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HTKuehl
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   Posted 3/25/2008 7:46 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I just saw that starting April 19th, Sword and the Sorceress 23 will be open. Here's the guidelines:
 

Stories should be the type generally referred to as "sword and sorcery" and must have a strong female protagonist whom the reader will care about. See Sword & Sorceress 22 (or 1-20) for examples. We do not want stories with explicit sex, gratuitous violence, or profanity. We are NOT a market for poetry. We are willing to consider stories set in modern times, but we won't buy more than one or two of those for the anthology.

No simultaneous submissions. With regard to multiple submissions, do not submit more than one story at a time. If we've rejected your first one, you may send another as long as it's before the deadline.

If you have not sold to MZB, please read "What is a Short Story?" and "Why Did my Story Get Rejected?" before submitting to us.

Reading period: Saturday, April 19 to Friday, May 16, 2008. Stories received before or after this period will be deleted unread.
Response time is expected to follow MZB's traditional standards: you should hear within a week if we're holding your story for the final line-up or rejecting it.

Deadline: May 16, 2008.

Length: up to 9,000 words, with preference given to shorter stories. The longer a story is, the better it has to be.

Formatting and Submission: 

Format with one-inch margins on all four sides of page.
Please do not use a header or footer.

Your name, full mailing address, and email address must be in the upper left corner, single spaced.
Skip two lines, center the text, then put the title, with your name (or byline) on the next line. We're not going to be as rigid as MZB was about pen names, but we expect them to be reasonable, rather than cute.

The rest of the manuscript should be single-spaced, with the first line of each paragraph indented 1/2 inch.
If you need to indicate a break, put "#" on a line by itself, centered.
Do not underline; use italics instead. Do not use bold face.

Word count will be determined by our word processor; that way it will be the same for everyone.

Save your document as an .rtf file (rich text format or interchange format, depending on what your computer calls it). E-mail as it as an attachment to VIEW IMAGE. The subject line should be "SS23–your last name–story title" (e.g.: SS23-Bradley-Dark Intruder) -- we don't want submissions caught in our spam filter.

Rights purchased: first rights.

Payment: 5 cents per word as an advance against a pro rata share of royalties and foreign or other sales. 


 
**~**~Heather~**~**
 
"Learn to paint pictures with words." ~ Brian Jacques
 
"I never considered that I wouldn't make it. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. If I had known how hard it would be, I might have given up." ~ Kim Harrison
 
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Forthcoming: 
"Cannibal Club." Pen Pricks, April 2008.
"The Lesson." Midnight Times, April 2008.
"Wayward Magic" and "Tone Deaf." Strange Worlds of Lunacy: The Galaxy's Silliest Anthology, April 2008.
"Full Moon Pulls at Him." Aphelion Webzine, April 2008.
"Allure of the Net." Flashshot, April 4, 2008.
"The Magic Word." Flashshot, April 17, 2008.
"To Have and to Hold." Flashshot, May 10, 2008.
"The Final Goodbye." Ruins Metropolis. Hadley Rille Books, 2008.
"Raising the Dead." Bewildering Stories: Issue 289, 2008.

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H.P. Lovesauce
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   Posted 3/25/2008 9:10 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
(In what way was MZB "rigid about pen names"?)
 
Lovesauce's muse said...
Melinda frowned. She had broken a heel. Which was well enough, but she'd aimed for the man's calf muscles.
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Firlefanz
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   Posted 3/25/2008 9:55 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Thanks for the news, Heather. I just may have to dig in and write a story with my beloved heroine Lina.

:-)


- Call me Firle.

Hannah Steenbock

Mystical Adventures
Sphaira

"Die arische Frau" in Pandaimonion - Die Formel des Lebens
"Der Weg nach Eridani" in Earth Rocks 3/2007 (pdf)

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   Posted 3/25/2008 1:18 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I've been holding a story for this. Woo Wee.

