Breast Cancer Anthology Submission Extension
Submissions Deadline: November 1, 2011.
Submission Deadline Extended to December 15, 2011
Target Release Date: July 2012
This anthology was inspired by a short story written by my now deceased mother about watching her beloved grandmother die of breast cancer. I will be accepting stories and images that portray the effect that breast cancer has had on your life. You do not have to be a survivor to submit, you simply have to have been effected in some way. Sales proceeds and related donations will benefit breast cancer charities.
Written submissions can be fiction or non-fiction. The only restriction is that it not be longer than 30,000 words. I anticipate accepting only one story at that length.
Imagery submissions may be of any type of media (photography, sketches, sculptures, digital, etc.,), but the submission must be in digital form for consideration.
- All accepted works will be paid a nominal fee.
- The work may be previously published work, so long as the author retains the rights to it.
- If accepted, the contributor shall grant non-exclusive publishing rights in order to be included in the anthology.
- Written submission:
- Should be professionally formatted and mostly free of grammar and spelling errors;
- Send to Submissions@VividMuseCreations.comwith the phrase “BCAnthology” and the title of the work in the subject line;
- Attached as either RTF or Open Office format;
- Include your contact information (pen name, valid email address) and a brief biography in the body of the message.
- Image submission:
- Should be medium resolution files. Submissions which do not meet this standard may not be considered;
- Send to Submissions@VividMuseCreations.comwith the phrase “BCAnthology” and the image title in the subject line with;
- Attached in one of the following formats (JPG, PNG, SVG, EPS);
- Include your contact information (pen name, valid email address) and a brief biography in the body of the message.
Note: A print resolution file will be required if the submission meets initial acceptance. The final determination regarding inclusion into the anthology will rely on the appearance of the image in the final form.