Writers' Call for Short Story Submissions (Open till Jan 1st)
Red Velvet and Absinthe: Gothic Tales of Erotic Romance (anthology)
Author and anthology editor Mitzi Szereto is currently seeking original stories for an exciting new anthology of Gothic Erotic Romance entitled RED VELVET AND ABSINTHE: GOTHIC TALES OF EROTIC ROMANCE (for autumn 2011 by Cleis Press, USA.)
Full details and submission requirements: http://mitziszereto.com/blog/call-for-submissions/
The deadline for story submissions is January 1, 2011, though earlier submissions are strongly advised. Open to both female and male writers. Original material only; no reprints.
About Mitzi Szereto:
Mitzi Szereto is an author of erotic and multi-genre fiction and non-fiction, an anthology editor, blogger for her own blog “Errant Ramblings” (http://mitziszereto.com/blog), and creator/presenter for the web TV channel Mitzi TV (http://mitziszereto.com/tv), which offers a quirky take on London. Her published titles include Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts (spring 2011); In Sleeping Beauty’s Bed: Erotic Fairy Tales; Getting Even: Revenge Stories; Dying For It: Tales Of Sex & Death; Wicked: Sexy Tales Of Legendary Lovers; The New Black Lace Book Of Women’s Sexual Fantasies; the Erotic Travel Tales anthology series; The World’s Best Sex Writing 2005; and the M. S. Valentine erotic novels. Her short fiction and erotic novels have been translated into Russian, Italian, and German. Mitzi is a pioneer of the erotic writing workshop in the UK and Europe, teaching them from the Cheltenham Festival of Literature to the Greek islands. She’s been featured in publications ranging from the Sunday Telegraph, Independent, Times, Observer, Toronto Star, The London Paper, Love It magazine, Company Magazine, Dare Magazine, Family Circle, Writing Magazine, Scarlet Magazine, and Forum,
to Bravo UK Television, Telecinco TV 5 (Madrid), BBC Radio, Newstalk Ireland, and FM4 ORF (Vienna). She’s performed readings of her work from Los Angeles to London, Vienna, and the Scottish Shetland Islands, and has given talks on such subjects as erotic writing, women’s publishing, and social media. She also travels in academic circles, having lectured in creative writing at a number of British universities as well as presenting papers on erotic literature at conferences. Her work as an anthology editor has earned her the American Society of Authors and Writers’ Meritorious Achievement Award. Her anthology Erotic Travel Tales 2 is the first anthology of erotica to feature a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
Author and anthology editor Mitzi Szereto is currently seeking original stories for an exciting new anthology of Gothic Erotic Romance entitled RED VELVET AND ABSINTHE: GOTHIC TALES OF EROTIC ROMANCE (for autumn 2011 by Cleis Press, USA.)
Full details and submission requirements: http://mitziszereto.com/blog/call-for-submissions/
The deadline for story submissions is January 1, 2011, though earlier submissions are strongly advised. Open to both female and male writers. Original material only; no reprints.
About Mitzi Szereto:
Mitzi Szereto is an author of erotic and multi-genre fiction and non-fiction, an anthology editor, blogger for her own blog “Errant Ramblings” (http://mitziszereto.com/blog), and creator/presenter for the web TV channel Mitzi TV (http://mitziszereto.com/tv), which offers a quirky take on London. Her published titles include Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts (spring 2011); In Sleeping Beauty’s Bed: Erotic Fairy Tales; Getting Even: Revenge Stories; Dying For It: Tales Of Sex & Death; Wicked: Sexy Tales Of Legendary Lovers; The New Black Lace Book Of Women’s Sexual Fantasies; the Erotic Travel Tales anthology series; The World’s Best Sex Writing 2005; and the M. S. Valentine erotic novels. Her short fiction and erotic novels have been translated into Russian, Italian, and German. Mitzi is a pioneer of the erotic writing workshop in the UK and Europe, teaching them from the Cheltenham Festival of Literature to the Greek islands. She’s been featured in publications ranging from the Sunday Telegraph, Independent, Times, Observer, Toronto Star, The London Paper, Love It magazine, Company Magazine, Dare Magazine, Family Circle, Writing Magazine, Scarlet Magazine, and Forum,
to Bravo UK Television, Telecinco TV 5 (Madrid), BBC Radio, Newstalk Ireland, and FM4 ORF (Vienna). She’s performed readings of her work from Los Angeles to London, Vienna, and the Scottish Shetland Islands, and has given talks on such subjects as erotic writing, women’s publishing, and social media. She also travels in academic circles, having lectured in creative writing at a number of British universities as well as presenting papers on erotic literature at conferences. Her work as an anthology editor has earned her the American Society of Authors and Writers’ Meritorious Achievement Award. Her anthology Erotic Travel Tales 2 is the first anthology of erotica to feature a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
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Well, I've no idea, but it's becoming quite popular, particularly the paranormal element. My book has been on my back burner for 3 years, so I'm not jumping on any bandwagon - it was just good timing that caused it to finally happen.
I haven't really done anything in this specific area and I'm now nearly finished writing a story for my book that has got me very pleased with myself! Sometimes people who are new to an area end up writing work that is much fresher and more original. I find that happens when I do an anthology that is more "erotica" themed - some of the best work comes in from people who don't write (or even read) in the genre. I think it's because they have no preconceived ideas or formulas, and simply concentrate on the actual writing.
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