Writers and reviewers needed

A new international magazine of original writing in Dark Speculative Fantasy seeks writers, reviewers, and artists for its maiden issue. 'The Future Fire' will appear online, at http://futurefire.net and is free; we cannot at this point pay cash for submissions, but contributors will receive a large share of kudos.

'The Future Fire' will contain fiction in the SF/F/H and experimental genres, non-fiction articles in speculative science and supernatural topics, reviews, interviews, and academic standard papers on literature and media studies. Please contact the editors to suggest a title or offer work: see the website for more information and submission details.

We look forward to receiving your submissions and/or suggestions.

Please circulate this message as widely as possible.

All best,

Gibril <Webmaster@FutureFire.net> <http://futurefire.net>
- Monday, February 23, 2004 at 18:46:37 (GMT)

hey there... i'm a kiwi writer based in London and trying to get my stuff out there and appreciated... www.bevnicol.com - you'll love it...

a lot of it you'll see as a typical weekend... other stories might just make you chuckle... some of it may pull at your heartstrings...

whatever your taste, there's something online for you at www.bevnicol.com

watch out for my novel "The Moroccan Run" - the tale of an Aussie and 2 Kiwis who find themselves in a drug run to appease their geezer landlord - first five chapters are online now!

enjoy...
b.

bev nicol <bev@bevnicol.com> <http://www.bevnicol.com>
- Monday, February 23, 2004 at 01:30:14 (GMT)

Hi Group,
researching a new Romance Directory here. Looking for Romance Authors to send their details of everything that they have written from oldest to newest (please) also details to their homepage and any clubs they might have or newsletters
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards
Roseanne Wilson
Mollies World Publishing
Tasmania Australia

Roseanne Wilson <molliesworld@mail2australia.com> <http://www.angelfire.com/ca6/ThisIsIt>
- Sunday, February 22, 2004 at 08:11:35 (GMT)

DAVID MURPHY has a new collection of short stories out, Lost Notes, published in February 2004 by Aeon Press, Dublin. These are, according to the back cover blurbs:
“Sixteen tales of alternate Irelands, alternate worlds, gathered together in a sophisticated and startlingly diverse collection told at hypnotic pace. They are the stories of a cynical yet mysteriously naïve voice, the voice of the outsider who remains incredulous when confronted with the absurdities of life.”
"David Murphy is one of the most exciting writers exploring the boundaries of the modern short story in Ireland today." Robert Neilson.
"It's a rare talent who can show us a glimpse of what Ireland is and what it could become. David Murphy doesn't believe in glimpses. He shows it all, every subtle distinction, every smell, every shade. You will remember this book." Roelof Goudriaan
For more info on the book and the writer, visit the author’s website

David Murphy <dmbc@gofree.indigo.ie> <http://gofree.indigo.ie/~dmbc/davidmur.htm>
- Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 19:04:46 (GMT)