OPEN SUBMISSIONS: The Sirens Call – Issue 44 ‘Can You Feel It?’ | #Horror #OpenCall #ReprintsWelcome #fiction @Sirens_Call

For the forty-fourth issue of The Sirens call eZine, we want you to make us feel the horror!

Short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry are acceptable provided they fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece.

Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, bizarre, have a dark-humor edge to it, or be flat out creepy as hell!

The basic rules:

• Write the piece well.
• The piece must be primarily horror/dark fiction.
• Don’t break our set-in-stone taboos – NO pedophilia, NO bestiality, and NO descriptive rape scenarios.

Be creative, be bold, show us what you’ve got, and if it fits our criteria, we’ll offer it up to about 35,000 sets of eyes!

REPRINTS ARE WELCOME

Submission Deadline: March 31, 2019

Circulation: Approximately 35,000

Short story word count: 1,000 – 2,500 (limit of one submission per author)
Long flash fiction word count: 500 – 1,000 (limit of one submission per author)
Short flash fiction word count: 200 – 500 (limit of three submissions per author)
Poem length: minimum 10 lines; maximum 50 lines (limit of five submissions per author)
Drabbles: 100 word prose (limit of five submissions per author)

Reprints are acceptable as long as you currently hold the copyright.

Full page/single book cover ads for individual authors are available at $10 per ad. Please contact Nina@SirensCallPublications.com for advertising information.

All story, flash, and poem submissions MUST be submitted to:
Submissions@SirensCallPublications.com for consideration.

 

Please visit our web site for further details: www.SirensCallPub.com

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RELEASE: The Sirens Call Issue #43 ‘The 7th Annual Women in Horror Month Edition’ | #Horror #WiHM #WiHMx #FREE @Sirens_Call

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of the latest issue of

The Sirens Call

Our 43rd issue of The Sirens Call eZine comes in at 207 pages and features short stories, flash fiction, and poetry written exclusively by Women in the Horror genre! It also contains artwork by and an interview with Drowned Orange, as well as an interview with author Mercedes M. Yardley.

Click on the cover for your #FREE download!

OPEN SUBMISSIONS: The Sirens Call – Issue 43 ‘WiHM10’ | #Horror #OpenCall #ReprintsWelcome #fiction

February is Women in Horror Month, and each year we celebrate by dedicating our February issue to all women, all horror!

For the 43rd issue of The Sirens Call eZine, we’re looking for stories and prose of horror or dark fiction written by women only (sorry guys – April is just around the corner).

Your piece can be creepy, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, bizarre, have a dark-humor edge to it, or be flat out scary as hell!

The basic rules:

• Write the piece well.
• You must be a woman to submit.
• It must be primarily horror/dark fiction.
• Don’t break our set-in-stone taboos – NO pedophilia, NO bestiality, and NO descriptive rape scenarios.

Ladies, let’s make the women of the horror genre proud and give them an eZine packed with talent, creative work, and chills! Not so hard, right?

Send us your horror pieces, and if they qualify, we’ll make sure about 35,000 people have the chance to read them!

REPRINTS ARE WELCOME

Submission Deadline: January 31, 2019

Circulation: Approximately 35,000

NO WIPs or Excerpts: We are looking for individual pieces, not portions of longer works.

Short story word count: 1,000 – 2,500 (limit of one submission per author)
Long flash fiction word count: 500 – 1,000 (limit of one submission per author)
Short flash fiction word count: 200 – 500 (limit of three submissions per author)
Poem length: minimum 10 lines; maximum 50 lines (limit of five submissions per author)
Drabbles: 100 word prose (limit of five submissions per author)

Reprints are acceptable as long as you currently hold the copyright.

Full page/single book cover ads for individual authors are available at $10 per ad. Please contact Nina@SirensCallPublications.com for advertising information.

All story, flash, and poem submissions MUST be submitted to:
Submissions@SirensCallPublications.com for consideration.

 

Please visit our web site for further details: http://www.SirensCallPub.com

RELEASE: The Sirens Call Issue 42 ‘The Bitter End’ | #Horror #FREE #ShortStories #Poems #Fiction @Sirens_Call

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of the latest issue of

The Sirens Call

As is our custom, we choose to end the year on a cheery note – Death. Like all things, 2018 must come to an end, and here at SCP we’ve celebrated by honoring both timely and untimely demise.

Our 42nd issue of The Sirens Call eZine comes in at 132 pages and is packed with short stories, flash fiction, and poetry featuring dark fiction and horror. It also features photography by Andy Simon of Darkslide Photography, and horror author Hunter Shea, along with an excerpt from his novel, Creature. 

Click on the cover for your #FREE download!

Visit sirenscallpub.com for our full catalog of eZines!

SUBMISSIONS CLOSED: The Sirens Call — Issue #42 ‘The Bitter End’ @Sirens_Call

Submissions for the 42nd issue of The Sirens Call, featuring short stories, flash fiction, and poetry fitting the theme of ‘The Bitter End’ are closed.

Sirens Call Publications would like to thank all of the authors who submitted work for consideration. We’ll be in touch as soon as we can with our decisions.

To any authors or publishers looking for Ad space, please contact Nina at Nina@SirensCallPublications.com for details.

 

OPEN SUBMISSIONS: The Sirens Call – Issue 42 ‘The Bitter End’ | #Horror #OpenCall #ReprintsWelcome #fiction

As is our custom, we choose to end the year on a cheery note – Death. Like all things, 2018 must come to an end, and here at SCP we’ll be celebrating by honoring both timely and untimely demise.

For the 42nd issue of The Sirens Call eZine, we’re looking for your darkest, most morose or ferocious stories, poems, and/or prose featuring works that revolve around the theme of death.

Your piece can be creepy, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, bizarre, have a dark-humor edge to it, or be flat out scary as hell!

The basic rules:

• Write the piece well.
• It must be primarily horror/dark fiction.
• Don’t break our set-in-stone taboos – NO pedophilia, NO bestiality, and NO descriptive rape scenarios.

Let’s give 2018 a proper send off and celebrate it’s demise in style! Send us your dark fiction and horror pieces, and if they qualify, we’ll make sure about 35,000 people have the chance to read them!

REPRINTS ARE WELCOME

Submission Deadline: November 30, 2018

Circulation: Approximately 35,000

Short story word count: 1,000 – 2,500 (limit of one submission per author)
Long flash fiction word count: 500 – 1,000 (limit of one submission per author)
Short flash fiction word count: 200 – 500 (limit of three submissions per author)
Poem length: minimum 10 lines; maximum 50 lines (limit of five submissions per author)
Drabbles: 100 word prose (limit of five submissions per author)

Reprints are acceptable as long as you currently hold the copyright.

Full page/single book cover ads for individual authors are available at $10 per ad. Please contact Nina@SirensCallPublications.com for advertising information.

All story, flash, and poem submissions MUST be submitted to:
Submissions@SirensCallPublications.com for consideration.

 

Please visit our web site for further details: www.SirensCallPub.com

RELEASE: The Sirens Call Issue 41 ‘Halloween Screams and Other Dark Things’ | #Horror #FREE @Sirens_Call

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of the latest issue of

The Sirens Call

Our 41th issue of The Sirens Call eZine comes in at a whopping 181 pages and is packed with short stories, flash fiction, and poetry featuring dark fiction and horror; most of which is Halloween themed! It also contains photography by Claire Loader, image inspired prose by T.S. Wollard – who also happens to be our featured author. He’s also tossed in an excerpt from his novella Heaven’s Healer from Hell.

Click on the cover for your #FREE download!