For even more new submission calls and other resources for science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers, go to https://aswiebe.com/marketlist/
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Skull X Bones (Zombies Need Brains) ONE-TIME ANTHOLOGY – DUE 6/30/25 wants speculative fiction ( #SFF #Fantasy & #Horror ) themed to pirates, 7,500 words max, pays $.08/word, no reprints.
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Details: https://zombiesneedbrains.moksha.io/publication/skull-x-bones/guidelines
@ReckoningMag ONE-TIME THEMED SUBMISSION PERIODS: It Was Paradise, due 6/22/25, themed to the environmental justice aspects of war and conflict; Reckoning X, due 6/22/25, themed to communication. All genres, mostly speculative fiction and poetry, up to 20K words, pays $.15/wd, reprints OK.
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Details: https://reckoning.press/special-submission-call-it-was-paradise/
@UncannyMagazine is open for flash fiction submissions from March 24-28, 2025. SF & fantasy, 750 – 1,500 words (for this submission window), no reprints, pays $.10/word.
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Guidelines: https://www.uncannymagazine.com/submissions/
#WritersCoffeeClub March 25: Describe your workflow if it had to be 100% analog.
Write on paper. Write scenes as separate little units. Put scenes in file folders. Rearrange scenes in folders and fill in missing ones as necessary.
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 24: Is there a particular reader you keep in mind when you write?
I'm trying to resist that urge because there are two: the SFF/genre reader who's three steps ahead of me bc they know all the tropes, and the BIGOT sff/genre reader who's deliberately misreading everything I do in order to avoid all the "woke."
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 23: What’s the most memorable encounter you’ve had with a reader?
When one person in my new writing group announced she'd been reading my stuff all week. It was really encouraging.
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 22: What distracts you the most from writing? How do you deal?
Literally, for real, the pain in my hip from my arthritis, which is the *oldest* thing that's ever happened to me.
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 20: What was the most writing related fun you've had?
My writer's group, once every two weeks. I love those people. I really *need* those meetings!
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 19: What’s your narrator’s sense of humor like?
In my current project, the narration has little to no humour at all. It's a dry, quiet style of writing... until the fight scenes.
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 17: Does alcohol intake influence your writing?
Nah. I basically stopped drinking. I started getting hangovers for the first time in my life by my early 40s, and it's just not worth it any more.
#WritersCoffeeClub Mar 16: What word or phrase do you tend to overuse?
My POV character is empathic/telepathic, so "she sensed..." comes up WAY too much.