500 words, award (a small acrylic trophy & $500 presented at the Capclave convention in the fall; finalists receive certificates), Genre/Theme: any imaginative (SF/F/H/speculative) short stories published for the first time by a small press in 2022, nominated stories (a rep of the small press can nominate 3 stories, an author may nominate 1 story published by themself or another, and a WSFA member may nominate 1 story), send nominations to the Awards Administrator at admin@wsfasmallpressaward.org, manuscripts should be anonymized without DRM in text/doc/rtf/pdf, include specified details in email (publication date, publisher, author, url, and other requirements listed on website), https://wsfasmallpressaward.org/The_Rules.php
4/1-until cap (closes fast), The Paris Review (poetry window), ~40000 words, payment unknown (sources suggest up to $1000, though others list as non-paying), Genre: general/literary, Reprints NO, Simultaneous OK, Multiple NO ("do not submit more twice/year"; open March and September), Poetry OK (no more than six/submission, sub no more than twice/year; open until cap in January, April, July, October), Translations OK, https://www.theparisreview.org/about/submissions
1/1-4/30, Psychopomp: novellas, 20k-40k words, $750 advanced and 25% of net receipts, genre: speculative, theme: various (grief, loss, afterlife / underworld, Death personified, multiverse, time travel, origin, lose sense of reality, goth, space goth, story within a story, unusual stuff personified, creepy meta-horror, ghost stories), reprints no, sim no, multiple no, sub via website portal, https://psychopomp.com/novella-guidelines/
8/16-5/14, The Georgia Review, literary, ~9000 words, $50/page (up to $800), poetry OK ($4/line), note: submissions fee required unless subscribed, https://thegeorgiareview.com/submit/
5/31, Escape Pod, 1500-6000 words, 8¢/word, Genre/Theme: any SF (prefers high clarity/pacing to match their audio format; prefers a ray of hope even in darker stories), Reprints OK (1500-7500 words, $100), Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO, anonymous submissions, https://escapeartists.moksha.io/publication/escape-pod/guidelines
5/1-6/15, Dracula Beyond Stoker (Issue 5: Lucy’s Suitors - Quincey, Jack, and/or Arthur), 1500-5000 words, 5¢/word, genre/theme: any fiction based on Stoker’s characters and tied to issue 4's theme of the brides of dracula (likes stories that "feel like they could be canon" but also likes "fun alternate takes and pastiche"; open to prequels, sequels, updates, divergent timelines, etc.), reprints ok (should be at least 10 years old, $55), sim ok, multiple no (?), poetry ok ("not necessarily sought" but will be a poetry issue in the future), email doc/docx/rtf in shunn classic to submissions@draculabeyondstoker.com (include short 3rd-person bio and subject line should be “lastname_title_brides” or “lastname_title_suitors”, https://www.dbspress.com/submissions
4/1-6/30, WotF Q3, ~17000 words (generally should aim for 3000-10,000), 8¢/word, prize money (1st $1000, 2nd $750, 3rd $500, annual grand $5000; workshop and gala in Hollywood; semi-finalists get feedback), genre: F/SF (generally aimed at YA audience), note: contest for new writers w/o 4+ pro-level publications (8¢/word pro rates), has a forum with tips and basic workshop (also check out Wulf Moon's book/workshops for extra help), https://www.writersofthefuture.com/enter-writer-contest/
8/1-unknown (tentative opening date), Pseudopod, ~6000 words (prefers 4500; welcomes flash under 1500), 8¢/word, Genre/Theme: any horror for audio, Reprints OK ($20 for under 1500, $100 for above), Simultaneous OK (but with disclosure, and not to another Escape Artists podcast), Multiple OK (one original and one reprint), submit via Moksha portal with only name and email in header, https://pseudopod.org/submissions/
7/1-9/30, WotF Q4, ~17000 words (generally should aim for 3000-10,000), 8¢/word, prize money (1st $1000, 2nd $750, 3rd $500, annual grand $5000; workshop and gala in Hollywood; semi-finalists get feedback), genre: F/SF (generally aimed at YA audience), note: contest for new writers w/o 4+ pro-level publications (8¢/word pro rates), has a forum with tips and basic workshop (also check out Wulf Moon's book/workshops for extra help), https://www.writersofthefuture.com/enter-writer-contest/
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2. Publications that are generally open and pay 5¢/word or
more
Assemble Artifacts Magazine, ~40,000 words (prefers 5000 words or more), 8-10¢/words, Genre/Theme: wonder and suspense, Poetry NO, Reprints NO, Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO, will no respond in the case of rejections (assumed rejected after 3 months), submit via form with a 1-3 sentence pitch of the story and author bio, note that the contract is aimed at allowing them to produce film adaptations ("license exclusive worldwide all language first print/electronic publication, audio and media adaptation shopping rights for a term"), https://www.assemblemedia.com/artifacts
