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Call for Submissions: This Human Condition (eBook)
Happy New Year! I’m very excited to be kicking off 2010 with a wonderful announcement:
We are now accepting submissions to This Human Condition: A Collection of Flash and Micro Fiction!
This unique anthology will feature a collection of stories ranging from 250-1000 words. The book will be divided into two sections, each with corresponding emotional themes.
Section One
Love
Joy
Pride
Inspiration
Awe
Section Two
Sorrow
Fear
Grief
Guilt
Disappointment
Petal Pusher Press, the publisher of Saponifier Magazine and my current employer, is sponsoring the anthology. This means that it will be edited, proofed and then generated by a talented layout designer that who will make this e-Book pop!
As originally planned, the completed eBook will be distributed at no cost to readers through the participating author websites, as well as via download on Amazon.com.
Authors who contribute to this project will have to grant Petal Pusher Press limited use of their work, but will retain copyright.
Because this anthology is designed to assist new authors with marketplace recognition, no payment will be made to any participating author.
PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED SUBMISSIONS ONLY
Submission will be accepted by email until January 30, 2010
Email subject must read: This Human Condition Submission
Email body must include:
Your Full Name
Your Email Address
A 200 Word Biography of the Author
Your website URL
The Section and Emotion that you are submitting to
You may also include a a 200×200 pixel headshot for marketing purposes.
All submissions should be sent as an .RTF email attachment. RTF files need to named in the following format: human_condition-AUTHORNAME. RTF files should be formatted to have 12 point Times New Roman font.
All questions and submissions should be directed to Tamara Dourney via email to Tamara@petalpusherpress.com
We are now accepting submissions to This Human Condition: A Collection of Flash and Micro Fiction!
This unique anthology will feature a collection of stories ranging from 250-1000 words. The book will be divided into two sections, each with corresponding emotional themes.
Section One
Love
Joy
Pride
Inspiration
Awe
Section Two
Sorrow
Fear
Grief
Guilt
Disappointment
Petal Pusher Press, the publisher of Saponifier Magazine and my current employer, is sponsoring the anthology. This means that it will be edited, proofed and then generated by a talented layout designer that who will make this e-Book pop!
As originally planned, the completed eBook will be distributed at no cost to readers through the participating author websites, as well as via download on Amazon.com.
Authors who contribute to this project will have to grant Petal Pusher Press limited use of their work, but will retain copyright.
Because this anthology is designed to assist new authors with marketplace recognition, no payment will be made to any participating author.
PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED SUBMISSIONS ONLY
Submission will be accepted by email until January 30, 2010
Email subject must read: This Human Condition Submission
Email body must include:
Your Full Name
Your Email Address
A 200 Word Biography of the Author
Your website URL
The Section and Emotion that you are submitting to
You may also include a a 200×200 pixel headshot for marketing purposes.
All submissions should be sent as an .RTF email attachment. RTF files need to named in the following format: human_condition-AUTHORNAME. RTF files should be formatted to have 12 point Times New Roman font.
All questions and submissions should be directed to Tamara Dourney via email to Tamara@petalpusherpress.com
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