Last time, I praised the opportunities for unpublished writers offered by submitting to Anthologies and Contests.
So where do you start in your search for Anthologies and Contests seeking submissions?
Today, I list a good number of links below, to get you started. And please note that I in no way endorse any of these pages, it is simply a list of opportunities.
Warning
First, read this. It is cautionary advice for Science Fiction/Fantasy writers but it applies to all genres…
And, of course, you would never, never, never pay to have your work included in an anthology, now would you?
Submissions Format
Almost every quality submission call requires you to follow the widely-respected format guidelines detailed by William Shunn. Bookmark that page.
Sources of information
A wonderful source of all manner of information for Independent Authors is Indies Unlimited.
- Visit their page about Anthologies
Also take a look at:-
- Facebook Anthologists page
- Anthologists Group on LinkedIn
- LinkedIn groups that run contests and/or take submissions for anthologies
A few others..
- The Grinder
- Writing Career
- Poets & Writers
- Freelance Writing
- Writer’s Relief
- Be a Better Writer
- Ralan
- Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog
And you DID read the warnings at the link above (Contests and Awards)?
So get started!
Reblogged this on MorgEn Bailey's Writing Blog and commented:
One of my submission pages gets a mention on Andy McKell’s blog. Thank you, Andy.
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My pleasure. You put a lot of work into that listing! You deserve thanks and acknowledgement 😉
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Thank you for the mention, Andy. I’ve reblogged this post and have added you to my blog’s http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/links/other-writing-related-wordpress-blogs page. I also have a competitions calendar (https://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/competitions-calendar) and my main links page (http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/links) has a ‘sci-fi / fantasy / horror-specific’ section.
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And a thanks to you for the reblog.
I’ll take a look at the competitions page – I’d missed seeing that before.
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