Escape Pod (opens from 9/15 (12:01am ET)-5/31/2023), 1500-6000 words, 8¢/word, Genre/Theme: any SF (prefers high clarity/pacing to match their audio format; prefers a ray of hope even in darker stories), Reprints OK (1500-7500 words, $100), Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO, Anonymous Submissions, submit via moksha, https://escapepod.org/guidelines/short-fiction/
X Fantasy Magazine (general submissions), ~7500 words, 8¢/word, Genre: fantasy/dark fantasy, Poetry ($40/poem, up to 6), Reprints NO, Simultaneous NO, Multiple OK (one in each category: short, flash, poetry), anonymous submissions, always open to BIPOC authors (specific windows open occasionally for general submissions from all authors), https://adamant.moksha.io/publication/fantasy *permanently closing
GrendelPress, 3000-7000 words, 5¢/word, Genre: Dark Fantasy/Horror/Romance, Theme: themed anthologies will be developed as submissions are collected (current themes: Paramnesia, Monsters as MCs, Supernatural Stories, The Devil Who Loves Me; first antho launch planned for August 2023), Reprints NO, Simultaneous OK, Multiple OK, check site for formatting specifics (12pt Georgia/Times New Roman, normal margins, double spaced, no headers, use three asterisks to indicate scene breaks and story end), https://grendelpress.com/anthology-submissions/
Infinite Horrors, 1500-5000 words, 8¢/word, Genre: Horror, Art OK ($75-$150 for commissioned, $30 for non-commissioned), Comics OK (seeking new, unpublished comic or graphic novel shorts of 4–10 pages at rates negotiated with the artist), Reprints NO, Multiple NO, Simultaneous NO, send submissions to info@infinitehorrorsmagazine.com (note that they may not send a rejection notice; if 90 days have passed, consider the submission rejected), https://www.infiniteworldsmagazine.com/submissions-faqs
Mangoprism, 1000-3000 words, 10¢/word, Genre: general, Reprints NO, Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO (one pitch/submission per month), Nonfiction and other (personal essays, cultural criticism, long-form interviews with interesting people, album, book, movie and product reviews, original reporting, radical political screeds, unexpected recipes), https://mangoprism.com/submissions/
Nashville Review, ~8000 words, $100/story (1-10¢/word), Genre: general/literary, Simultaneous OK, Multiple OK (1 story/novel excerpt; 1-3 flash pieces in of 1000 words each in one document), Creative Nonfiction OK (~8000 words), Poetry OK (1-3 poems in one document/submission; $25/poem), Art OK, opens September/January/May, https://as.vanderbilt.edu/nashvillereview/contact/submit
Planet Scumm, 5000 words, 6¢/word, Genre: SF and other (Hard sci-fi, soft sci-fi, sci-fi that melts in your mouth-brain not your hand-brain Speculative fiction, weird fiction, slipstream), Note: currently closed (might open to subs in early 2023), https://www.planetscumm.space/submit
Rattle, any length of poem, $100/$200 (online/print), Genre/Theme: any poetry, Reprints NO, Simultaneous OK, Multiple OK (up to four poems at a time), anonymous (no contact info on submitted file), https://rattle.submittable.com/submit
Shrapnel: The BattleTech Magazine, 3000-5000 words, 5¢/word, Genre: primarily military SF, Theme: character-oriented stories set in any era of BattleTech, Reprints NO (will not accept anything publicly available), Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO, owned universe (i.e. "you retain no rights to any of the characters, settings, or “ideas” detailed in your story"), https://pulsepublishingsubmissions.moksha.io/publication/shrapnel-the-battletech-magazine-fiction/guidelines
The Antihumanist, ~1000 words, 5¢/word, Genre: any genre that fits the theme, Theme: fiction that "challenges human centred narratives" and "forces us to confront our place in the universe," Simultaneous OK, https://theantihumanists.com/fiction-submissions/
The Cincinnati Review, ~10,000 words, about 10¢/word (specifically $25/page), Genre: general/literary, Poetry OK ($30/page), Simultaneous OK, three submissions windows (opening the 1st of September, December, and May and closing at the end of the month or when they reach a cap on submissions), https://www.cincinnatireview.com/submission-guidelines-2021/
The Deadlands, ~5000 words (best: 3k-4k), 10¢/word, Genre/Theme: speculative (that "concerns itself with death–but also everything death may involve"), reprints OK (~5000 words, 1¢/word), sim no, multiple no (only one submission total), poetry OK (up to 3 poems/submission; $50), nonfiction OK (1-4k words, $100/essay), art OK ($100/cover art), send via Moksha portal in standard formatting (no address needed), wait 7 days after a rejection before subbing again, closes to all authors but BIPOC during December, https://thedeadlands.com/guidelines/
