Here in Wisconsin, where we are living through the ghost of spring and terrified that this is a harbinger of another brutal summer, things are otherwise stomping along.
Updates on the projects:
1. Emeraude is temporarily closed for submissions. We are beginning to assemble the 2013 edition. It should be live by 31 May.
2. Moon Hollow continues to accept submissions, and when we finish assembling Emeraude, we will assemble Moon Hollow.
3. Grantswood is temporarily closing. We'll talk about our publishing philosophy in a minute, and why we have made that choice.
4. Uneasy Bones is still reading. If you have not heard from us, we have not decided on your piece, and if you have heard from us, then yes, we will still be publishing, and we are still accepting submissions.
5. Flash Pan is still reading, accepting, and publishing upon acceptance.
We believe it is important to have open-ended submissions for one-shot projects like Grantswood. It's been our experience that when you put a deadline on a project, you sometimes get a subset of works that might not have been accepted for that particular volume if you'd had a wider number of submissions (This would be one of the reasons for Moon Hollow--we can redirect submissions there). However, it also means that some projects might struggle.
Grantswood is such a project. We are firmly committed to that genre and that project, but it rarely receives a submission. Therefore, we are no longer going to actively work on it, as trying to scare up submissions for it takes time away from other projects,. Too, submitters who have received acceptances would, we are sure, like to see their works in print. Authors who have had pieces accepted for this work will be offered the choice of publication in the exemplar or Moon Hollow, whichever we deem more appropriate, or may withdraw their works from our publication queue.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
ZOMG! How did we get all the way to a MARCH update already?
I'll tell you how we got to a March update: We were too busy to notice the time passing.
So, briefly, because there is so much to do and EVERYTHING takes longer than we expect:
1. Still reading for EMERAUDE (yes, we have moved the submission date back because we want to invite the attendees of this SCA event to publish with us), MOON HOLLOW, UNEASY BONES, FLASH PAN. Please submit! Especially, please submit if UNEASY BONES is your target; that one is filling up. Submit now, or you may not be able to submit at all. GRANTSWOOD is being revised; see below.
2. Unless we get a sudden influx of submissions, we will be shutting down Grantswood and offering accepted pieces publication in Moon Hollow. Grantswood is not a popular vehicle, and, while we intended to leave it open until filled, at this rate, it will never fill. This is why there has been a delay in publishing the 2013 issue of Moon Hollow: we are in the process of making that decision, which takes time, and we are leaving Grantswood open just a bit longer to see if we get anything more there. If not, we'll need a little time to offer accepted pieces placement in Moon Hollow.
Take care! We can't wait to read your submissions!
So, briefly, because there is so much to do and EVERYTHING takes longer than we expect:
1. Still reading for EMERAUDE (yes, we have moved the submission date back because we want to invite the attendees of this SCA event to publish with us), MOON HOLLOW, UNEASY BONES, FLASH PAN. Please submit! Especially, please submit if UNEASY BONES is your target; that one is filling up. Submit now, or you may not be able to submit at all. GRANTSWOOD is being revised; see below.
2. Unless we get a sudden influx of submissions, we will be shutting down Grantswood and offering accepted pieces publication in Moon Hollow. Grantswood is not a popular vehicle, and, while we intended to leave it open until filled, at this rate, it will never fill. This is why there has been a delay in publishing the 2013 issue of Moon Hollow: we are in the process of making that decision, which takes time, and we are leaving Grantswood open just a bit longer to see if we get anything more there. If not, we'll need a little time to offer accepted pieces placement in Moon Hollow.
Take care! We can't wait to read your submissions!
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
December Update
Well, we so hope you had a wonderful holiday!
Still reading for all projects. Uneasy Bones continues to be the most popular project, but no matter what project you may have submitted to, if you have not heard back from us, your piece is still under consideration. We will announce it here when any project's reading queue is empty, so unless you see a "This queue is empty" announcement, you can be 99% sure that your submission is still under consideration. As of this date, we have sent out notices for anything we are definitely going to accept or reject.
All our projects for the foreseeable future are now open.
