100 Terrifying New England Tales to Tell Around a Campfire
Guidelines: Flash fiction (no more than 700 words) told in the FIRST person (to allow readers to re-tell the story) set in a New England location. The anthology will be separated into 4 sections (tentative titles):
Haunts- Stories of ghosts, specters, and phantoms
Beasts- Stories of monsters, critters, and wild animals
Humans- Stories of eccentric people, serial killers, mad men
Other Oddities- everything else
Format: Submit as a Word .doc or .rtf attachment.
SUBJECT LINE MUST SAY: "SUBMISSION--NORTH--TITLE"
Multiple submissions allowed and encouraged
No reprints
No simultaneous subs
Payment: (.01 cent a word or you can donate your stories)
Proceeds to benefit the American Cancer Society
I will try to get this on the Web site soon.
LOOKING FOR COVER ART.
Please, feel free to give me your thoughts.
Tim
11 comments:
The anthology idea sounds great--and I like that the proceeds will benefit an awesome cause! I have several flash pieces that I want to submit.
Questions: What are the exact formatting guidelines? Double-space with indents, or single with block paras? And multi-subs are encouraged, so how many do I attach to one email?
Thank you.
Sharon
What's the deadline?
Ooh exciting - guess I know what I'll be doing with my weekend.
Cate
What address to I send a ms?
Hi Tim,
I'd like to add your call for stories over at Anthology News and Reviews if it's okay. Let me know.
http://anthologynewsandreviews.blogspot.com/
You can email me at anthologynewsandreviews@yahoo.com.
Donna
I'm sorry guys, these comments snuck up on me. email your stories, one per email to editor@shroudmagazine.com. The deadline will depend upon the amount of qualified submissions. The format: standard submission format, but as long as the spelling, grammar and punctuation are good to go i am not going to freak out about indents and spacing. Please feel free to share and publish this information with everyone.
I do want to point out that you should write your stories as if you are sharing an account of something frightening that happened to you. It should indeed have the twists and turns of any good story, but not the flowery prose.
When is the deadline for the anthology?
Thank you,
Rita
Rita, we are currently still open for submissions, but probably only for another week or so.
Tim
Tim,
Thank you for your quick response. -Rita
Hi Tim,
I posted your call for submissions at Anthology News and Reviews. http://anthologynewsandreviews.blogspot.com/
Donna
Tim - are you still open for submissions?
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