Since we’ve stepped up the pace of the pulp fiction flow this year, co-editor Elaine Isaak and I have decided to extend the deadline until the end of February. We’ve had a lot of attention just recently and this will give any new writers who have just climbed aboard the NH Pulp Fiction bandwagon (or, in this case, stagecoach) enough time to conceive their own Granite State Western. This also gives you slow pokes who have been just sitting around the campfire whittling on your pencils a little more time to start spinning your yarns. But don’t let the cry of the lonesome coyote lull you to sleep. Get those stories in to livefreeorridefiction@gmail.com before Feb. 28 or you’ll be eating trail dust.
New deadline for submissions (because we REALLY want you to submit)
January 16, 2014 by broussardish
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Rick, Do you really mean Feb 28th? 🙂 I’m thinking this is a test… or a prank, but probably a typo.
Yeah. A test. Let’s go with that. (Thanks, Lisa. I fixed it.)
Hi Rick, I am almost tempted. But, then, I’m from the real west. Thank you, Silent
Hi, Silent. You don’t have to be from here to submit. All you have to do is feature a Concord Coach as a key element in your story. Lots of those in museums out West, I believe. The story can take place on the moon, if you like.
Take a look at http://theconcordcoach.tripod.com/abbotdowning/ and you will see all the connections between the Concord Coach and the United States as well as the world. It might inspire a story.
Sounds like time to round ’em up and move ’em out. Very intriguing
Thank you for the extension. Also, great get together last Sunday in Littleton. The Village Bookstore was a great location with great hosts. To all the southerners who made the trek north many, many thanks. I hope there will be another one for Love Free or Die.
Rick – thanks for the extension … I got a late start and was about to send you an email asking if the deadline was the 1st or 1st-ish. Did you know that there is a Concord Coach right here in New London? You’ll have to book the Historical Society for a reading. Any news on other readings for Sci Fi?
Back to tapping the keys! …Susan
Any word on how those submissions are faring in the reading process?
Hi! I was delighted to have my story picked for the anthology, but there’s been no word since May, and no reply to my recent e-mails. Is the anthology still happening? Hope so! Thanks — Laura