And there has been a bit of learning curve going on; we have generally asked that any submitter making multiple submissions do so in one file. Some people don't do that. We are going to have to develope a decision tree regarding what we will do when someone uploads three poems, three pieces of flash fiction, and a short story each as individual files. It becomes difficult to track 7 individual files; it's much easier to compare short pieces in one file. Perhaps we'll henceforth only consider the first one submitted. We'll think about it,
But mostly what we want to think about is a lovely New Year to you and yours! :-)
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Still reading for all projects. Uneasy Bones continues to be the most popular project, but no matter what project you may have submitted to, if you have not heard back from us, your piece is still under consideration. We will announce it here when any project's reading queue is empty, so unless you see a "This queue is empty" announcement, you can be 99% sure that your submission is still under consideration. As of this date, we have sent out notices for anything we are definitely going to accept or reject.
All our projects for the foreseeable future are now open.
And there has been a bit of learning curve going on; we have generally asked that any submitter making multiple submissions do so in one file. Some people don't do that. We are going to have to develope a decision tree regarding what we will do when someone uploads three poems, three pieces of flash fiction, and a short story each as individual files. It becomes difficult to track 7 individual files; it's much easier to compare short pieces in one file. Perhaps we'll henceforth only consider the first one submitted. We'll think about it,
But mostly what we want to think about is a lovely New Year to you and yours! :-)
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Call for Submissions: FLASH PAN
Moon Hollow Press is pleased to open a call for submissions to Flash Pan!
Flash Pan is a web magazine featuring rapid fire flash fiction of up to 750 words. At this moment, the publication schedule is not set in stone. In the beginning, we will publish upon acceptance , although we expect, eventually, to publish once a week.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
Flash fiction of up to 750 words. We will consider up to three flash pieces at a time, all included in the same file.
Genre: We are willing to consider nearly anything. We have a standing policy that we will not accept erotica, graphic sex or violence, and anything that would make the Google TOS guys give us the hairy eyeball. Once you make sure your flash fiction does not fall into those things that we will not accept, the field is wide open.
We are particularly fond of sharp-witted stuff, the sort of clever thing you might expect from Dennis Leary, or the intellectual thing you might get from Dennis Miller, or the straight-up, in-your-face you might get from Henry Rollins's spoken word pieces. Lenny Bruce would find a home here, as would Margaret Cho, or Lisa Lampanelli's less vulgar material. What these performers all have in common is a capacity to be extremely witty, very fast, clever, biting, challenging, angry, sophisticated. The point should be sharp, and the speed, lightening. Most of the people cited here are humorists, but we are not looking just for humor. If you can give us witty horror or literate romance or sophisticated mysteries or angry science fiction or challenging westerns, we will be happy to read it. Send us your best rapid fire fiction.
We are LGBT friendly, and seek new writers of any variety.
We want to read social criticism that is actually witty social criticism, not merely bashing the folks you don't agree with.
Style : We are willing to consider most styles, but prefer experimental, mainstream, humorous, and literary works.
We are accepting reprints for this magazine. Please let us know where your work was previously published so that we can credit the prior publication. Please do not submit previously published works if you do not have reprint rights. If you have an exclusive-use license with the previous publisher, do not submit until the exclusive use license expires. If someone else can still hold it as an exclusive, we don't even want to see it. We may chose to publish upon acceptance, and we do not want to be in conflict with the previous publisher. If it's a piece you think we will like, then just wait the license out. We'll still be here.
READING PERIOD:
This call for submissions is ongoing. Temporary closures are possible if we have a publication queue of 6 months and will open again when the queue is back down to three months. Any closure will be indicated here.
PAYMENT:
We do not offer monetary payment. Because this publication will be direct to the web, we will not offer submitter's copies.
Works that are published for the first time ever will be considered for a Best Of anthology.
Once a year, the editors will each pick one submission and award a small monetary prize. This prize will be awarded solely based on the judgement of the editors. The prize will be awarded through PayPal, and you must have a Paypal account to accept it. If you do not provide a Paypal account, you forfeit the prize.
PUBLICATION FORMAT:
We will publish direct to the web via Blogger. The website is located at http://flashpan-mhp.blogspot.com/. The format for a Best-Of anthology will be determined at time of publication; right now, we are heavily leaning towards electronic publication via CreateSpace or Smashwords.
