Genres & Theme
Horror THEMED: 100 Terrifying New England Tales to Tell Around a Campfire. Guidelines: Flash fiction told in the FIRST person (to allow readers to re-tell the story) set in a New England location. The anthology will be separated into 4 sections (tentative titles): Haunts- Stories of ghosts, specters, and phantoms Beasts- Stories of monsters, critters, and wild animals Humans- Stories of eccentric people, serial killers, mad men Other Oddities- everything else. Proceeds to benefit the American Cancer Society.	Go To: Website Support this Publisher: Buy Book(s) Report: Submission/Response Correction/Update New Cover
Lengths
Flash Fiction (< 700 words)
Media
Print Publication
Payscale
Semi-Pro Rates for Short Fiction
Other Info
Accepts postal submissions and electronic submissions
No simultaneous submissions allowed
No reprints accepted
Allows multiple submissions (check guidelines for details and restrictions)
One-time publication
USA
Response Times
Show Overall Electronic Subs Postal Subs   No valid response times have been reported for this market, but there are 3 pending responses (with an avg. wait of 7 days).
Market Added: 05 May 2008 Last Updated: 05 May 2008 Last Checked: 12 May 2008

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