Latest Press Release: Space and Time Magazine Exhibiting at the NY Comic-Con

Posted on August 19, 2010 by Hildy Silverman

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Contact: Hildy Silverman
Space and Time Magazine, Inc.

Telephone Number 732.512.8789
Email Address hildy@spaceandtimemagazine.com

Piscataway, NJ - August 19, 2010 - Space and Time Magazine is pleased to announce it will be an exhibitor at the New York Comic-Con, which takes place October 8 - 10, 2010, at the Jacob Javits Center.

“You will be able to find us at Booth 442 in the Small Press section of the convention,” says publisher Hildy Silverman. “This will be the largest convention at which we’ve ever formally appeared and we are very excited to be a part of the action.”

Attendees will have the opportunity to meet and chat with several members of the Space and Time editorial staff, including previous owner Gordon Linzner and current owner Hildy Silverman. Show specials will include subscription deals, merchandise giveaways, and autograph opportunities. Collectible back issues will also be available for purchase.

Continuously published since 1966, Space and Time Magazine publishes fantasy, horror, and science fiction, and favors stories that blur genre lines in unique ways. Space and Time subscriptions are available online via PayPal or credit card, or by written request to: Space and Time Magazine, 1308 Centennial Avenue, Ste. 101, Piscataway, NJ, 08854. Space and Time is distributed to retail venues in the US by Ingram Periodicals and Ubiquity Distributors, Inc., and overseas by Back Brain Recluse. It is also available from Amazon.com. Issue #111 is currently available for $5.00 ($6.50 in Canada) and features a lead story by Aliette de Bodard and an exclusive interview with Frederik Pohl.

For further information:

Contact: Hildy Silverman at hildy@spaceandtimemagazine.com.

Phone:   Hildy Silverman at 732.512.8789.

Contributor Marvin Kaye’s Latest Project

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Hildy Silverman

       
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Please Contact: Stephen Sunderlin (212) 799-3753 

 

THE OPEN BOOK TO PRESENT DOUBLE BILL

BY MARVIN KAYE & EDMOND ROSTAND


“MISTER JACK” AN INTERACTIVE DON JUAN COMEDY

PLUS  “DON JUAN’S FINAL NIGHT”

 

THE OPEN BOOK is pleased to announce the double bill production of MISTER JACK by MARVIN KAYE and the short one- act DON JUAN’S FINAL NIGHT by EDMOND ROSTAND. Performances run at 8:15 pm Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays on August 12-13-14, 19-20-21, 26-27-28, and 2:45 pm Sundays on August 15, 22, and 29. Tickets are $18 for general admission and $10 for students and seniors.  TDF accepted.  For reservations, please call the box office at (212) 362-0329 or online at https://the-open-book1.ticketleap.com/.  The venue is THE DRILLING COMPANY at 236 West 78th Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam on the Upper West Side.

 

MISTER JACK is an interactive Don Juan comedy by playwright, novelist and editor Marvin Kaye, cofounder of THE OPEN BOOK. Comedic improvisation is an important part of MISTER JACK.  In MISTER JACK the audience is given the opportunity to ask questions about love and sex of the title character who is introduced as “the world’s greatest lover.”

 

The cast of MISTER JACK includes GIOIA deCARI, STACEY JENSON, H. CLARK KEE,  and ERIC ROLLAND.

 

DON JUAN’S FINAL NIGHT, a short one-act that will be presented in the same evening is an adaption by MARVIN KAYE of Edmond Rostand’s work of the same name. In the Rostand version of the legend, the Don bargains with the Devil and wins ten more years to debauch women. When the fiend finally comes to collect him, he tells Don Juan he won’t take him to Hell until he has thoroughly humbled his spirit. The Don is sure his proud soul will never succumb, but the Devil brings back the ghosts of the women the Don has slept with, and they pick him apart until he has nothing left to be proud of.

 

The cast of DON JUAN’S FINAL NIGHT include GIOIA deCARI, JOANNE DORIAN, STACEY JENSON, MARVIN KAYE, H. CLARK KEE, MICHELE PAYNE and ERIC ROLLAND.

 

MARVIN KAYE is the author of 16 novels, six nonfiction books, several plays and play adaptations, as well as an editor of over 40 fantasy, mystery and theatre anthologies.  He currently edits “Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine.” His column, “Marvin Kaye’s Nth Dimension,” appears online at http://spaceandtimemagazine.com/wp/ In addition, he has published numerous books through his own imprint, Marvin Kaye’s Nth Dimension Books, a division of Wildside Press. Co-founder and artistic director of The Open Book, Kaye currently resides in New York where he is (retired) Adjunct Professor of Creative Writing at NYU, and a Standardized Patient for the Morchand Center at Mt. Sinai Hospital and the Clinical Competence Center of New York.

Founded in 1975, THE OPEN BOOK is New York’s oldest professional readers theatre company whose mission is to present the best of all worlds of literature-prose, poetry, drama and even nonfiction-to culturally diverse audiences with an emphasis on new under-appreciated literature and works of excellence.

2009 Honorable Mentions in Year’s Best of Horror

Posted on April 12, 2010 by Hildy Silverman

I’m happy to present Ellen Datlow’s honorable mentions for Space and Time stories published in 2009:

Rich Sampson (”The Gift” in Issue 106)

Ian R. Faulkner (”The Sleeper’s Awakening,” Space and Time 106)

Stephanie Burgis (”Wolf’s Kin,” Issue 108)

Gordon Linzner (”The Professor’s New York Adventure,” Issue 103)

Doug Russell (”The Hours of Her Death” Issue 102)

Congratulations to all of you! 

 

Space and Time Now Open - Official Statement

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Hildy Silverman

Space and Time Magazine will reopen for fiction submissions as of February 21, 2010. Email-only submissions will be accepted from this date through April 2, 2010.

Please note that we are changing how we handle open windows for submissions in 2010. We are going to open for shorter times but more frequently (approximately 2-3 times). This will enable us to speed up our responses to submitters, plus allow us to shorten our acceptance-to-publication cycle so authors won’t have to wait so long to see their work in print.

The dates for subsequent open windows will be provided in real time. However, we anticipate the next window will open in the summer and, if needed, a third in early winter.

All submission guidelines are available on our website: www.spaceandtimemagazine.com. In general, any story submitted to Space and Time must include a speculative fiction element (horror, fantasy, SF, or any combination thereof). We accept from 1K up to 10K words but rarely accept anything that large – writers have a better chance if they scale to 5-7.5K words. We pay a penny a word for First North American rights and first electronic rights (in that we offer an electronic version of the magazine), paid upon publication. Submissions should be presented as Word or .rtf attachments, formatted according to generally-accepted manuscript standards (12pt font, double-spaced, indented first paragraph, 1 inch margin surrounding, clear font like Times New Roman, Arial, or Courier New). Proofread before sending – attention to grammar and punctuation counts!

Anyone unable to submit electronically must query first and request permission to mail a hard copy. Any stories sent to our mailing address without receiving permission will be sent back in their SASE or discarded, unread.

Please feel free to contact publisher Hildy Silverman with any questions at hildy@spaceandtimemagazine.com.

Space and Time store now open

Posted on December 20, 2009 by Hildy Silverman

We have opened up a Cafe Press store, featuring calendars, tee-shirts and other fun swag with artwork from genre stars like Alan Beck, Donato Giancola, Judith Berman and Thomas Nackid. More will be added in the coming weeks, so please keep checking back to see what becomes available. Come visit the store on CafePress!

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