“Moon Over Tokyo Through Leaves in the Fall” found a home at Fantasy magazine, an online fantasy webzine. It’s a great webzine and I know it will be a good home for the story. They really treat their contributors well. They spotlight authors with interviews, and the website layout is very professional. It’s a solid [...]
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Fantasy Magazine Accepts My Story 4 comments
Online SF Market: Futurismic–for near future stories Leave a comment
Another great market for Science Fiction writers, especially those dabbling in near future fiction. Check out the full Guidelines here. Here’s an excerpt of what they’re looking for. Futurismic seeks contemporary, near future science fiction for online publication. We’re looking for innovative, exciting stories that use the tools of speculative fiction to examine contemporary issues [...]
New Anthology Market– Triangulation: Dark Glass 1 comment
March 31, 2009, Deadline— From Their Website: Triangulation is an annual 125-150+ page short fiction anthology that publishes science fiction, fantasy, horror, and any other speculative fiction that caught the editors’ fancy. Every year we have a theme: 2009′s theme is “Dark Glass”. We pay semi-pro rates and are available online at places like Amazon.com. [...]
