Pulp Asylum

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Pulp Asylum is currently open to fiction submissions.  Please note the following guidelines: 
   
  • No reprints.  Previously unpublished work only.  Original short fiction up to 3000 words. 
 
  • No multiple or simultaneous submissions, please. 
 
  • Payment is flat rate, $15 (US) payable via PayPal only.  I am buying first electronic rights and exclusive use of the story for six months from the publication date. 
 
  • Submit your work in standard MS format via email as a .doc or .pdf attachment to PulpAsylum@outlook.com.  Your subject line should be ASYLUM STORIES [your name, your story title].  Treat the body of your email as your cover letter: keep it informal and brief, just a bit about yourself, your publishing history, and the URL of your author site if you have one. 
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  • Response time: 30 days 
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I publish a variety of traditional pulp genres: horror, mystery, crime, science fiction, fantasy, adventure, western, and just plain weird stories are all welcome.   Note that for this project I am not interested in experimental fiction.  I am looking for straight-ahead, fully-formed stories with a plot, dynamic characters, and memorable endings.  

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at PulpAsylum@outlook.com.  

Thanks! 

--Billy Ramone

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