Submissions are now open for an anthology that explores the fantastic realms of fairy tales through the lens of science fiction. They want fairy tales, fables, and myths from around the world. They are looking for new twists and fresh perspectives with a modern, diverse audience in mind. It is co-edited by Jaylee James and Lyssa Chiavari. Stories should be between 2,000 to 10,000 words in length. Submissions must be made by April 8th, 2016. Royalties are divided evenly per story (co-authors for one story split their share). Learn more here.
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Some journals accept a lot more submissions than others. Acceptance rates change all the time, so realize that over time these journals may become harder to get into. These are not the only publishers that are easy to get into, but they are a good place to start if your sole goal is to get…
Nine Publishers Open to Direct Submissions in May 2026
Established publishers and small presses open to direct submissions. No agent required.