Past Future Present 2011 is now available for purchase! For only ninty-nine cents you can enjoy these works by these authors!
THE BLESSED DAYS
............Mike Allen
SOLDIERS HOME
............William Barton
SEGUE
............Keith Brooke
DEAD MAN STALKING
............Alfred D. Byrd
NEEDLE AND SWORD
............Marian Crane
THE HUMAN EQUATIONS
............Dave Creek
GUARDIAN GARGOYLES OF THE GORGE
............Helen E Davis
CROCODILE ROCK
............Linda J. Dunn
THE GIRL WHO WAS UGLY
............John Grant
THE NEW CORINTH
............Roby James
BUT LOYAL TO HER OWN
............Leigh Kimmel
EARTH, ASHES, DUST
............Catherine Mintz
THE WITCH WHO MADE ADJUSTMENTS
............Vera Nazarian
CREDO
............Jonathan Shipley
SHADOW CHASING
............Justin Stanchfield
A RHUMBA OF RATTLESNAKES
............Elisabeth Waters
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Our Authors and Their Work
Introducing sixteen stories of speculative fiction, ranging from Dark Horror to High Tech Science Fiction. There's something for everyone in this e-book anthology. Here is our lineup for PAST FUTURE PRESENT 2011:
THE BLESSED DAYS
............Mike Allen
SOLDIERS HOME
............William Barton
SEGUE
............Keith Brooke
DEAD MAN STALKING
............Alfred D. Byrd
NEEDLE AND SWORD
............Marian Crane
THE HUMAN EQUATIONS
............Dave Creek
GUARDIAN GARGOYLES OF THE GORGE
............Helen E Davis
CROCODILE ROCK
............Linda J. Dunn
THE GIRL WHO WAS UGLY
............John Grant
THE NEW CORINTH
............Roby James
BUT LOYAL TO HER OWN
............Leigh Kimmel
EARTH, ASHES, DUST
............Catherine Mintz
THE WITCH WHO MADE ADJUSTMENTS
............Vera Nazarian
CREDO
............Jonathan Shipley
SHADOW CHASING
............Justin Stanchfield
A RHUMBA OF RATTLESNAKES
............Elisabeth Waters
THE BLESSED DAYS
............Mike Allen
SOLDIERS HOME
............William Barton
SEGUE
............Keith Brooke
DEAD MAN STALKING
............Alfred D. Byrd
NEEDLE AND SWORD
............Marian Crane
THE HUMAN EQUATIONS
............Dave Creek
GUARDIAN GARGOYLES OF THE GORGE
............Helen E Davis
CROCODILE ROCK
............Linda J. Dunn
THE GIRL WHO WAS UGLY
............John Grant
THE NEW CORINTH
............Roby James
BUT LOYAL TO HER OWN
............Leigh Kimmel
EARTH, ASHES, DUST
............Catherine Mintz
THE WITCH WHO MADE ADJUSTMENTS
............Vera Nazarian
CREDO
............Jonathan Shipley
SHADOW CHASING
............Justin Stanchfield
A RHUMBA OF RATTLESNAKES
............Elisabeth Waters
Thursday, November 10, 2011
YOU THOUGHT OF IT. YOU WROTE IT. NOW IT’S TIME TO SELL IT.
The digital world offers unprecedented opportunities for speculative fiction authors, but promoting your work takes time and effort. Take one easy step and join Past Future Present 2011.
A sampler of author-selected fiction from established writers, Past Future Present 2011 will be priced at ninety-nine cents to allow Kindle owners looking for new fiction to buy a lot of good writing at almost no cost.
What’s in it for you? Publicity. A chance to find a new audience. Links to your works for sale on Amazon. Links to your website, blog, and Amazon author page.
What if it sells hundreds or even thousands of copies, as sometimes happens with low-priced Amazon ebooks? Have you just given your work away for a pittance? No. Your contract will give you a pro rate share of profits.
But even if that doesn’t happen, Past Future Present 2011 will be a handy reference for genre fans, always there, ready to buy.
Our mission? Helping writers find readers. Past Future Present 2011 brings the future into the present: digital marketing now for the digital age.
See our guidelines here.
A sampler of author-selected fiction from established writers, Past Future Present 2011 will be priced at ninety-nine cents to allow Kindle owners looking for new fiction to buy a lot of good writing at almost no cost.
What’s in it for you? Publicity. A chance to find a new audience. Links to your works for sale on Amazon. Links to your website, blog, and Amazon author page.
What if it sells hundreds or even thousands of copies, as sometimes happens with low-priced Amazon ebooks? Have you just given your work away for a pittance? No. Your contract will give you a pro rate share of profits.
But even if that doesn’t happen, Past Future Present 2011 will be a handy reference for genre fans, always there, ready to buy.
