Coming this November…
Friday, August 24, 2018
Monday, August 20, 2018
This right here...
This...
This right here.
Coming Soon: A WORLD OF HORROR, due to hit book stores
SEPTEMBER 10, 2018!
Preorders
taken now: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0998938319/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
August, 2018 Dark Fiction Short Story Markets
August, 2018
New or Reopening Market
Listings/ Notes
At Pro-Paying (5 cents+ per word)
2019 Young
Explorer’s Adventure Guide – anthology (Dreaming Robot Press)
Payment: 6 cents a word
Story Length: between 3,000 – 6,000 words
Deadline: December 15, 2018
Reprints?: No
Response: March 30, 2019
Description: Have a main character that a middle grade reader (ages 8-12) can
identify with; are well written, fun to read, and encourage a love of reading
science fiction; and tell of adventure, space, science. Give us rockets,
robots and alien encounters, and we’re pretty happy. Steampunk, time travel,
weird west and alternate history are also all fine.
The Working Zealot's
Guide to Gaining Capital in Pre-Apocalyptic America, Vol. II
Payment: 6 cents a word
Story Length: up to 3,000 words
Deadline: June 5, 2018
Reprints?: No
Response: unknown (claim of
“faster than others”)
Description: Weird stories about
cults, capitalism, working stiffs, and weirdos. We like bizarro. We like
horror. We like our sci-fi and fantasy on the weirder side. We like humor and
Satire.
Gumshoe Review
(Mystery/ Crime, monthly e-mag)
Payment: $50 flat payment (thus, 5 cents a word or
more)
Story Length: flash fiction to
1,000 words (also non-fiction welcome to 1,000 words)
Deadline: Continually
Reprints?: No
Response: vague… est. 1 to 3
months
Description: Stories is a
complete mystery in 1,000 words or less. We don't want character studies or
mood pieces. We'd like it to lean towards noir but being a mystery. Stories
where the investigator is the protagonist, or at least a significant character,
and the focus is on solving a solving a crime, or getting someone out of a jam,
or seeking some sort of justice."
Reckoning Journal
Payment: 6 cents a word
Story Length: 1 to 45,000 words
Deadline: September 22, 2017
Reprints?: Query first
Response: 1 to 3 months
Description: Creative writing
about environmental justice. Diverse fiction stories (and poetry) including a speculative
element: Searingly personal, visceral, idiosyncratic understanding of the world
and the people in it as it has been, as it is, as it will be, as it could be,
as a consequence of humanity’s relationship with the earth.
Payment: 6 cents a word
Story Length: Flash Fiction and Poetry to 1,000 words
Deadline: August 1–September 15, 2018
Reprints?: No
Response: 14 days
Description: Gorgeous, emotional writing: poetry that shimmers with multiple layers
of meaning, prose that explores and interrogates. From hard science fiction to
the lightest of magical realism: All speculative genres OK.
Fantasy &
Science Fiction Magazine (F&SF)
Payment: 7–12 cents a word.
Story
Length: up to 25,000 words
Deadline: None listed. Closes
intermittently
Reprints?: No
Response: Two months
Description: Stories that appeal to science fiction and fantasy readers (the SF
element may be slight, but it should be present); character-oriented stories.
Humor very welcome. (** now allows online submissions)
***Non-PRO-Paying
Market, but Eric J. Guignard’s “Pick of the Month”
Crash Code Anthology
(Blood Bound Books)
Payment: 3 cents a word
Story Length: 1,500–7,000
words
Deadline: October 1, 2018
Reprints?: No
Response: None listed; estimate 2-3 months
Description: The future is now. At least, that’s what we’re told, but the more
advanced technology gets, the more ways people find to hurt each other. Many say that technology changes the way we
define ‘human.’ In this anthology, we’ll erase the definition entirely. That’s what you’ll answer. In Crash Code, we want to
see the pinnacle of our technology meeting the depths of our depravity. All
sub-genres of horror accepted—extreme, bizzaro, erotic, new weird,
splatterpunk, etc.
Bubble Off Plumb (Feral
Cat Publishers, ed. by Kathy Finfrock)
Payment: 3 cents a word
Story Length: 1,000–5,000 words
Deadline: September 30, 2018
Reprints?: No
Response: unknown
Description: Bubble Off Plumb”
(BOP) is a colloquial expression for things being not quite right. We’re
looking for original fiction short stories of such a nature; odd, unsettling,
full of twists, etc. All genres are welcome, if you have a story which doesn’t
seem to fit in anywhere else, we might be the home for it!
Friday, August 10, 2018
Next showcase review for my collection, THAT WHICH GROWS WILD!
Next
showcase review for my collection, That Which Grows Wild!Next to review my debut collection of short stories is AMAZING STORIES MAGAZINE, the classic science and speculative fiction magazine!
Thank you so much to Ricky Brown, and the others involved at Amazing Stories Mag for this comprehensive and incredibly kind-hearted review:
“...The element that stands out most across the spectrum of work included here is Guignard’s innate ability to open each story with gripping prose that immediately grabs your attention while setting the darker tone for the rest of the story…”
And: “A good story evolves, develops, grows into an adventurous journey that the reader can become absorbed in and think about long after the last page is turned. And that’s just what the book THAT WHICH GROWS WILD: 16 TALES OF DARK FICTION by Bram Stoker Award-winner Eric J. Guignard does for the reader.”
Read the full review here!
Title: THAT WHICH GROWS WILD: 16
TALES OF DARK FICTION
By: Eric J. Guignard
Publisher: ebook by Cemetery
Dance Publications; print book by Harper Day Books
Number of pages: 296
13-digit ISBN
(paperback):
978-1-949491-00-5
ASIN (e-book): B07F6P27JV
FOR SALE ON AMAZON
HERE:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1949491005/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2
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