Most of the fiction in a slush pile gets rejected. Don't be one of those who are rejected! How can you, as an author, make your work stand out and therefore succeed in this highly competitive business? How can you lift your story out of the slush pile? What is the secret to getting the attention of magazine editors? And the most important question of all: How can you get published? As talented and creative as you may be, it is still a business that takes a plan. Magazine editor Jeani Rector reveals what she looks for when she chooses which author's work to publish above all the others. She has also queried many other magazine editors for their input. Learn how magazine editors think and what they want. HOW TO GET PUBLISHED BY MAGAZINE EDITORS outlines a plan to avoid rejection and gives you the blueprint on how to get published. If you write fiction, then this book is for you. Magazine Editors who contributed to this book: Steve Upham, Editor of Screaming Dreams Magazine, Robert Moriyama, Short Story Editor of Aphelion Magazine, Cyrus Wraith Walker, Senior Submissions Editor of Dark Discoveries Magazine, Cetywa Powell, Editor of Underground Voices Magazine, Djibril al-Ayad, Editor of The Future Fire Magazine, D. W. Jones, Editor of Blood Moon Rising Magazine, Donald Webb, Editor of Bewildering Stories Magazine "Getting your work published can be a daunting process without the right advice. Within these pages, you will discover a comprehensive selection of information that will help you in your quest! Jeani Rector explains everything to you from an editor's perspective, so you will understand exactly what they are looking for before you submit. Read it well." - Steve Upham, Editor of Screaming Dreams Magazine "Writers often think of editors as unfeeling, faceless bureaucrats who invalidate an author's existence with a blithe 'It didn't grab me.' Jeani Rector shows them the opposite: an editor with a human face, one who enjoys constructive dialogue and strives to give writers' efforts every chance to succeed. Read this book, benefit, and enjoy!" - Donald Webb, Editor of Bewildering Stories Magazine
Since 2009, The Horror Zine has published exceptional horror fiction by emerging talent and today's leading authors. Editor Jeani Rector selects only the most inventive and captivating tales for each issue. In addition to short fiction, The Horror Zine features horror-themed poetry and artwork. Now The Horror Zine brings you the dark delights from the ezine into a print magazine.This Spring 2013 issue of The Horror Zine Magazine features Geoff Nelder, C. Wait, Christopher S. Nelson, Richard Hill, Ashby McGowan, Kip Hanson, Bruce Memblatt, Lisa Cromwell, David Elliott, Daniel Davis, Philip Michael Roberts, Jagjiwan Sohal, Troy Banyan, David F. Daumit, Jack Veasey, Betsy A. Riley, Kristen Houghton, Paul Uriaz, John Carney, Stephanie Smith, Scott Lesperance, Dennis Bagwell, Scott Urban, Elizabeth Prasse, Pedro Silva, Eliza van Veen, Heather Russell, and Vikki Yeates.
As the daughter of the Lord of Wynham Castle, Elaisse hears rumors of a great pestilence in France. She tells herself that God is punishing the French people because of the on-going war with England. She consoles herself that England is on the side of all that is right, therefore England is safe. And then Elaisse travels to London where suddenly the whole world changes around her. Circumstances arise beyond her control and she goes from a structured, sheltered life into one where normalcy falls by the wayside. The pestilence has come to England. The threads of her existence begin to unravel as the cart-man in the street calls for people to "Bring out your dead." PESTILENCE: A MEDIEVAL TALE OF PLAGUE is historic fiction, delving into a first-person account of life during the European plague years of 1346-1350. Today there are many end-of-the-world tales, but the bubonic plague pandemic in the 14th Century is the original apocalypse story. "A very well-researched book full of facts about that time, how people lived, and the disease itself, yet it tells the story at an exciting pace." - Larry Green, Death Head Grin Magazine
The author has drawn from his many years of life experiences for this collection of amusing short stories. They encompass many facets of his life including, memories from his early childhood in his native Sweden, experiences in the military, and simple everyday events. His wife and lifelong partner, whom he refers to as 'B', plays a major role in many of the stories. Together they have traveled to foreign countries as well as throughout the U.S. They have faced life's common trials and tribulations and relate them in an amusing style. The readers can probably associate with many of the situations they have encountered. The book is written in a very lighthearted vein and does not attempt to convey messages or advice. It merely looks at the humorous aspects of everyday life and leaves the reader in a happy mood.
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