Dragonlords of Dumnonia
Scriptorium
Markets
(Revised 7/12/00)
So you've written a story, but you don't know where to sell it? Here are
some places where you can submit your work.
Adventure Zine
- This magazine takes art and puzzles as well as stories.
Aurealis
- An Australian fantasy and science fiction magazine; they prefer submissions
from Australian authors or of stories set in Australia.
- Heavy emphasis on the connection between fantasy and gaming in this
magazine.
Dragon Soup Webzine
- Takes fantasy, sci-fi, horror and some nonfiction pieces.
Emerge
- Accepting new writing in any genre. No pay. There will also be a
magazine published quarterly in coperation with Emerge and each issue will
cost $6.50. (No contributor copies.)
EOS Online:
Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy
- No pay for this one yet, but they are working on it. Plus, they offer links
to other markets.
Eternity
Magazine
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An online journal of the speculative imagination.
(Need we say more <g>?)
E-Zine
Index
- Nerd World Media compiled this index of electronic 'zines dedicated to science
fiction.
Faerytales
- This E-zine specializes in stories about faeries. No pay.
Fog Fire
- Fog Fire is particularly interested in works by new writers.
Gerl Publishing
- The press takes science fiction, fantasy and poetry. Bindings are self-publishing style, spiral books.
Negotiate with the press regarding fees and royalties. Gerl Publishing describes
their service as "like making chapbooks for people."
Kimota
Magazine
- Currently distributed offline, but considering an online version.
Millennium
Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine
- Specializing in Outer Limits and Twilight Zone type stories, this
magazine
is a good way for new writers to break in.
Odyssey: A Magazine of
Science Fiction and Fantasy
- UK based, this magazine pays for "first English Language serial rights plus an
option on reprints."
On Spec
- One of the most highly acclaimed magazines in Canada for science fiction, fantasy, horror, magic realism, ghost stories and more!
Pariah
- Emphasis is on story rather than special effects for this publication.
They accept both science fiction and fantasy.
Planet Magazine
- Planet Magazine is non-paying, but it does provide a place for
new authors to publish their work
SF Zines Ring
Memberlist
- The memberlist for the SF Zines Webring can take you to dozens of science
fiction and
fantasy fanzines and commercial zines where you can market your work.
Stirring: A Literary Collection
- Stirring is a new publication that is not yet offering pay.
Supernova
- Supernova features works by authors from all over the world.
Writing Contests
- This site features The Ultimate Book of Writing Contests, tips
about entering contests and more.
E-Journals
Most of these don't pay, but they do take nonfiction articles.
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