Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Short Post Market News

We've been having a few drift-by thunderstorms the last couple of days, so the computer has been off and on the last two days which means I don't have too much for you today.

I ran across a fairly new market called Scalped which is non-paying. Their first issue is up so you can get an idea of what they're looking for. As seems to be the case with many of the new zines this one is themed. And the theme for the fall issue is horror and the deadline is 8/21. Word count maxes out at 6000 and you can submit via their online form. Here's the url http://www.scalpedmagazine.com/index.html

Storyglossia is open to submissions for their 35th issue but they're also open for their October (#36) issue which has a theme. They want stories that reveal musical obsession in any form, this issue has a Sept 15 deadline. The url is in the zines column to the left.

Speaking of the urls, I've dropped a couple that were supposed to start up in June and didn't, plus I've added a few of the new markets that I've found.

And if you'd like to attend a writers conference but don't have the money or the time to travel, you might want to check out this online mystery conference being sponsored by The Poisoned Pen bookstore and publisher. The cost is $25 and according to the web site they've attracted some pretty big names to participate so far. Here's the url http://ppwebcon.com/ And a hat tip to Janet Rudolph at the Mystery Fanfare blog.

4 comments:

Rick said...

Hello, Sandra. Thanks so much for the information on "Scalped." The online writer's conference sounds fun. I'll check it out.

sandra seamans said...

Welcome to The Corner, Rick! There's lots of links to markets around here. If you scroll back through the posts you'll find some others that haven't make their ways to links side of the blog.

Janet Rudolph said...

Thanks for mentioning Mystery Fanfare. Under Print Magazines, can you add Mystery Readers Journal? We've been in print for over 25 years (quarterly thematic mystery review-72-90 pages). http://www.mysteryreaders.org

sandra seamans said...

Welcome to The Corner, Janet! Consider yourself added!