Weird Wide Web seeks submissions - May 1st through November 1st - for Plutonian Shore, an anthology of dark poetry, and Are You Afraid of the Lark, an anthology of horror-comedy fiction. Both books are set to be published in 2027. Keep reading for more details!
OPEN FOR SUBS MAY 1ST !
Seeking poetry that explores the dark side of life—death, grief, harbingers of doom, macabre musings, cursed spectres, doomed romances, heartbreak, hatred, monsters in disguise, sinful desires, and more. If it's dark, send it!
Free verse and rhyme are both welcome.
Just follow this checklist:
*Submit up to 10 poems per author
*100 lines max per poem
*Include all the pieces you're submitting in ONE DOCUMENT TOGETHER. I don't want to download hundreds of extra files if I don't have to. It bogs me down.
*Send in DOC, DOCX, RTF, or ODT format
*Single-spaced formatting
*12 point Times New Roman font
*Please write a short cover letter in your email, letting me know how many poems you've submitted, so I don't miss anything
*Put “POETRY SUBMISSION” in the subject line of the email and send to WeirdWideWeb@myyahoo.com
Please note: There is no payment for this anthology, but contributors can purchase copies at print cost to sell for profit.
OPEN FOR SUBS MAY 1ST !
Seeking horror stories that make the reader laugh!
*1K - 6K words
*Reprints are FINE
*No simultaneous submissions please! (I don't like the potential confusion this creates.)
*Send your file as a DOC, DOCX, RTF, or ODT file attached to the email
*Standard manuscript format is preferred, or something close to it!
*Please allow up to 8 weeks for our final decision before you query the status of your submissiom (though I will confirm receipt of your submission as soon as I receive it)
*Please write a short cover letter, letting me know the word count and if your story is previously unpublished or a reprint (this will not affect our decision; I just want to know)
*Put “FICTION SUBMISSION” in the subject line of the email and send to WeirdWideWeb@myyahoo.com
Please note: There is no payment for this anthology, but contributors can purchase copies at print cost to sell for profit.
