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Friday, September 6, 2013

Submissions are now open for new speculative fiction anthology from EDGE

From their press release:

Calgary, AB, September 6, 2013 (immediate release)
EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing has announced that submissions are open for Tesseracts Eighteen: Wrestling With Gods, edited by Liana K and Jerome Stueart.

For this new Tesseracts volume, the editors are seeking original short stories and poems which are "as diverse a representation of both real-world religions and faiths of fictional cultures as possible. Stories should not be looking to pass historical or cultural judgment, instead they should feature character-driven plots that include faith, doubt, miracles, spiritual journeys, and diversity of opinion within a faith."

The Tesseracts anthology series is Canada's longest running anthology. It was first edited by the late Judith Merril in 1985, and has published more than 500 original Canadian speculative fiction (Science fiction, fantasy and horror) stories and poems.

Some of Canada's best known writers have been published within the pages of these volumes - including Margaret Atwood, William Gibson, Robert J. Sawyer, and Spider Robinson (to name a few).

Submissions should be emailed to tesseracts18@edgewebsite.com


For more information:

Submission details: www.edgewebsite.com/books/tess18/t18-catalog.html
Or find details posted on the Tessracts Eighteen blog: http://tesseracts18.com

Release date:

Tesseracts Eighteen: Wrestling With Gods will be released in September 2014 in paperback and eBook formats.

About The Editors:

Liana K:
Liana K is an award-winning TV producer & writer who has also stepped in front of the camera as the co-host of the legendary late night show Ed & Red’s Night Party, the Canadian Comedy Award-winning this Movie Sucks!, and Ed the Sock’s I Hate Hollywood!  An episode of I Hate Hollywood was lauded by mental health workers for de-stigmatizing mental illness.  Another early episode was well-received for its look at religion in Hollywood.

Liana also provides commentary, reviews and video interviews for video game site gamingexcellence.com.  She is co-columnist of 411 Mania’s “The 8 Ball”, and host/writer of Liana K’s Geek Download, heard weekly on the internationally syndicated radio program Canada’s Top 20.  She has edited and contributed writing to a comic book mini-series: Ed and Red’s Comic Strip.
She has hosted and produced the Prix Aurora Awards ceremony three times.  She is founder and chair of the Futurecon organization, which uses Science-Fiction and Fantasy elements to reduce various types of stigma and raise money for various charities.
Her stranger achievements include: modeling for videogames, having her superhero toy & art collection featured on TV’s Space channel, researching and presenting a paper on Mormon Cosmology in the Twilight Saga, and having a DC Comics character named after her. Liana is an avid cosplayer and her costume work made her the face of Western cosplay on Wikipedia.


Jerome Stueart
Jerome Stueart makes his home in the Yukon Territory. Hailing from Missouri and West Texas, Jerome came up to the Yukon to work on northern science fiction. He fell hard for the place.  Stueart is a graduate of Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop in San Diego (2007) and of the Lambda Literary Retreat for Emerging LGBT Voices (2013).  He has been published in Fantasy, Geist, Joyland, Geez, Strange Horizons, Ice-Floe, Redivider, On Spec, Tesseracts Nine, Tesseracts Eleven, Tesseracts Fourteen and Evolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead.  He earned honourable mentions for both the Fountain Award and Year’s Best Science Fiction 2006. He co-edited Inhuman. As a cartoonist he was featured in the Yukon News, and as a journalist he wrote for Yukon, North of Ordinary, Air North’s in-flight magazine.  He’s worked as a janitor, a trolley conductor, an embedded reporter in a remote northern research station, a Religious Education director, and a marketing director.  He wrote five radio series for CBC, and one of them, Leaving America, was heard around the world on Radio Canada International.  Jerome has taught creative writing for 20 years, and taught an afterschool course in fantasy and science fiction writing for teens for three years.  He teaches a workshop he designed called Writing Faith in churches across Canada and the US.

Contact Information:
EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing
Brian Hades
403-254-0160

Contact:
publisher@hadespublications.com
www.edgewebsite.com

I want to read this when it's published; it sounds potentially wonderful. 

Saturday, August 31, 2013

Astraea Press Submissions Call!


Hello authors, published and not yet published. My employer, Astraea Press, has several new submission calls right now. We specialize in clean, non-erotic titles. Currently we are looking for the following:

Regency: Must be set during the Regency time period, any genre.


Paranormal: VERY interested in stories featuring vampires and werewolves (my personal fave), especially YA and NA.

Valentine's: Valentine's themed stories, any genre, any word length.

Sports: Have a story that involves athletes? Football, soccer, horse racing (another personal fave!)...All genres and word lengths with particular interest in high school sports and NA.

See here for more info or drop me an email.

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Submissions Call for MM & FF Anthology by Evernight Press


Evernight is putting together an anthology, "Lover Unexpected" about friends who turn into lovers. The deadline for submissions is June 15th.

Requirements:

Word Count: 5-10K

MM and FF Only

Must have a HEA.

All sub-genres of erotic romance.

Heat Level 2+

For more information, go here.

Monday, May 7, 2012

New Astraea Press Submission call - it's for charity! For the Love of Paws


Astraea Press is seeking submissions for to benefit a charity, For the Love of Paws. Astraea Press is an Epublisher that offers clean fiction in all genres based on high morals appealing to audiences of ages 15 and up. Click here to see their submission guidelines.

DISCLOSURE: I work part-time for Astraea. I am not being compensated in any way for posting this information.