Spacesuits and Sixguns is a magazine of contemporary pulp fiction and it has just increased its rates to 4c per word.
According to their website, they want 'simple, straightforward storytelling with an emphasis on action. We’re not looking for Lovecraft or Howard pastiches, or stories set in the 1930’s. Read a dozen pulp fiction stories, soak it all up, then ask yourself: what if this happened in my hometown today? Write close to home, write about what you love, and follow Elmore Leonard’s maxim: leave out the parts people skip. All genres accepted — detective, horror, mystery, adventure, SF, sword and sorcery. We love them all. Give us about 4000 words. Shorter is fine. We’re flexible. If it’s longer and it’s good, no problem. Rule number one – be fun!'
Previously published authors include Scott Nicholson, Samantha Henderson, Michael Wiecek, Steven Utley, and Howard Waldrop.
Send electronic submissions only. Pays on publication. Buys First North American Serial Rights.
The editor is Dave Duggins. The email for submissions is submissions@spacesuitsandsixguns.com.
The website is www.spacesuitsandsixguns.com.
Best of luck!
Thursday, 17 July 2014
Writing market - 'contemporary pulp fiction'
Labels:
adventure,
detective,
fantasy,
Genre fiction,
horror,
magazine,
mystery,
pulp,
sci-fi,
short stories,
sword and sorcery,
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