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- The Journal of Finance: EdiKit on 2009-11-13
- File:AberdeenBestiaryFolio005rAdamNamesAnimalsDetail.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia on 2009-10-29
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The Journal of Finance: EdiKit on 2009-09-22
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Shiny: Shiny Submission Guidelines Update on 2009-03-02
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Shiny is looking for fresh, entertaining stories between 2000 and 8000 words long. The style and substance of Shiny stories should be up there with the best current YA fiction, and should (for the most part) feature teenage protagonists. We're mostly interested in stories with speculative elements - science fiction, fantasy and horror - but we're open to non-speculative stories that would appeal to genre readers [as with, for example, So Yesterday by Scott Westerfeld, Boy Proof by Cecil Castelucci, or "Anda's Game" by Cory Doctorow]. We prefer a contemporary setting and/or feel to our stories, but will not let this restrict our choices. Shiny is aiming to appeal to teenagers, but also to the wide body of adults who read and enjoy Young Adult fiction. We look forward to reading your submissions!
Who: the editorial board consists of Alisa Krasnostein and Tehani Wessely
How: send your submission in rtf attachment to shinystories@gmail.com. Keep an eye on our blog at http://shinymag.blogspot.com for more about what we're looking for.
Payment: AUS$50 per story
Rights: First International e-rights, and exclusivity for three months after first publication. We are not looking to reprint stories that have been previously published in print or online.
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DEVONthink/DEVONnote Feature Comparison on 2008-10-30
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Submitting manuscripts - Scholastic UK - Children's Books, Book Clubs, Book Fairs and Teacher Resources on 2008-10-03
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- Submitting manuscripts for Scholastic Children’s Books
- Submitting manuscripts for Scholastic Educational Resources
- Your work should be printed on one side of A4 paper, so that it can be
read clearly and without difficulty. The editor who reads your manuscript
will often be very busy, and so the easier your manuscript is to read, the
more chance there is of it getting proper attention. - When you send your manuscript to a publisher, always enclose a stamped
addressed envelope for the safe return of your manuscript. - Don’t worry if you don’t get a reply from the publisher for quite a long
time. Most publishing houses receive an enormous number of unsolicited manuscripts,
and it can take a while to work through them all. Six months is a reasonable
length of time to expect to wait. - Do not be depressed if your work is not accepted. Getting work published
can be a frustrating process, and it’s often best to be prepared for disappointment. - The manuscript should be sent in hard copy form to: The Editorial Department,
Scholastic Children’s Books, Euston House, 24 Eversholt Street, London,
NW1 1DB. - Unfortunately Scholastic is unable to accept any manuscripts sent via
e-mail.
Scholastic welcomes manuscripts for either its Educational Publishing or
its Children’s Books divisions. Please click on the links below for more information.
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Oak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia on 2007-05-26
- Sacred Texts: Legends and Sagas on 2007-03-09
- SightSpeed Free Video Chat on 2007-03-07
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