I currently have one short story with an approved venue and I'm waiting on the verdict. Plus, I've written my story for this month and I'll be sending it out to another one. I'll keep trying even if I don't make it this year. Even if I earn Active membership, I'll keep submitting!
Here are some SFWA approved short story markets in case you're looking to join the SFWA too. Good luck in all your writing endeavors!
- AE (guidelines) – NEW
- Analog Science Fiction and Fact (guidelines)
- Apex (starting with June 2008 issue) (guidelines)
- Asimov’s Science Fiction (guidelines)
- Beneath Ceaseless Skies (guidelines)
- Brutarian (guidelines)
- Bull Spec (guidelines)
- Cemetery Dance (guidelines)
- Chizine (guidelines)
- Cicada (guidelines)
- Clarkesworld Magazine (guidelines)
- Cosmos (guidelines (PDF))
- Cricket (guidelines)
- Daily Science Fiction (guidelines)
- Dragon (guidelines)
- EscapePod (guidelines) — NEW
- Flash Fiction Online (guidelines)
- Grantville Gazette (starting with May 2007 issue) (guidelines)
- Highlights — (guidelines)
- Lightspeed Magazine — (guidelines)
- The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (guidelines)
- Nature (guidelines)
- Odyssey (guidelines)
- Orson Scott Card’s InterGalactic Medicine Show (guidelines)
- The Pedestal Magazine (guidelines)
- Redstone Science Fiction (guidelines)
- Strange Horizons (guidelines)
- Subterranean Magazine (no guidelines available; no unsolicited subs)
- Tor.com (guidelines)
Thanks for sharing this list of approved markets. I have the same goal, though I haven't had any luck yet myself. I know you'll get there eventually, because your writing is awesome! It's only a matter of persistence.
ReplyDeleteGreat links... I didn't know about the requirements to join SFWA... just learned something new.
ReplyDeleteYou'll succeed!
ReplyDeleteMy publisher isn't on their list, so unfortunately I can't be a member.
Good luck! I'm sure you'll succeed. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great resource.
ReplyDeleteGood luck, I'm sure you'll succeed. :D
thanks for the links and of course you'll make it! you've been doing so well with the short stories!
ReplyDeleteps, severus snape voice, ha ha ha! was going to award lovely to you, but you got it!
Very cool goal! Best of luck. I've always wondered about doing that as well, but my fantasy plots tend to roll into multi-book epics instead of short stories. :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck! Thanks for sharing all that info, too! Hey, I wanted to ask you if you were interested in participating in "The next big thing" blog hop. You'd have to answer about 10 question about your WIP/new release and post on October 31. If you want to do it, send me an email at sherry.ellis@cinci.rr.com and I'll give you more details.
ReplyDeleteI still am keeping my fingers crossed for you!
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone! It's a tough goal. I'll be doing a happy day if I ever make it!
ReplyDeleteBest on your goal, Christine. They're tough to get into. I'll probably go after this goal again at some point, too.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great goal. They're a fine organization.
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome target, Christine. Best of luck, and I wish membership were a tad more open to more of these associations, as I'd love to be able to join some myself. :-)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your goal!! That's so great.
ReplyDeleteAwesome list. I keep saving these but haven't had time to write for them yet. One day though . .
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Good luck! The SFWA is a great organization.
ReplyDeleteSweet! This is super cool. Thanks for putting this together. I have definitely been mulling over getting some short stories published in a lit mag or anthology, so this is perfect. Good luck to you on your submissions!
ReplyDeleteThanks folks! Hopefully we'll all have some good luck!
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