Our mission? Helping writers find readers. Past Future Present 2011 brings the future into the present: digital marketing now for the digital age.
See our guidelines here.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Announcing...
Copper Publishing's Writer to Reader Imprint announces the opening of submissions for Past Future Present 2011, a digital anthology of short fiction by professional Science Fiction and Fantasy authors who are also marketing their books on the internet. The collection will be priced at Amazon's minimum price, ninety-nine cents, in order to reach the widest possible readership. Each story will be accompanied by an author's biography, live links to the author's sales site, and live links to books for sale in the Amazon kindle store. In addition, authors may receive a share of the profits, if any, but the main value to the contributors will be exposure of their works in the digital market.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR: SFWA members OR authors who have sold a story to a market that has paid at least three cents a word, and who are seeking to promote their work through the Amazon Kindle Store. If you have thought about putting up a short story on Amazon Kindle to draw in new readers, consider submitting it to us.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: Past Future Present 2011 is seeking all kinds of speculative fiction, including work that doesn't fit into standard marketing niches. We want stories that will draw readers to check out the authors' online offerings. This anthology is meant as a marketing tool for your work, so send us your best. Reprints are accepted, as long as the author owns the digital rights.
WHAT WE ARE NOT LOOKING FOR: We will not consider fan fiction, that is, stories based on previously published work that the author does not have the right to. We will not consider shared world stories, or stories without a speculative element. No dusty old trunk stories, please. Save those for DUSTY OLD TRUNK STORIES, coming next year or so from Dead Fish Press.
HOW TO SUBMIT: Format your story according to the following directions:
Please include a cover letter with your name, the title and word count of your story, and website. If you are not a SFWA member, then include a listing of your most recent professional publications.* Proofread carefully and email your submission to pastfuturepresent@yahoo.com
WHEN TO SUBMIT: As soon as possible, but definitely by November 27. We are planning to release this in time for the Christmas Kindle shopping season. Then start working on your submission for next year's anthology!
HOW TO CONTACT US: pastfuturepresent@yahoo.com
Helen E. Davis, editor
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR: SFWA members OR authors who have sold a story to a market that has paid at least three cents a word, and who are seeking to promote their work through the Amazon Kindle Store. If you have thought about putting up a short story on Amazon Kindle to draw in new readers, consider submitting it to us.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: Past Future Present 2011 is seeking all kinds of speculative fiction, including work that doesn't fit into standard marketing niches. We want stories that will draw readers to check out the authors' online offerings. This anthology is meant as a marketing tool for your work, so send us your best. Reprints are accepted, as long as the author owns the digital rights.
WHAT WE ARE NOT LOOKING FOR: We will not consider fan fiction, that is, stories based on previously published work that the author does not have the right to. We will not consider shared world stories, or stories without a speculative element. No dusty old trunk stories, please. Save those for DUSTY OLD TRUNK STORIES, coming next year or so from Dead Fish Press.
HOW TO SUBMIT: Format your story according to the following directions:
Past Future Present 2011 is a speculative fiction anthology for Kindle.
Email your story as a doc. or .rtf attachment. Put =Your Name/Your Title/Past Future Present 2011= in the submission line.
Format your story as it should appear in print. Don’t use headers, footers, or page numbers. Do use 12 point Times New Roman, “curly quotes,” and italics instead of underlining. Single space. Indent paragraphs a half an inch instead of using tabs. Blank lines should be indicated by a centered hash mark. Leave only one space after periods, semicolons, colons, question marks, and other final punctuation. Leave a one-inch margin all around. And end your document with "THAT'S ALL, JIM!" so that we know that we received everything. Both "The End" and "THAT'S ALL, JIM," will be edited out of the published story.
Your full name, your pen name if any, your email address, and your complete mailing address should be in upper left corner of the first page. Space down four lines, center your title, space again, and center the name you want the work to appear under. Space again and begin.
Your name
(Your pen name)
Writer@this email address
Writer
123 Street
Town, State Zip Code
Your Story
Your Name
“Where are we going?” Bobbi asked. “What’s that?”
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“It’s never dull,” said Bobbi. “That must be a good thing.”
The End
Skip a line. Put links to your author page on Amazon, one or two of your works currently for sale, also your website, and your blog. Limit yourself to seven items.
Your Author Page
Your Novel
This anthology you appeared in
Your website
Your blog.
THAT'S ALL, JIM!
Please include a cover letter with your name, the title and word count of your story, and website. If you are not a SFWA member, then include a listing of your most recent professional publications.* Proofread carefully and email your submission to pastfuturepresent@yahoo.com
WHEN TO SUBMIT: As soon as possible, but definitely by November 27. We are planning to release this in time for the Christmas Kindle shopping season. Then start working on your submission for next year's anthology!
HOW TO CONTACT US: pastfuturepresent@yahoo.com
Helen E. Davis, editor
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