HOW TO SUBMIT:
Cover letters should contain a short bio, if you wish to include one. Your bio may be up to 20 words long plus the URL for your website, should you wish to direct traffic there. Note that we do not publish lists of your prior publications; that is what your website is for. If your bio includes prior publications within the 20 words you are allotted, we will edit them out, should we chose to publish your piece. If your bio exceeds 20 words, we will cut it off at 20. We want this magazine to focus on the work you are submitting, not your older works.
Prepare your manuscript using standard manuscript format. Please use a serifed font (such as Times New Roman or Georgia). While the referred article describes SMF as always double-spaced and indented to indicate new paragraphs, please note that for THIS publication, your piece needs to be web-ready. Therefore, you should use single spacing for the body of your work and a blank return between paragraphs. If we like your work, it will appear on the web EXACTLY as you submitted it, so submit something that is ready to go.
IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING A PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED WORK, include the information on where it was previously published in this file.
Save your file as an RTF and upload to us under the FLASH PAN section on our Submittable page (link below).
Please, no simultaneous submissions. We make our decisions with all speed.
WHAT RIGHTS WE SEEK:
When you upload, you will be asked to assign publication rights immediately. We ask this in order to reduce paperwork. We only acquire that right if your work is accepted; if we reject, your rights remain yours. We will not publish it without first notifying you, and we will only use it as described below:
For unpublished works: We are seeking first time electronic rights. We seek the right to reprint one time in a Best Of anthology.
For previously published works: We seek the right to reprint one time in an electronic publication. Reprints are not considered for the Best of Anthology.
Ready to submit? Submit to Moon Hollow Press
Finished? Please consider reporting your submissions at Duotrope!
Flash Pan is a web magazine featuring rapid fire flash fiction of up to 750 words. At this moment, the publication schedule is not set in stone. In the beginning, we will publish upon acceptance , although we expect, eventually, to publish once a week.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
Flash fiction of up to 750 words. We will consider up to three flash pieces at a time, all included in the same file.
Genre: We are willing to consider nearly anything. We have a standing policy that we will not accept erotica, graphic sex or violence, and anything that would make the Google TOS guys give us the hairy eyeball. Once you make sure your flash fiction does not fall into those things that we will not accept, the field is wide open.
We are particularly fond of sharp-witted stuff, the sort of clever thing you might expect from Dennis Leary, or the intellectual thing you might get from Dennis Miller, or the straight-up, in-your-face you might get from Henry Rollins's spoken word pieces. Lenny Bruce would find a home here, as would Margaret Cho, or Lisa Lampanelli's less vulgar material. What these performers all have in common is a capacity to be extremely witty, very fast, clever, biting, challenging, angry, sophisticated. The point should be sharp, and the speed, lightening. Most of the people cited here are humorists, but we are not looking just for humor. If you can give us witty horror or literate romance or sophisticated mysteries or angry science fiction or challenging westerns, we will be happy to read it. Send us your best rapid fire fiction.
We are LGBT friendly, and seek new writers of any variety.
We want to read social criticism that is actually witty social criticism, not merely bashing the folks you don't agree with.
Style : We are willing to consider most styles, but prefer experimental, mainstream, humorous, and literary works.
We are accepting reprints for this magazine. Please let us know where your work was previously published so that we can credit the prior publication. Please do not submit previously published works if you do not have reprint rights. If you have an exclusive-use license with the previous publisher, do not submit until the exclusive use license expires. If someone else can still hold it as an exclusive, we don't even want to see it. We may chose to publish upon acceptance, and we do not want to be in conflict with the previous publisher. If it's a piece you think we will like, then just wait the license out. We'll still be here.
READING PERIOD:
This call for submissions is ongoing. Temporary closures are possible if we have a publication queue of 6 months and will open again when the queue is back down to three months. Any closure will be indicated here.
PAYMENT:
We do not offer monetary payment. Because this publication will be direct to the web, we will not offer submitter's copies.
Works that are published for the first time ever will be considered for a Best Of anthology.
Once a year, the editors will each pick one submission and award a small monetary prize. This prize will be awarded solely based on the judgement of the editors. The prize will be awarded through PayPal, and you must have a Paypal account to accept it. If you do not provide a Paypal account, you forfeit the prize.
