ReVision Editing - Editor Tanis Nessler

Release Day!

Available now at your favorite digital store! Balance of Evil by Kim Rozdeba

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

filling Station Issue 85 - Companionship

DEADLINE: July 4

This one is for our friends; for our partners, spouses, lovers; for our families (by both blood and choice); for our pets; and maybe even for our sworn enemies and people we made eye contact with on the bus. Amidst the ambient siren song of alienation which in many ways defines our current moment, we yearn for mutual care and support—for ragged harmonies. Write to us about the friends (both human and otherwise!) without whom you would have never known yourself, about hard-won co-constitution with the love of your life, about that hookup which forever altered the texture of the world. Write to us about the companions in your life, and about your role in theirs. From the bottom of our hearts, we cannot wait to read it.

Send your original, unpublished work through Submittable with the word COMPANIONSHIP in the title and cover letter by July 4th to be considered for inclusion in Issue 85. General submissions for FICTION and POETRY will close during this time.
General submissions for CREATIVE NON-FICTION and ART will remain open.

https://fillingstation.submittable.com/submit

Detailed submission guidelines can be found on our website: https://www.fillingstation.ca/submit
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Marketing for Indie Authors:

Next meeting: Saturday, March 15, 2025

Time: Noon, Mountain Time

Venue: Zoom

Guest speaker: Victorine Lieske

Topic: Marketing as an Indie Author

About the speaker: Victorine self-published her first book, "Not What She Seems,: in April of 2010. In March of 2011, "Not What She Seems" began its 6 week run on the New York Times best-selling eBook list. By May 2011 she had sold over 100,000 copies. Victorine’s first romantic comedy novel hit the USA Today bestselling books list in January 2015.

Victorine and her husband live in Nebraska with their four children and two cats. She loves all things romance and watches While You Were Sleeping about once every six months. When she’s not writing, she’s designing book covers for authors or making something with her extensive yarn collection.

Victorine and her husband have raised their four children in Nebraska. Victorine also does graphic design work in the publishing industry.

Find out more here: https://victorinelieske.com

There’s a section on Canadian publishers in this list of publishers accepting unagented manuscripts.

https://publishedtodeath.blogspot.com/p/publishers-looking-for-authors.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1iOS_Sg3vq73HXNGM_ee9UpTyhrtrERrGwGpWeCihuv0pixX5EkiEN5Qo_aem_m0fOnFToLKX9MOqfQ3bUUg&m=1

Publishers Accepting Unagented Manuscripts Most of the large publishing houses require an agent, but smaller houses often accept manuscripts and proposals directly from writers, as ...