The Paris Review, ~40000 words, payment unknown (sources suggest up to $1000, though others list as non-paying), Genre: general/literary, Reprints NO, Simultaneous OK, Multiple NO ("do not submit more twice/year"; open March and September), Poetry OK (no more than six/submission, sub no more than twice/year; open until cap in January, April, July, October), Translations OK, https://www.theparisreview.org/about/submissions
3. Deadlines or windows that pay 1-4¢/word
1/1-2/28, New Myths, ~10k words, 3¢/word (min payment of $50 for all submissions), genre: speculative, reprints no, sim ok, multiple no, poetry ok, nonfiction ok (book reviews of 500-1000 words, $50/review), art ok ($80), email subs to editor@newmyths.com, https://sites.google.com/newmyths.com/newmyths-com-home/submissions
2/28, Inked in Gray: Affection, women of color only, ~8000 words, $45, genre: adult/YA fantasy and SF (low fantasy/SF okay), theme: affection
2/13-2/26 BSFA Anthology: Fission 4, ~5000 words, £0.02/word, SF (genre-bending stories welcome), don’t need to be a BSFA member
2/29 Parsec Ink: Triangulation – Hospitium, ~5000 words (~3000 is best), 3¢/word, genre: SF / fantasy / weird / speculative horror, theme: hospitium (”a Greco-Roman concept of hospitality, where both the guest and host have an obligation to treat the other with kindness and respect, regardless of external quarrels”), poetry ok (~100 lines; $0.25/line)
3/1, Shadowtouched (reopened anthology window so may close early), 3500-10k words, pay not listed (my writer friend was paid $50CAD the two times they were published in their anthologies), genre: fantasy/SF, theme: stories that feature an agent of subterfuge (thieves, assassins, vigilantes, agents of darkness, etc.; “characters that cheat, bend the rules, or ‘borrow’ goods, as well as poisonings, hoaxes, and elaborate schemes”, reprints no, sim ok, multiple ok (no max), email stories to submissions@ardentdawnpublishing.com (subject line: Your Name + title of story + ST ANTHOLOGY; to include: a standard greeting; a separate title page with your real name, the name of your work, word count total, and your pen name; anonymous submission in a separate document; a short description of your work and why it is a good fit for the anthology; your bio ~350-word bio; social media links; sign off with preferred name), formatting should be 12 pt times new roman (1.5 space, 0.6cm indent, 1” margins, footer with your page number, header with your work’s name), https://www.ardentdawnpublishing.com/submissions-for-anthologies-zasrapress
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4. Publications that are generally open and pay
1-4¢/word
Allegory, any word count (best: 500-5000 words), $15/story, Genre:
SF/F/H, submit to submissions@allegoryezine.com (check specific subject
heading and email content), Note: first readers often give feedback,
editor Ty Drago, https://www.allegoryezine.com/submissions
Black Hare Press, 5000-17,000 words, $25 (5k-10k), $50 (10k-17k), Genre: anything dark, anonymous submissions, wants British spellings, anthology in print and digital formats, email submissions (include name, pseudonym, ~100 word bio w/ ~4 social links, 40-word blurb, ~500-word synopsis), https://www.blackharepress.com/submissions/
Bourbon Penn, 2000-7500 words, 3¢/word, Genre: speculative
(odd/imaginative ones), especially slipstream/cross-genre/magic
realism/absurdist/surreal, https://www.bourbonpenn.com/submissions
Bullet Points, 100-5,000 words, $30, Genre/Theme: speculative
military fiction sensitive to the complexity/tragedy/hope of
warfare/violence in human/nonhuman society,
Reprints OK ($20, longer word count okay),
https://www.nathantoronto.com/bulletpoints/submissions
Dark Moon Digest, 1500-7000 words, 3¢/word, Genre: Horror (complex/creepy like Twilight Zone or Black Mirror), Simultaneous OK, opens the 1st every month (closes when full), https://darkmoondigest.submittable.com/submit
Dream of Shadows, ~1500 words, £20, Genre: Horror/Fantasy, Link: https://www.dreamofshadows.co.uk/submission-guidelines
The Fiddlehead, $60 CAD per published page, Genre: fiction (including excerpts from novels), Creative nonfiction OK, Art OK, Limited: Canadians, https://thefiddlehead.ca/submit *CLOSED temporarily to most submissions
Flash Point Science Fiction, 100-1000 words, $15/story, Genre: speculative (F/SF, slipstream, other), details at the link: https://flashpointsf.com/submissions/
GigaNotoSaurus, 5,000-25,000 words, $100, Genre: F/SF (any combination of the genres), English Translations OK, Reprints NO, Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO, submit via Moksha submissions portal, https://giganotosaurus.org/submission-guidelines/
