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Stories in the Ether – Open Call For Submissions

Stories in the Ether, Issue 1

Stories in the Ether, Issue 1 is available on Kindle, ePUB, and as a PDF.

Today we are announcing a new series here at Nevermet Press, Stories in the Ether. This new anthology series will represent a compelling collection of fantasy, science fiction, and steampunk short stories and flash fiction that were first published online. Stories In The Etherwill be published individually through Nevermet Press as a blog series, semi-quarterly as an ePUB/eBook, and annually as a collected print Anthology for fans to enjoy offline.

Now Accepting Submissions

We are now accepting submissions of short stories and flash fiction for inclusion into the Stories in the Ether blog series, semi-quarterly ePUB and anthology. We define a short story as something that can be comfortably read in one sitting, which is generally about 10,000 words or less. The published anthology, titled “Stories In The Ether: Volume 1“, will be published in 2012, and will feature the collected works from the first four ePUB in the series. Authors are paid royalties and retain rights to their works as detailed in our Submissions Guidelines.

Stories in the Ether, Issue 2

Stories in the Ether, Issue 2

Submissions of new short stories should be sent to submissions@nevermetpress.com

Please review our Submission Guidelines before sending in your story!

No Submission Deadline.

We will only be publishing one story per week!

NOTE: There is no fixed deadline! We will be accepting stories on an ongoing basis. With that in mind, getting your submissions in early is a good idea to help get the editorial process rolling. Assuming your submission is accepted and makes it through our editorial funnel, your story will be published on the Nevermet Press blog first and later included in an issue of Stories in the Ether ePUB and in the print Anthology in early 2012. Finally, multiple submissions from the same author are acceptable, but we are not likely to accept more than one for publication.

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