Mike


Michael D. Turner
"Psyched Up" in _Turn the other Chick_-ed. E. Friesner-Baen books
www.baen.com
"Dutchman Rescue"in Continuum SF #6
www.continuumsciencefiction.com/orders.htm

"An Incident at Black Tongue Tavern" in _Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy_ from Fantasist Enterprises:

www.fantasistent.com/books/anthologies/BASH.php
"Stains" in Tales of the Talisman 3-1 www.zianet.com/hadrosaur/index.html
"Morning Coffee" in Every Day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/morning-coffee-by-michael-d-turner/
"The Jewel Below" in Flashing Swords
flashingswords.sfreader.com/issues/issue8/vol2-iss8-05.htm
"Happy Landings" in Every Day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/happy-landings-by-michael-d-turner/
"Teller of Tales" in Every day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/teller-of-tales-by-michael-d-turner/
Read "Silver Shells" In Every Day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/silver-shells-by-michael-d-turner/

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Nik
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   Posted 3/25/2008 1:44 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Glad to see they had enough success to keep the antho going.


Nicholas Ian Hawkins

Forthcoming
"Knowledge and Dust," in Magic & Mechanica, from Ricasso Press, Spring 2008

Published
"What Heroes Leave Behind," in Return of the Sword, Flashing Swords Press, March 2008
"The Weald Maiden's Will," in Every Day Fiction, March 5, 2008
"Relativity," in FLASHSHOT, September 28, 2007


Visit my website, Trampler of Beautiful Phrases, at nihawkins.wordpress.com

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tchernabyelo
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   Posted 3/25/2008 2:05 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Excellent news.

I failed last year, but I shall try again this time...


Brian Dolton
 
Yi Qin stories:
"The Box Of Beautiful Things" - IGMS#3
"The Man Who Was Never Afraid" - Abyss and Apex #20
"At Blue Crane Falls" - Abyss and Apex #25
"Where No Wind Blows" - Staffs & Starships #2
"What The Sea Refuses" - Black Gate (forthcoming)
"What The Heart Bears" - Black Gate (forthcoming)
"Above The Clouds" - Paper Blossoms, Sharpened Steel (forthcoming)
 
Other Land Of Wind And Ghosts stories:
"The Dragon Path" - Fictitious Force (forthcoming)
"Three Out Of Four" - Sorcerous Signals Feb-Apr 08 
 
Stories in other settings:
"The Unicorn Hunter" - OG's Speculative Fiction #8
"Call Centre" - Necrotic Tissue #1
"When Winter Came" - ASIM #32
"Cold Fire" - Flashing Swords #9
"St. Saviour And The Devil's Dandy" - Flashing Swords (forthcoming)

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Jordan Lapp
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   Posted 3/25/2008 2:16 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Looking forward to crossing swords with you guys in the slush! I've got one I've been holding for this, and I'm starting on another one.


Jordan Lapp
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Nik
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   Posted 3/25/2008 2:22 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I still have not written a story with a female protagonist--strong female characters, yes, but not the main character. This has to do with my own lack of confidence in writing a convincing female main character, and nothing else. I think if I try to do this in the future--and I'd like to--it will involve a lot of long conversations with my fiancee.


Nicholas Ian Hawkins

Forthcoming
"Knowledge and Dust," in Magic & Mechanica, from Ricasso Press, Spring 2008

Published
"What Heroes Leave Behind," in Return of the Sword, Flashing Swords Press, March 2008
"The Weald Maiden's Will," in Every Day Fiction, March 5, 2008
"Relativity," in FLASHSHOT, September 28, 2007


Visit my website, Trampler of Beautiful Phrases, at nihawkins.wordpress.com

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   Posted 3/26/2008 7:51 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
this looks tempting to try....so this was out last year? was anything learned about particular likes/dislikes on their part from the last round? like more kersplutchy s&s versus more character building sort of s&S? i'm afraid i've never picked up the books.

thanks

ennubi
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tchernabyelo
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   Posted 3/26/2008 9:03 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I only subbed one story and got a "not what we're looking for" response, which I think is their standard form. Not really possible to judge from that sample size.

I've identified three rather different possibilities for them this time, though two are out at the moment (hopefully I'll hear back before the submission window), though whether they'll turn round stuff quick enough to try that many stories I don't know (they were pretty quick last time but I was only just before the closing deadline so didn't have the chance to try something else).


