August 25th, 2011 
Lorna D. Keach 
David James Keaton has a new e-book that has just been released by Bunyip Books called ZEE BEE & BEE (a.k.a. Propeller Hats For The Dead) – Told from the perspective of the sluggish employee of a “Zombie Bed & Breakfast” tourist trap, this horrific love letter (and middle finger) to the zombie capital of [...]
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Tags: author spotlight, David James Keaton, ebook, horror, horror fiction, horror writers, Zee Bee & Bee 
No Comments » May 29th, 2011 Lorna D. Keach “Mixer Horror likes stories that play with the typical conventions and motifs of horror, while still using the power of the genre to scare the reader in ways that interrogate our knowledge of ourselves and the social constructions that supposedly keep us safe. Mixer Horror, in general, is not big on supernatural horror–please don’t send [...]
Posted in Book Publishers, Markets, Online Zines Tags: anthology, Book Publishers, ebook, ebooks, horror markets, horror writing, novel, online zine No Comments » April 30th, 2011 Lorna D. Keach “Samhain is now accepting submissions for our line of horror novels. We are actively seeking talented writers who can tell an exciting, dramatic and frightening story, and who are eager to promote their work and build their community of readers. We are looking for novels—either supernatural or non-supernatural, contemporary or historical—that are original and compelling. [...]
Posted in Book Publishers, Markets Tags: book publisher, Book Publishers, ebook, ebooks, novel, novel publisher, print No Comments » April 9th, 2011 Lorna D. Keach “One Buck Horror is looking for the best in horror fiction from established and up-and-coming writers. We pay professional rates for short stories of 3000 words or less. Selected stories will appear in eBook releases to be sold through Amazon.com, Google Books, and other online outlets. We are also accepting submissions for cover art to [...]
Posted in Markets, Online Zines Tags: ebook, ebooks, horror, horror fiction, horror markets, horror writing, Markets, online zine, short stories No Comments » February 19th, 2011 Lorna D. Keach They live again: “Dorchester Publishing is now accepting submissions in the following genres:Â romance, horror, and Westerns. Please review the guidelines and answers to the FAQs listed below before submitting. Due to the high volume of submissions we receive, any work not submitted in accordance with these guidelines will not be reviewed…. HORROR: All horror [...]
October 22nd, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“We are a small, independent publisher specializing in horror, suspense, dark fantasy and science fiction. We bought a “haunted house” in 2007 in Western Nebraska and decided to convert part of the old, spooky Victorian into a small press that celebrates speculative fiction. We are interested in authors new and seasoned, young and old, and [...]
Posted in Anthologies, Book Publishers, Features Tags: anthology, book publisher, ebook, novel publisher, Pill Hill Press, print No Comments » October 22nd, 2010 Lorna D. Keach “QueeredFiction is open to submissions. We publish in the QUEER speculative fiction genres (Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror), novels and novellas with strong gay and/or lesbian primary characters. Anthologies January 2010 Our current anthologies seeking submissions are listed on our projects page. Open to Novellas and Novels January 2010 40% eBook Royalties and 20% Print Royalties (No advances at [...]
Posted in Book Publishers, Markets Tags: book publisher, ebook, novel publisher, print, QueerFiction No Comments » October 22nd, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
“Presently, we are actively looking for unpublished quality manuscripts in the genres of urban fantasy, paranormal romance, horror, and steampunk only. We will consider young adult books as long as they’re in one of the genres we’re looking for. At a minimum, books must be 30,000 words in length. At a maximum, no more than [...]
Posted in Book Publishers, Markets Tags: Book Publishers, ebook, eletronic, Mundania Press, novel publishers, print, trade paperback No Comments » June 4th, 2010 Lorna D. Keach 
(Or, hey, e-media’s not that bad…) We’ve all heard it. Soon, we’ll be burying the bloated corpse of print media and reading all our newspapers online, and the internet will plug directly into our skulls to feed us mortgage refinancing commercials while we sleep, et cetera, et cetera… And, truly, it’s a horrifying thought. Every [...]
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