submitted to new queer sf anthology market

[julesjones]

As per the post last night that you didn't see because LJ ate it, there is a new anthology of queer sf looking for submissions, edited by Greg Herren of Hawarth Press. Guidelines here: http://erotica-readers.com/ERA/G/SciFi.htm

Sidhe story duly reformatted in his desired formatting, and stuffed in envelope which I will take to the post office as soon as it stops chucking down with rain. There is some vague indication that this might even happen before the post office closes.

In other news, The Syndicate Volume 1 is number 69 on Fictionwise's erotica list this morning. I have a small mind, and this amuses me.

hafren mentioned in a comment to yesterday's post that Incorporating Writing's current issue has some interesting articles about the perception of genre writing. There are a couple of good articles in an earlier issue as well.

Stupid meme, because I was desperately looking for a cat to vacuum after preparing the submission for Distant Horizons.

Androgynous Geek You scored 10 genderpoints and 77 geekiness!

Your results show a score for genderpoints around zero, indicating you have both masculine and feminine tendancies (Above zero shows femininity, below zero masculinity). Your geekpoints suggest that you are something of a geek, though! I imagine you're quite happy about both of these scores, and you certainly know where to look on the internet to find like-minded people! To be classed as a geek, you need 50 or more of my geek points. According to okcupid's own analysis of this test at the time of writing, this puts you in the top third of all test-takers; ie, 50 geekpoints makes you more geeky than 67% of test takers.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 80% on genderpoints You scored higher than 80% on geekiness

Link: The Gender/Geek Test written by nivannick on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Comments

[watervole.livejournal.com]

I'm a masculine non-geek. No surprises there really.

[mishalak.livejournal.com]

Androgynous Non-Geek, do you think it's broken? Could be right. After all I'm only a geek because I have the stuperpower of annoying people to death.