Brian Dolton
 
Yi Qin stories:
"The Box Of Beautiful Things" - IGMS#3
"The Man Who Was Never Afraid" - Abyss and Apex #20
"At Blue Crane Falls" - Abyss and Apex #25
"Where No Wind Blows" - Staffs & Starships #2
"What The Sea Refuses" - Black Gate (forthcoming)
"What The Heart Bears" - Black Gate (forthcoming)
"Above The Clouds" - Paper Blossoms, Sharpened Steel (forthcoming)
 
Other Land Of Wind And Ghosts stories:
"The Dragon Path" - Fictitious Force (forthcoming)
"Three Out Of Four" - Sorcerous Signals Feb-Apr 08 
 
Stories in other settings:
"The Unicorn Hunter" - OG's Speculative Fiction #8
"Call Centre" - Necrotic Tissue #1
"When Winter Came" - ASIM #32
"Cold Fire" - Flashing Swords #9
"St. Saviour And The Devil's Dandy" - Flashing Swords (forthcoming)

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Bitter Irony
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   Posted 3/26/2008 11:31 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Forgive me if this was already mentioned and I just missed it: does this market accept multiple submissions? I'm in the same boat as tchernabyelo, with at least three possibilities, but two are currently being considered by other markets.


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~H.P. Lovecraft, The Shunned House
 
And here I begin my foray into the dark and deadly waters of e-zine editing...
 
 

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Nik
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   Posted 3/26/2008 11:34 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Looks like they don't, but you can send another if your first gets rejected, and so on, and it looks like their response rate is fast.

As for finding out what they like--I would suggest reading S&S 22. I still have the first four volumes on my shelf waiting to be read...


Nicholas Ian Hawkins

Forthcoming
"Knowledge and Dust," in Magic & Mechanica, from Ricasso Press, Spring 2008

Published
"What Heroes Leave Behind," in Return of the Sword, Flashing Swords Press, March 2008
"The Weald Maiden's Will," in Every Day Fiction, March 5, 2008
"Relativity," in FLASHSHOT, September 28, 2007


Visit my website, Trampler of Beautiful Phrases, at nihawkins.wordpress.com

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HTKuehl
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   Posted 3/26/2008 1:33 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I subbed something like four times last time. I was churning out S&S as fast as my fingers could type it (All of them have since been accepted elsewhere). I think they are looking for S&S that you don't see everyday. I mean, 22 volumes have been out so far. I'm sure they've seen a lot. Hopefully I have better luck this time, since this is a market that I want to crack before I die. :o)


 
**~**~Heather~**~**
 
"Learn to paint pictures with words." ~ Brian Jacques
 
"I never considered that I wouldn't make it. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. If I had known how hard it would be, I might have given up." ~ Kim Harrison
 
------------------------
Forthcoming: 
"Cannibal Club." Pen Pricks, April 2008.
"The Lesson." Midnight Times, April 2008.
"Wayward Magic" and "Tone Deaf." Strange Worlds of Lunacy: The Galaxy's Silliest Anthology, April 2008.
"Full Moon Pulls at Him." Aphelion Webzine, April 2008.
"Allure of the Net." Flashshot, April 4, 2008.
"The Magic Word." Flashshot, April 17, 2008.
"To Have and to Hold." Flashshot, May 10, 2008.
"The Final Goodbye." Ruins Metropolis. Hadley Rille Books, 2008.
"Raising the Dead." Bewildering Stories: Issue 289, 2008.

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   Posted 3/26/2008 4:37 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I have two for them, one of which they held last time until after the window closed.
I had others for them to consider, but they held that one from the first day they were open. Its out right now, being held a suspiciously and annoyingly long time by IGMS. S&S XXII only saw it after JB's U held it for over a year, the story is four years old and has been rejected four times-- counting the HM from WOTF.
I'll send the new one first-- Nathan M has read it, and its in someone's pile but unless they buy it before April its going to S&SXXIII. I've wanted to be in this series a long time too.

Mike


Michael D. Turner
"Psyched Up" in _Turn the other Chick_-ed. E. Friesner-Baen books
www.baen.com
"Dutchman Rescue"in Continuum SF #6
www.continuumsciencefiction.com/orders.htm

"An Incident at Black Tongue Tavern" in _Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy_ from Fantasist Enterprises:

www.fantasistent.com/books/anthologies/BASH.php
"Stains" in Tales of the Talisman 3-1 www.zianet.com/hadrosaur/index.html
"Morning Coffee" in Every Day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/morning-coffee-by-michael-d-turner/
"The Jewel Below" in Flashing Swords
flashingswords.sfreader.com/issues/issue8/vol2-iss8-05.htm
"Happy Landings" in Every Day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/happy-landings-by-michael-d-turner/
"Teller of Tales" in Every day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/teller-of-tales-by-michael-d-turner/
Read "Silver Shells" In Every Day Fiction
www.everydayfiction.com/silver-shells-by-michael-d-turner/

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   Posted 3/27/2008 12:44 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I will definitely be writing something, so we'll be meeting in the slush.

