My co-editor, Jaleta Clegg, and I have a new benefit/charity anthology open for submissions! You can find all the details over on the Hemelein Publications website:
It’s open through June 20, 2021, so get your stories submitted!
The call for submissions for Parliament of Wizards, the fourth of the LTUE Benefit Anthologies, is now open! This anthology is in memory of Jonathan Langford, one of the founders of Life, the Universe, & Everything, an annual academic science fiction and fantasy symposium held in Provo, Utah.
Visit Hemelein Publication’s website to see the call for submissions. I (and my co-editor, Jaleta Clegg) look forward to seeing your amazing submissions!
The third LTUE Benefit Anthology, a light horror collection titled Twilight Tales, is open for submissions! This volume is in honor of Betty Pope, a former librarian at Brigham Young University who established the science fiction and fantasy literature Special Collection section at the library. She also hosted a reception at her home each year after LTUE for the guests and committee. This anthology will contain stories Betty would have loved.
In summary:
You can read the full call for submissions on the Hemelein Publications site.
You can read more about it over on the Hemelein Publications site. Now, to buckle down and read all of the submissions with Jaleta Clegg. We have to have decisions made by the end of January 2019. Wish us luck! I think it’s going to be hard based on the caliber of those who submitted stories.
This is a call for submissions to participate in A Dragon and Her Girl: Stories of Adventure, the second of the benefit (charity) anthologies to help the Life, the Universe, & Everything symposium. The anthology will be jointly published by Hemelein Publications and LTUE Press. This anthology will be edited by Joe Monson and Jaleta Clegg, the editors of the first anthology, Trace the Stars.
For this anthology, we are looking for the following:
1. Adventure fantasy featuring strong female protagonists (dragons are a huge plus!)
2. Stories up to 17,500 words
3. Unpublished or reprint stories
Stories are due by December 15, 2018. If you have a story that meets these criteria, please review the attached call for submissions for more details and follow the directions there to submit your story.
If you don’t have a story of your own, but you know someone who does, please share this post with them. If you don’t have a story that fits the criteria for this anthology, be aware there will be additional benefit anthologies published in the future that will fall under a variety of different genres.
We look forward to your participation!
Joe Monson
Jaleta Clegg