SFSA 17 Magazine Submissions - Topic: Humour 29/08/2004 08:46 0ST
Posted by GodfatherFazama
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SFSA Magazine : Issue 17 - Humour |
We are currently soliciting
content for the next issue of SFSA / SADWFC Incs "sfsa
magazine"
Theme: Humour
Focusing on (but not
limited to) Humour in Science Fiction and Fantasy, ranging from prose, movies,
television and, dare I say it, poetry....
Submissions deadline:
2nd October
Release date: 16th October Page count: Limited to 36 - 40 pages
Format: A5 booklet ( full-page artwork size 147mm (H) x 99mm (W)
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SFSA Magazine : Issue 17 - Humour |
We are currently soliciting
content for the next issue of SFSA / SADWFC Incs "sfsa
magazine"
Theme: Humour
Focusing on (but not
limited to) Humour in Science Fiction and Fantasy, ranging from prose, movies,
television and, dare I say it, poetry....
Submissions deadline:
2nd October
Release date: 16th October Page count: Limited to 36 - 40 pages
Format: A5 booklet ( full-page artwork size 147mm (H) x 99mm (W)
)
Please be aware that
all submissions are welcome, but due to page restrictions and the Editor
and the Committees discretion, all submissions may not be published.
Copyright © is retained by the author / artist. SFSA retains the right
to re-publish submitted works in new print runs or electronically on the
internet.
Artwork: Original
hardcopy or High-quality scan (400-600dpi) digital format (TIFF or JPG
(Original artwork can be returned if arranged)
Text: Electronic:
(Preferred) Microsoft Word (.DOC) v97-02, or Raw Text Format (.RTF).
Submitted via email (editor@sfsa.org.au)
or snail mailed on Floppy or CD to the Club Address (see below)
Luddite format: (Non-preferred!)
Hard copy double-line spaced, typed in a readable standard font face
(ie Times, Ariel etc)
E-mail:
editor@sfsa.org.au
Snail Mail:
SFSA Editor,
PO Box 3227
RUNDLE MALL
ADELAIDE SA 5000
Articles,
reviews, personal opinions
Series overviews etc.
Artwork
(Short) Fiction
Interviews
Series, books such
as Red Dwarf, Lexx, Terry Pratchett's Discworld, etc! The list is endless,
but this is where my suggestions end!
Regards,
Matthew Fazakerley
SFSA editor
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