Mike, it sounds like your story is a really really good one to get held that long in that many places!


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   Posted 4/2/2008 12:46 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I subbed twice last year; rejected twice! Both stories have been sold since. It's a tough market! Anyone read #22? I read #5 last year when preparing and... wasn't too impressed. But that was seventeen editions ago.
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   Posted 4/2/2008 12:40 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I had a story in "19". I was rejected for "2I" by Diana Paxson. I'm going to read "22". I hope I can write something that will suit Elisabeth Waters...and finish it in time. :)

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   Posted 4/2/2008 1:37 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
It is definitely worthwhile to research this market.
 
Given that probably 90% of the writers in the S&S genre are men, statistically the stories in S&S 22 should reflect that, but only two men made the ToC (the opposite of what pure statistics say).
 
That gives me the impression that they are not looking for the kind of fiction that men usually write.
 
Looking at S&S 21, I'd say that's a fact. There were about four or five "Men are Evil" stories, and very few "warrior against monster pieces". Many of the "standard" S&S slots were taken up by authors that the editor identifies as friends in the lead in to the story.
 
To get into this market, it's my impression that you really have to stretch the boundaries of S&S (there was a story about a medicine woman in a tribe of cavemen in 21.). Also, I'm betting that running your story through the old gender genie before submitting wouldn't hurt.
 
Personally, I'm going very experimental with my story. Hopefully, the risk pays off.


Jordan Lapp
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   Posted 4/2/2008 5:54 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Jordan Lapp said...
 
To get into this market, it's my impression that you really have to stretch the boundaries of S&S (there was a story about a medicine woman in a tribe of cavemen in 21.). Also, I'm betting that running your story through the old gender genie before submitting wouldn't hurt.
 
Gender genie: Hey, I'm a guy! My husband will be very surprised.
 
According to this, if I avoid the word "the" and set it in first person, I'll be writing like a girl and thus get in. Back to the revisions.
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   Posted 4/2/2008 5:57 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Jordan Lapp said...


To get into this market, it's my impression that you really have to stretch the boundaries of S&S (there was a story about a medicine woman in a tribe of cavemen in 21.). Also, I'm betting that running your story through the old gender genie before submitting wouldn't hurt.

Personally, I'm going very experimental with my story. Hopefully, the risk pays off.


What a great toy! Thank you Jordan -- I'll start another post to keep from derailing this thread.


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   Posted 4/2/2008 5:57 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Keralen said...
 
According to this, if I avoid the word "the" and set it in first person, I'll be writing like a girl and thus get in. Back to the revisions.
Obviously, that was meant to be a little tongue-in-cheek. :p


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SC Bryce
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   Posted 4/2/2008 9:53 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Keralen said...
Jordan Lapp said...




To get into this market, it's my impression that you really have to stretch the boundaries of S&S (there was a story about a medicine woman in a tribe of cavemen in 21.). Also, I'm betting that running your story through the old gender genie before submitting wouldn't hurt.


Gender genie: Hey, I'm a guy! My husband will be very surprised.


According to this, if I avoid the word "the" and set it in first person, I'll be writing like a girl and thus get in. Back to the revisions.


That's hysterical (no pun intended). I ran several stories and the author's predicted gender matched up with the protag's gender in every case but 1. Either that's a good thing, or I need some medication to stabilize my hormone levels.


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   Posted 4/3/2008 7:47 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
The gender genie said I was a woman. Hooray.
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   Posted 4/3/2008 7:50 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I ran several of mine through and where I had a female protag I was female, where I had a male protag I was male. I guess that means I understand. What exactly isn't clear. smilewinkgrin


Jim Stratton

Forthcoming publications:

“The Heretic” in Tower of Light Online Magazine in Issue #5 (March, 2008).
“Living With Miracles” in Big Pulp Online Magazine in October, 2008.
“One Life, One Arrow” in “Paper Blossoms, Sharpened Steel” due out in late 2009.
“Your Duty To Your Lord” in Morrigan Books' “Age of Blood & Snow”, due out Winter, 2008.

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