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Perpetual Motion Machine presents a new anthology of horror transmissions titled Lost Signals, edited by Max Booth III and Lori Michelle, including a cover design by Matthew Revert.
In the darkness, sound is your best friend and your
worst nightmare.
Radios are the conductors of noise. They are the
radiation of electromagnetic signals. Their waves are invisible, yet they
consume us.
Forget about what’s hiding in the shadows, and
start worrying about what’s hiding in the dead air.
We are looking for short stories to publish in Lost
Signals. That’s where you, the writer, come in. Send us your best horror
fiction about radiotelegraphy. We want to be disturbed. Stories should somehow
involve radios, radio stations, radars, cell phones, military broadcasts, distress
signals, walkie-talkies, podcasts, or anything similar. We aren't necessary
only after straightforward prose. It's okay to get experimental on this
project. Don’t just think outside the box on this one. Burn the box and eat the
ashes.
Guidelines
for Submissions:
Deadline: appropriately, 31 October, 2015
Payment: $0.01/per word
Word count: 1,000 – 20,000
Acceptable file types: doc. and docx.
Simultaneous/multiple submissions: Yes
Reprints: No
Full
details - https://pmmpublishing.submittable.com/submit
Good luck!
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