Guilty Crime Story Magazine, 1000-6000 words (sweet spot = 3k-4k), $10/story, Non-Fiction OK (~1500 words w/ 500-750 preferred, $5/article, pitch first), Art OK ($15/cover art; $10/interior art), submit to guiltycrimemag@gmail.com, Link: https://www.guiltycrimemag.com/submissions.html?fbclid=IwAR0FDEJzyTifZgXC9TBjnrDZNzVc06eEOuIyFR8LB1NG_ftgEEDQkuGX2_o
Habitats Magazine, 1000-6000 words, 10/word, Genre/Theme: optimistic and uplifting SF, Reprints NO, Simultaneous NO, Multiple NO, https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/samuelcooke/habitats-magazine-optimistic-science-fiction/posts/3701085, CLOSED 1/4/2023
Hexagon Magazine, ~10,000 words, 1¢ CAD/word, Genre: speculative (in English or French), reprints no, sim no, multiple no, comics ok ($100CAD/page for comics of 1-5 pages), sub via submission portal in modern format with no address needed, open to subs for first 7 days of every second month (January, March, May, July, September, November), https://hexagonmagazine.ca/submit/
Interzone, 2,000-17,500 words, EUR 1.5¢/word. Genre: fantastika (including horror), Theme: stories that find new ways to recognise the world and change it (stories that trespass genre lines; stories that are fantastic). Reprints NO, Simultaneous OK, Multiple NO. submit to submissions@interzone.press, Link: https://interzone.press/submissions/
Interzone Digital, ~7,000 words, EUR 1.5¢/word, Genre: SF/F, Reprints NO, Multiple NO, Simultaneous OK, submit w/ attached Word document to submissions@interzone.digital, don’t sub to IZ Digital if rejected for print edition (will already have considered that option), Link: https://interzone.digital/story-submissions/
Metaphorosis Magazine, 1000-10,000 words, 1¢/word, Genre: SF/F, Reprints NO, Simultaneous OK, Multiple OK, https://metaphorosis.moksha.io/publication/2/guidelines
Mythic, 2000-6000 words, 4¢/word, F/SF, general submissions open 6/1-7/31 and 12/1-1/31, Link: https://www.mythicmag.com/p/submissions.html
Seize the Press, ~3500 words, 3 pence(GBP)word, Genre: bleak SF/dark fantasy/Horror, Theme: seeking dark, transgressive speculative (no moralizing and no happy endings), Reprints NO, Multiple OK, Simultaneous OK, Nonfiction pitches (£50.00 GBP ), https://www.seizethepress.com/submissions/
The Colored Lens, ~20,000 words, 1-2¢/word, Genre: speculative, Link: http://thecoloredlens.com/?page_id=137752
The Great Void Books, 4,000-15,000 words (website/anthologies), $5 or royalties (whichever is greater; royalties = 40% net profit divided equally among the contributors of that anthology), Genre: F/SF/H/Crime/ Mystery/Romance, Theme: varies by anthology, Reprints OK, Simultaneous OK, Multiple OK (up to 3 at a time), see deadlines for semi-pro for current anthology windows, Link: https://www.tgvb.in/submissions/
Utopia, 100-5000 words, 4¢/words, Genre/Theme: different theme each issue (accepts stories that do not match theme; matching theme increases chances of selection), Reprints NO, Poetry OK ($5/short poem; $10/long poem), Nonfiction OK, Art OK, Simultaneous OK, Multiple NO, submit to Editor-in-Chief Tristan Everts, Fiction Editor: Angie, Link: https://www.utopiasciencefiction.com/submit
6. Publications that offer no pay
Angelique Fawns posts open calls every month here
Horror Tree: recent markets with a calendar to help keep track, interviews, and more
S. Kalekar (authorspublish.com) lists plenty of places to submit stories, such as this March 2023 post
Duotrope: a submission tracker and market database that requires a paid subscription for full usage; it does go into more depth than Grinder though not by much based on my brief trial subscription
Where to Submit Short Stories: 30 Magazines and Websites That Want Your Work: a decent list with a literary focus
SFWA Market Report: reports on changes to the speculative market compiled by David Steffen, such as this March 2023 report and these archives from previous months; only includes publication opportunities that "pay $0.08/word in at least one category of fiction"
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8. Writing-related
links
M. Todd Gallowglas does some fun and engaging classes that really inspire you to produce meaningful new work, including a monthly reading group; check out his live streams and workshops
Wulf Moon also has great workshops at Fyrecon, and is available as a professional editor and voice actor; check out his website for more info
Cat Rambo's Website: lots of good resources and classes
Grants to apply for with the Speculative Literature Foundation
A listing at critter.org that shows general response times of various
publications
Publisher's Pick Free Ebook of the Month (Maintained by Arc Manor of Galaxy's Edge)
On writing cover letters for submissions to the short fiction market by
Christiehttps://arcmanorpublishers.moksha.io/publication/the-mike-resnick-memorial-award
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