PUBLICATION FORMAT:
We will publish direct to the web via Blogger. The website is located at http://flashpan-mhp.blogspot.com/. The format for a Best-Of anthology will be determined at time of publication; right now, we are heavily leaning towards electronic publication via CreateSpace or Smashwords.
HOW TO SUBMIT:
Cover letters should contain a short bio, if you wish to include one. Your bio may be up to 20 words long plus the URL for your website, should you wish to direct traffic there. Note that we do not publish lists of your prior publications; that is what your website is for. If your bio includes prior publications within the 20 words you are allotted, we will edit them out, should we chose to publish your piece. If your bio exceeds 20 words, we will cut it off at 20. We want this magazine to focus on the work you are submitting, not your older works.
Prepare your manuscript using standard manuscript format. Please use a serifed font (such as Times New Roman or Georgia). While the referred article describes SMF as always double-spaced and indented to indicate new paragraphs, please note that for THIS publication, your piece needs to be web-ready. Therefore, you should use single spacing for the body of your work and a blank return between paragraphs. If we like your work, it will appear on the web EXACTLY as you submitted it, so submit something that is ready to go.
IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING A PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED WORK, include the information on where it was previously published in this file.
Save your file as an RTF and upload to us under the FLASH PAN section on our Submittable page (link below).
Please, no simultaneous submissions. We make our decisions with all speed.
WHAT RIGHTS WE SEEK:
When you upload, you will be asked to assign publication rights immediately. We ask this in order to reduce paperwork. We only acquire that right if your work is accepted; if we reject, your rights remain yours. We will not publish it without first notifying you, and we will only use it as described below:
For unpublished works: We are seeking first time electronic rights. We seek the right to reprint one time in a Best Of anthology.
For previously published works: We seek the right to reprint one time in an electronic publication. Reprints are not considered for the Best of Anthology.
Ready to submit? Submit to Moon Hollow Press
Finished? Please consider reporting your submissions at Duotrope!
Saturday, November 10, 2012
November update!
Since 10 October, when we opened Uneasy Bones, we have gotten a surprisingly high volume of submissions. We are small publishers, so we usually have a low, steady volume of submissions. This anthology has apparently hit a nerve, making us even happier that we decided to do Uneasy Bones before Flash Pan. We really believe that there are not quite enough women-friendly markets outside the romance genre.
The point is, however, that we are continuing to get most of the submissions through at least one editor's reading schedule pretty promptly, but Kora and I are reading different things, so our decisions are coming a little more slowly. If you have not heard from us yet, then we are still considering at least one of the pieces you submitted, although soon enough we will start sending out rejection notices for the pieces we will not be using "for sure." This will initially skew our rejection rate higher than it should be (for those of you who use Duotrope), but it will even out over the next months, so long as everyone who uses Duotrope reports honestly.
And if you are not using Dupotrope, may we suggest that you do? Kora and I use it for the works we seek to publish--we have a rule that we won't publish our own works--and find it extremely helpful.
We have, at last, seen enough completed reports on Duotrope across all our projects to generate an acceptance/rejection ratio according to their system, and it's currently 60% rejections and 40% acceptances. We expect that Uneasy Bones will work out to about that rate.
The first issue of Moon Hollow will be released at the end of January 2013. Very shortly, we will be sending out confirmation letters to those whose works we have accepted, to prompt them to look for the electronic publication.
Emeraude and Grantswood are still reading. The Call for Submissions for Flash Pan will come out in December. And that will be the 5 projects for the year!
The point is, however, that we are continuing to get most of the submissions through at least one editor's reading schedule pretty promptly, but Kora and I are reading different things, so our decisions are coming a little more slowly. If you have not heard from us yet, then we are still considering at least one of the pieces you submitted, although soon enough we will start sending out rejection notices for the pieces we will not be using "for sure." This will initially skew our rejection rate higher than it should be (for those of you who use Duotrope), but it will even out over the next months, so long as everyone who uses Duotrope reports honestly.
And if you are not using Dupotrope, may we suggest that you do? Kora and I use it for the works we seek to publish--we have a rule that we won't publish our own works--and find it extremely helpful.
We have, at last, seen enough completed reports on Duotrope across all our projects to generate an acceptance/rejection ratio according to their system, and it's currently 60% rejections and 40% acceptances. We expect that Uneasy Bones will work out to about that rate.
