July 8th, 2010 
Lorna D. Keach 
“At last, Kfir and I are starting to see the (day)light at the end of the tunnel! We’ve accepted a number of excellent stories and are requesting revision on a couple more. However, we’d like to get, oh, two or three more standout works in the 2,500-5,000 word range to finish off the anthology; see [...]
June 24th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“Winter [and Spring] responses have gone out and we have a few slots left to fill. We didn’t get any poor submissions just overlapping themes, so I hope anyone who missed the first cut takes another chance at this one as well as authors we didn’t hear from this time. Here are the details again: [...]
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Tags: anthology, Blood Bound Books, guidelines, holidays, print, print anthology, seasons 
No Comments » May 28th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“Fiction: Shroud considers horror, dark mystery, dark fantasy and suspense short stories up to 5,000 words (+/-). In addition, we are interested in tightly woven flash fiction, and (in some cases) serialized novellas. Thriller and Suspense tales with a horror aspect are also welcome. We HIGHLY recommend that you buy a SAMPLE ISSUE in order [...]
May 28th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“For this anthology, we would like to see stories involving demons and demonic possession. As this is a horror collection, please don’t send any stories about demons being depressed, falling in love with the local high school outcast, or trying to come to terms with their humanity (face it…they have none! They’re DEMONS!). We’re looking [...]
May 17th, 2010 Snell THE MARKET Antho: Tattered Souls 2 Publisher: Cutting Block Press Editor(s): Frank J. Hutton Pay Rate: Paying 1.5 ¢ / word, plus one contributor’s copy. For established authors, rates are negotiable Response Time: Final response time: six months or sooner Deadline: October 31st, 2010 Description: A second loosely-themed anthology in which authors consider where people’s [...]
May 10th, 2010 Snell THE MARKET Antho: Fear of the Dark Publisher: HorrorBound Editor(s): Maria Grazia Cavicchioli and Jason Rolfe Pay Rate: 1¢ / word (CAN) Response Time: Confirmation of receipt will be sent within 24 hours Deadline: June 30, 2010 Description: The point of the stories should be to investigate the human fear of the unknown, the dark, [...]
April 13th, 2010 Snell The Market Antho: SICK THINGS Publisher: Comet Press Editor(s): Cheryl Mullenax Pay rate: 1/2¢ /word Response Time: 3-4 weeks Deadline: May 1, 2010 or until filled Description: Extreme creature themed horror anthology (more in guidelines) Submission Guidelines: http://cometpress.us NOTE: Horror author D.L. Snell conducted the following interview to give writers a better idea of what [...]
April 5th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“The Three-lobed Burning Eye is a magazine of speculative fiction published online two or three times per year. We’ve been online since 1999, and feature six stories per issue. At the end of each year, we publish an annual anthology in trade paperback. Payment to writers is $13, paid on publication, plus one contributor’s copy [...]
Posted in Anthologies, Markets, Online Zines Tags: horror, horror fiction, online zine, print, print anthology, short fiction, zine No Comments » March 22nd, 2010 Jessica Brown BEST NEW VAMPIRE TALES (vol. 1) Reading Period: Reading period starts now and ends April 30th 2010, at 11:59 pm. Word Count: Tales less than 10,000 words are preferred; longer stories are okay, but they are a hard sell. What we want: This is a reprint anthology for a new company called Books of the [...]
Posted in Anthologies, Markets Tags: anthology, Best New Vampire Tales, Books of the Dead Press No Comments » March 17th, 2010 Randi Harlan Dark Highlands Anthology, a new speculative fiction publication, is accepting year-round submissions for its April and October issues. Dark Highlands Anthology is a professional, semi-annual collection of artwork, poetry, and short fiction in the subject areas of horror, dark fantasy, and the supernatural. All are welcome to submit, but preference is given to submissions from [...]
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