Call for Submissions: Xcite Books–Diva Magazine Writing Contest for Lesbian Writers
Posted on May 8, 2012 by William Johnson in Calls for Submissions
Deadline: June 1, 2012
Xcite Books has teamed up with the UK’s leading lesbian magazine Diva to find h0t new lesbian writing talent.
Using the Delicious Divas theme we are looking for lesbian-themed short stories of between 3000 – 5000 words. This theme can be very widely interpreted but must be a short story rather than the description of an experience. (more…)
Call For Submissions: Call for Gay-Themed Ghost Stories–Firbolg Publishing
Posted on May 8, 2012 by William Johnson in Calls for Submissions
Deadline: August 31, 2012
We are currently seeking submissions for our 2012 anthology
Our 2012 anthology is a return to the classic ghost story… with a twist! We are looking for gay-themed ghost stories in the Gothic tradition. Avoid the ghost and Mr. Muir thing here and get creative! (more…)
Call For Submissions: The Just One Book Project
Posted on April 16, 2012 by Events in Calls for Submissions
Our goal is to put together a book, filled with stories from writers who want to tell their accounts of the fight for equal rights. This collection of personal stories will then be sent to a selective list of prominent public figures who are opposed to equal rights for the LGBT community, in the hope of changing even just one persons mind. (more…)
Call for Contributors: Headmaster Magazine
Posted on April 16, 2012 by Events in Calls for Submissions
Headmaster, the biannual art magazine for man-lovers, is a journal of writing, photography, painting, illustration and other fine art projects. (more…)
Call for Submissions: ‘Suffered from the Night: Queering Stoker’s Dracula.’
Posted on April 12, 2012 by Edit Team in Calls for Submissions
From Lethe Press: Who is one of the most filmed, most admired characters in English Literature? Yes, Sherlock Holmes. And Lethe Press did release an anthology of queer-themed Holmesian fiction, A STUDY IN LAVENDER. Well, we’re taking on the next such character in a forthcoming anthology SUFFERED FROM THE NIGHT: QUEERING STOKER’S DRACULA. (more…)
Call For Submissions: Queerteen Press
Posted on April 11, 2012 by Events in Calls for Submissions
JMS Books LLC is pleased to announce its GLBT Young Adult imprint, QUEERTEEN PRESS. (more…)
Call For Submissions: Pay For Play
Posted on April 10, 2012 by Events in Calls for Submissions
Editor: R. Talent
Publisher: Bold Strokes (2013)
Deadline: October 15th 2012
Payment: $40 per story upon publication
Homoerotic writer R. Talent is proud to announce that he has just gotten the green light to edit his first anthology project that centers on the theme of men that pay other men for sexual favors. (more…)
Call for Submissions: Educe Literary Journal
Posted on April 10, 2012 by Events in Calls for Submissions
Educe Literary Journal is committed to showcasing visual artists and publishing innovative literary fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction by established and emerging writers from the queer community. (more…)
‘The Qouch’ is Seeking Submissions.
Posted on April 6, 2012 by Events in Calls for Submissions
“The Qouch”, a publication of The Queer Psychoanalysis Society, is looking for submissions from scholars, writers, and artists who do work in the fields of queer studies and/or psychoanalysis. We welcome proposals or finished works that explore the psychology of sexuality in the form of scholarly essays, well-informed opinion pieces, creative writing, and any other expressive media. We publish on a continuing basis and there is no deadline for submissions. (more…)
Call For Submissions: Collection on Glee, Gender,and Sexuality
Posted on March 21, 2012 by Edit Team in Calls for Submissions
Deadline: May 15, 2012
The Fox television series Glee is nothing short of a phenomenon—hit show, sell-out concerts, extensive merchandising, chart-topping hits (eighth in digital sales), and a very passionate fandom. Glee is also simultaneously celebrated and disparaged for its tackling of timely cultural topics, such as bullying, coming out as gay or lesbian, and teen pregnancy. Much of this blurring of praise and derision centers on the program’s representations of gender and sexuality issues, like those previously mentioned. (more…)