The first issue of Moon Hollow will be released at the end of January 2013. Very shortly, we will be sending out confirmation letters to those whose works we have accepted, to prompt them to look for the electronic publication.
Emeraude and Grantswood are still reading. The Call for Submissions for Flash Pan will come out in December. And that will be the 5 projects for the year!
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Call for Submissions: UNEASY BONES
Moon Hollow Press is pleased to open a call for submissions to a new anthology of dark poetry and fiction by and for women.
UNEASY BONES: DARK WORKS BY WOMEN focuses on those poems and stories about the discomfiture of womanhood. Stories may be in any genre, as all women know that romance can be just as dark as horror. A good example of this premise is Stephen King's I Know What You Need. Less Gothic, but equally dark, examples can be found in J.K Rowling's Harry Potter series (in the subplot revolving around Snape's love for Lily) or Sheryl Crow's Home.
While we are looking for dark stories and bleak internal worlds, we also mean this to be an enjoyable excursion for our readers. We do not want excessive violence, graphic sex, or vividly described abuse. Last, anything like Shades of Grey or Twilight will be rejected.
We want this publication to be by-woman-for-women, therefore, we are only accepting submissions from women. However, those who are transgendered may also have something to say about the darkness of being female, so note that we are defining "woman" as anyone who identifies as such, even if she may not qualify biologically.
Thus, consider the character Dil in the movie The Crying Game or Chablis in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Undoubtedly, these two individuals identify as women and could certainly write about the discomfiture of womanhood.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
Prose: Flash fiction and short stories between 250-7000 words. You may send multiple submissions with flash pieces of less than 1000 words. We will consider up to three flash pieces at a time, all included in the same file. You may submit one short story (1000-7000 words) at a time. Please note: you can submit up to three flash pieces at a time, or you can submit one short story at a time.
Poetry: Poetry of any form between 3-50 lines. You may submit up to three poems at a time.
We are accepting reprints for this anthology. Please let us know where your work was previously published so that we can credit the prior publication. Please do not submit previously published works if you do not have reprint rights.
READING PERIOD:
This call for submissions is opened until filled. If you still see this call, we are still accepting.
PAYMENT:
We do not offer monetary payment. We offer an electronic copy of the anthology to accepted submitters.
Additionally, the editors will each pick one submission and award a small monetary prize. This prize will be awarded solely based on the judgement of the editors. The prize will be awarded through PayPal, and you must have a Paypal account to accept it. If you do not provide a Paypal account, you forfeit the prize.
PUBLICATION FORMAT:
We will publish the anthology as a PDF and Print work through Lulu.com. We will provide excepts of the anthology online for free.
HOW TO SUBMIT:
Cover letters: Please include a brief description of your piece ("A short story about work place harassment" or "3 poems about struggling through menopause") and a short bio, if you wish to include one. Your bio may be up to 100 words long plus the URL for your website, should you wish to direct traffic there. Note that we do not publish lists of your prior publications; that is what your website is for. If your bio includes more than one or two prior publications within the 100 words you are allotted, we will edit them out, should we chose to publish your piece. We want this anthology to focus on the work you are submitting, not your older works.
Prepare your manuscript using standard manuscript format. Please use a serifed font (such as Times New Roman or Georgia). While the referred article describes SMF as always double-spaced, please note that we prefer that POETRY be single spaced.
IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING A PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED WORK, include the information on where it was previously published in this file.
Save your file as an RTF and upload to us under the UNEASY BONES section on our Submittable page (link below).
Please, no simultaneous submissions. We make our decisions with all speed.
WHAT RIGHTS WE SEEK:
When you upload, you will be asked to assign publication rights immediately. We ask this in order to reduce paperwork. We only acquire that right if your work is accepted; if we reject, your rights remain yours. We will not publish it without first notifying you, and we will only use it as described below:
For unpublished works: We are seeking first time print and electronic rights. We seek the right to reprint one time in a Best Of anthology.
For previously published works: We seek the right to reprint one time in an electronic and in a print publication. Reprints are not considered for the Best of Anthology.
Ready to submit? Submit to Moon Hollow Press
Finished? Please consider reporting your submissions at Duotrope!
