In the course of wandering around in the internet, I stumbled across an ezine called Space Westerns. It publishes weekly and pays money.
They are looking for stories, radio plays, artwork, comics, film, poetry and reviews. Have a look at the submission guidelines.
Monday, 15 December 2008
Saturday, 13 December 2008
Strange Horizons
Strange Horizons is an online magazine considered a professional market and paying reasonable rates. They publish weekly in bite size pieces.
I'm sure this isn't news to a lot of people, but I just found out about them so I thought I'd mention it.
I'm sure this isn't news to a lot of people, but I just found out about them so I thought I'd mention it.
Friday, 5 December 2008
Hub Issue 70
Latest short story fix - Hub #70.
I like Hub - it's delivered weekly as a pdf via email and contains one story (SF, fantasy or horror) and a couple of reviews. It's a tasty snack that can easily be consumed in between the less interesting things that I 'should' be doing.
The story in #70 is Under Offer by Gary McMahon. It's wonderfully macabre and a fine example of showing, not telling. Hop on over and have a disturbing 5-minute read.
I like Hub - it's delivered weekly as a pdf via email and contains one story (SF, fantasy or horror) and a couple of reviews. It's a tasty snack that can easily be consumed in between the less interesting things that I 'should' be doing.
The story in #70 is Under Offer by Gary McMahon. It's wonderfully macabre and a fine example of showing, not telling. Hop on over and have a disturbing 5-minute read.
Writer's Market Newsletter December
Just read the December issue of the Writer's Market newsletter.
It has an article on writing speculative fiction short stories which is quite interesting.
It has an article on writing speculative fiction short stories which is quite interesting.
Thursday, 4 December 2008
Wednesday, 3 December 2008
Get the first page of a story read and critiqued at the ElectricSpec blog
The kind and generous editors are playing a mini slush pile game. Entries are posted on the blog with comments - and so far, it's been highly constructive advice.
Read ElectricSpec.
Read the ElectricSpec Editors blog.
Read ElectricSpec.
Read the ElectricSpec Editors blog.
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