My own anthology!

 

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! The Other Days spec fic anthology kindle version is now available for FREE starting tomorrow and extending through Wednesday. Get it while it's hot. Or free. Recommend it to your friends! There's a story in there for just about everyone! Please like and/or share

US: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P72L24O

UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Other-Days-Kimber-Camacho-ebook/dp/B00P72L24O

Finding an Editor

Finding the right editor for you or for your particular project is not always the easiest thing to do. Here's a great article that addresses those issues, plus a few other general editing questions: http://www.thecreativepenn.com/2014/07/14/how-to-find-the-right-editor/

More Publishing Opportunities

• Glimmer Train's New Writer contest is now open for submissions. 1st prize is $1500: http://www.glimmertrain.com/faqs.html
• The Biblical Legends Anthology series has extended their deadline. See more here: http://gardengnomepubs.com/submissions/biblical-legends-anthology-series/
• New publisher, The Novel Fox, is open to ebook, novella, and other submissions: http://www.thenovelfox.com/author/
• New anthology An Alphabet of Embers is looking for submissions: http://roselemberg.net/?p=911

When to start editing?

I have often been asked by authors, "When should I send you my manuscript for an edit?" Sometimes they have just finished writing, and sometimes they are still in the process of writing. Some have already done some self-editing and beta reading, and so they know how important this process is already. But for those new to the writing process, here are some important tips for doing your self-edit before submitting to your editor. Because if your editor has to focus on all the little things, you're not getting the other, more in-depth valuable feedback s/he can offer you. And I'm sure you want to spend your money in the best way possible, right? :)

http://writetodone.com/how-to-write-well-self-editing-tips/

Where do story ideas come from?

And for your final viewing pleasure today, Neil Gaiman on where ideas come from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-C48jAkVlI0

More Publishing Opportunities

• Postscripts to Darkness is now open to submissions for their 6th Volume. Be sure to check out their new guidelines: http://pstdarkness.com/
• Tales of the Unanticipated is open for submissions THIS MONTH ONLY. Check out their guidelines here: http://www.totu-ink.com/guidelines.phtml
• I Am the Abyss is looking for horror adventure and dark fantasy submissions: http://www.darkregions.com/pages/Submit.html
• Songs of the Great Cycle is a fantasy anthology focused on stories in the Pre-Columbian New World, specifically Mesoamerica. http://www.longcountpress.com/
• Torn Pages. No genre limitation. Their ideal submission will deal in issues such as religion in the science classroom, censorship, historical revisionism, chilling effect, book (media) burning, net neutrality, or Orwellian concepts like Newspeak and Thoughtcrime. Watching the recent Nye/Ham debate we were reminded of Burrough's assertion that language is a virus. Think books. Think classroom. Think logical fallacies, partisan politics, and education standards in the balance. http://www.weirdbard.com/p/page-one.html

Punctuation! :)

Commas are boring and not that important, right? Not necessarily: http://authorculture.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/punctuating-to-dramatize-action.html