UNEASY BONES: DARK WORKS BY WOMEN focuses on those poems and stories about the discomfiture of womanhood. Stories may be in any genre, as all women know that romance can be just as dark as horror. A good example of this premise is Stephen King's I Know What You Need. Less Gothic, but equally dark, examples can be found in J.K Rowling's Harry Potter series (in the subplot revolving around Snape's love for Lily) or Sheryl Crow's Home.
While we are looking for dark stories and bleak internal worlds, we also mean this to be an enjoyable excursion for our readers. We do not want excessive violence, graphic sex, or vividly described abuse. Last, anything like Shades of Grey or Twilight will be rejected.
We want this publication to be by-woman-for-women, therefore, we are only accepting submissions from women. However, those who are transgendered may also have something to say about the darkness of being female, so note that we are defining "woman" as anyone who identifies as such, even if she may not qualify biologically.
Thus, consider the character Dil in the movie The Crying Game or Chablis in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Undoubtedly, these two individuals identify as women and could certainly write about the discomfiture of womanhood.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
Prose: Flash fiction and short stories between 250-7000 words. You may send multiple submissions with flash pieces of less than 1000 words. We will consider up to three flash pieces at a time, all included in the same file. You may submit one short story (1000-7000 words) at a time. Please note: you can submit up to three flash pieces at a time, or you can submit one short story at a time.
Poetry: Poetry of any form between 3-50 lines. You may submit up to three poems at a time.
We are accepting reprints for this anthology. Please let us know where your work was previously published so that we can credit the prior publication. Please do not submit previously published works if you do not have reprint rights.
READING PERIOD:
This call for submissions is opened until filled. If you still see this call, we are still accepting.
PAYMENT:
We do not offer monetary payment. We offer an electronic copy of the anthology to accepted submitters.
Additionally, the editors will each pick one submission and award a small monetary prize. This prize will be awarded solely based on the judgement of the editors. The prize will be awarded through PayPal, and you must have a Paypal account to accept it. If you do not provide a Paypal account, you forfeit the prize.
PUBLICATION FORMAT:
We will publish the anthology as a PDF and Print work through Lulu.com. We will provide excepts of the anthology online for free.
HOW TO SUBMIT:
Cover letters: Please include a brief description of your piece ("A short story about work place harassment" or "3 poems about struggling through menopause") and a short bio, if you wish to include one. Your bio may be up to 100 words long plus the URL for your website, should you wish to direct traffic there. Note that we do not publish lists of your prior publications; that is what your website is for. If your bio includes more than one or two prior publications within the 100 words you are allotted, we will edit them out, should we chose to publish your piece. We want this anthology to focus on the work you are submitting, not your older works.
Prepare your manuscript using standard manuscript format. Please use a serifed font (such as Times New Roman or Georgia). While the referred article describes SMF as always double-spaced, please note that we prefer that POETRY be single spaced.
IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING A PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED WORK, include the information on where it was previously published in this file.
Save your file as an RTF and upload to us under the UNEASY BONES section on our Submittable page (link below).
Please, no simultaneous submissions. We make our decisions with all speed.
WHAT RIGHTS WE SEEK:
When you upload, you will be asked to assign publication rights immediately. We ask this in order to reduce paperwork. We only acquire that right if your work is accepted; if we reject, your rights remain yours. We will not publish it without first notifying you, and we will only use it as described below:
For unpublished works: We are seeking first time print and electronic rights. We seek the right to reprint one time in a Best Of anthology.
For previously published works: We seek the right to reprint one time in an electronic and in a print publication. Reprints are not considered for the Best of Anthology.
Ready to submit? Submit to Moon Hollow Press
Finished? Please consider reporting your submissions at Duotrope!
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Remember September!
An update:
Our current, overall acceptance rate is running around 50%. We do still have a couple of pieces under consideration, but have otherwise responded to all submissions. If you have not heard back from us, please query at uncommonmoon (at) yahoo (dot) (com).
We have finally decided on the last project we will start this year: Scary stuff for women by women.
EMERAUDE is open for submissions.
Grantswood and Moon Hollow continue to be open, and Flash Pan, while not yet officially open, is available for submission if you wish to try before the official call.
All these projects are currently accepting submissions through Submittable, and if you have reviewed the guidelines and are ready to submit, please do so!
You can upload submissions here!
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