Steampunk Quarterly – Writers Wanted

From

Dr. van Klausen via email, comes this:

Greetings!

For the first issue of our steampunk story zine “Steampunk Quarterly”, which hopefully will be published in February, we still need more stories.

So we put out an announcement for every steampunk writer out there to send us her or his story. Every story published will be rewarded with $50. The length of the tales should be between 7,000 and 9,000 words.

Stories can be submitted to stories@steampunkquarterly.com .  Our website is, of course, Steampunk Quarterly

  • WiglafThePirate
    Hey, is there an age limit? It is uncomfortable for me to admmit, but I am 12 years old, but I like steampunk and i've written a thirty-two page story (non steampunk) and I would like to submit a story, may I join?

    ~Aaron
  • Wood Words
    It's a lovely invitation. People shouldn't whinge so much. It's a fun challenge and 7,000 words isn't so much! Deal me in. ;-)
  • angelevk
    I would do it just for fun but would need more details... but is a nice vitage poster kinda reminds me of olden days
  • austin
    SFWA guidelines for Associate membership:

    One Paid Sale of prose fiction (such as short stories) to a Qualifying Professional Market, paid at the rate of 5c/word or higher (3c/word before 1/1/2004), minimum $50.


    Not quite 1c/w really doesn't cut it if they want to attract talent...
  • whassinger
    Isn't that something like $0.005 a word? That's kinda crap for a story, actually. No decent publisher is going to pay a writer that little. There's also I find it a bit worrisome that they're offering a flat rate per story, not per word. There was a whole hullabaloo about publishers who use practices like this not a month or two ago.
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