Open Anthology Calls

[valarltd]

Submission Guidelines are here.

Inkstained Succubus is an eclectic house, specializing in reprints and anthologies. We do accept novels.

Open Anthology Calls

Deadline May 15, 2012:

Who You Calling Fairy?

Gay fairy tales, with at least one tough guy hero. Give me biker bears, blue collar workers, adventurers and other men's men in these rewritten fairy tales. Unusual fairy tales encouraged. All heat levels. Happy ending required.

Planned release August 2012


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Deadline July 15, 2012:

Hellbilly Highway: Tales of terror on the road and off the beaten path

Take us on the road trip from Hell, or the road trip to Hell. No erotica. Happy ending not required.

Planned release, October 2012


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Deadline October 31, 2012:

Save the Princess

Beautiful lesbian witches, femme princesses, dykes in and out of distress and sweet Sapphic kisses at the end of it all. Unusual tales encouraged, all heat levels acceptable, happy ending required.

Planned Release, Jan/Feb 2013

All submissions to inkstainedsuccubus@gmail.com
And there is a blog: http://inkstainedsuccubus.blogspot.com/

Comments

[m-barnette.livejournal.com]

Hope you have a payment processor other than Paypal because they're becoming totally absurd with their censorship which says shapeshifter books are bestiality, vampires are necrophilia and -all- BDSM is the same as rape. So far there have been no prohibitions on m/m content, but I suspect that will be coming down the pike soon.

Here's a link to another author/publisher's blog where she details the mess.

If you -do- have other payment processing options please PM me, I was using Paypal and need to change services.

[valarltd.livejournal.com]

I have a security certificate and can take credit cards.

[m-barnette.livejournal.com]

But that doesn't process the payment for you, it just means you have a secure site. You still need a payment processing service of some kind to put the payment through.

[valarltd.livejournal.com]

I have Square to go with my iphone. That incoherence is what I get at 2 AM trying to get ready for work

[m-barnette.livejournal.com]

Square's service appears to be one for face to face transactions with customers in a storefront environment. Their TOS also says you can't use it for internet based businesses.

[valarltd.livejournal.com]

Figured that out today. I'm still working on it. I have almost a month before the store opens.

[m-barnette.livejournal.com]

All the processing services are also changing their terms of service in the wake of Mastercard, Visa ect dictating what they will and will not allow payments for. It began with Paypal telling Bookstrand and then All Romance eBooks to remove certain books with 'objectionable' content and is trickling down through the epublishing world.

See Selena Kitt's post which I linked in my post yesterday for some of the most recent updates on the situation.

Mark Coker of Smashwords has also posted on Smashwords regarding the situation. It's starting to look more like an attack against erotica/erotic romance being put out by the indie publishers as none of the Big Six are being targeted.

I know it might sound a bit alarmist, but where there's smoke...

[stormsdotter.livejournal.com]

*shares with her writing group*

[valarltd.livejournal.com]

thanks