Space and Time Now Open to Fiction SubmissionsAnd…we’re open! All you fiction writers who’ve got stories burning holes through your laptops in anticipation, now is the time to click “Attach” and “Send.” Please don’t forget to read the guidelines on our Submissions page first!
Posted in Editor's Blog Poetry Now Closed to SubmissionsAttention: We are now closed to poetry submissions. Any poems sent into us after today, 2/10, WILL NOT BE READ. Thanks to everyone who submitted and our poetry editor, Linda Addison, wants you to know she is in reading mode right now. Please stay tuned for acceptances or regrets. On the other hand, we will be reopening for fiction submissions the end of February (week of 2/21). Please don’t send us a thing until the formal announcement goes up, though, or it will be rejected out-of-hand. Make sure you read our guidelines on the Submissions page, too. FYI, we’re going to do things a bit differently in 2010. We’re going to open to submissions for shorter periods of time, roughly a month at a go. BUT we will be opening more than once a year, probably more like two-three times/year. This will make it easier for our editors to read and respond to your submissions within a shorter amount of time, so you won’t have to wait too long to learn the status of your story.
Posted in Editor's Blog Our First Podcast Reading!That’s right, folks. Author Mark Pearson just sent me the podcast of his mind-bending story, “Hideki Desu.” Please give a listen and let me know if you would like us to provide more by way of podcast/recorded readings. JLT AUDIO STORY PRODUCTIONS together with SPACE AND TIME MAGAZINE Presents: Hideki Desu: Find JLT on Facebook:
Posted in Editor's Blog Shifted Schedule to Continue in 2010I know that people tend to worry when their magazines start arriving on a different schedule than what they’re used to. Don’t worry, folks, there are no red flags being waved. Since we published the last issue for 2009 late (for reasons I previously explained here) it has necessitated a shift in pub dates that I expect to continue well into 2010. It wouldn’t be fair to the contributors to Issue 109 to only offer that issue for a month or two before releasing Issue 110, in order to force us back onto our original schedule. I’d rather stay slightly off, so long as we still release an issue per quarter (which we will). Therefore, you should expect Issue 110 to come out in mid-February. As for Issue 110, it is heading off to the printer very soon and then will wing its way to your mailboxes and store shelves. The cover by artist L.W. Perkins is particularly striking — I’ll post a sample as soon as I have it ready to show. In other news (and writers, I know you’ve been eagerly awaiting this one) we will be opening for fiction again soon. Stay tuned for particulars, including the start date! As a reminder, we are already open to poetry submissions and are always happy to look at interior and cover artist samples throughout the year.
Posted in Editor's Blog S&T Hits Facebook, TwitterYes, we’re shlepping into the 21st century, folks. Please visit us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/space-and-time-magazine and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/spaceandtimemag. Become a fan and/or follow our tweets!
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