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THE MARKET Zine: Often Inspired Magazine Editor(s): William V. Burns Pay Rate: Individual 2000-5000 word short stories from $25 to $100 Response Time: One to two weeks after contest end or submission Reading Period: One week Description: Often Inspired is a magazine that celebrates the bond between writer and reader. We exist to encourage writers [...]
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The Horror Zine
July 8th, 2010 
Randi Harlan Although we are not accepting submissions again until October 1, 2010, generally The Horror Zine accepts submissions of fiction, poetry, and art from morbidly creative people. Website: http://www.thehorrorzine.com
DF_underground
June 25th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“theDF_underground welcomes submissions of fiction and nonfiction by horror and dark fiction writers from all walks of life. Stop right there. This part is important: theDF_underground editors provide review and response-time preference to members of the underground_Community. No two ways about it: our goal is to build a living, breathing community around the genre as [...]
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No Comments »Cast Macabre
June 25th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“Cast Macabre is open to submissons for short length and flash fiction, and poetry. Stories longer than 4,000 words or so take over twenty minutes to read, which is about our limit, but if the story is good we may make an exception. Flash fiction (1000 words or less) will be read in our special [...]
Posted in Markets, Online Zines Tags: horror, horror fiction, horror podcast, horror writing, new market, podcast No Comments »Three-Lobed Burning Eye
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 »Innsmouth Free Press
April 5th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“Innsmouth Free Press is a fictional newspaper publishing faux news in a Lovecraftian/Cthulhu Mythos universe, as well as original short fiction stories. We also feature some of Lovecraft’s classic tales. There are two kinds of content at Innsmouth Free Press: Monster Bytesand short fiction. Read our guidelines below and our slush tips to get an [...]
Posted in Markets, Online Zines Tags: horror, horror fiction, Innsmouth, Lovecraft, mythos, online zine, zine No Comments »Birkensnake
March 26th, 2010 Randi Harlan “We’re looking for narrative and quasi-narrative work that creates its own logic. We’d like to see narrative taken apart and then reassembled into something almost, but not quite, what it was before. If the story gets sort of broken in the process, that’s okay with us. Werewolves and the like are also okay with us, [...]
The Dark Fiction Spotlight
March 26th, 2010 Randi Harlan We want horror, we want the exotic, the schizophrenic, the nude, the undead, the surreal, the stomach-jerkers, and more. We are open themed. Make us think, or puke, surprise us with poetry and purple prose. Do it with flare, do not make us stare. The Dark Fiction Spotlight accepts all dark fiction and its sub-genres; [...]
The Drabblecast
February 8th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“What we want: Short Stories 500- 2,000 words. Multiple submissions, simultaneous submissions, it’s all good. Reprints and Repods are swell. We tell ‘em fresh. DC likes fantasy/sci-fi/horror stories that are humorous , bizarre, gross, disturbing, badass. Really dark, heavy pieces that have lots of disturbing images or language stand less of a chance of being [...]
Expressions
October 18th, 2009 Randi Harlan Expressions is published monthly, it’s open to submissions all year round, and participation is encouraged and appreciated. Editors are invited to send their guidelines, readers are invited to share their news and views, writers and artists are invited to share their work, and their news about successes. If you’d like your book or magazine featured [...]
