Campfire Publishing seeks maritime horror for Savagery on the Salty Seas; twists, chills, sea myth & dread. Deadline: June 15
Word Count: 10k words (min 7.5k)
Pay: $50
Details: https://t.co/NXmQtCfpdK
Cracked Anvil Press seeks grimdark fantasy/horror set in enchanted forests for Off the Broken Path.
Fast, brutal and compact prose preferred.
Deadline: June 15
Word Count: 1k–5k words.
Pay: $5.
Details: https://t.co/w5o7Re7Ac4
In a Flash (Substack) seeks flash CNF for June theme “Recipes.”
Word Count: 500 words
Deadline: June 15
Pay: $25 + author Q&A spotlight
Details: https://t.co/qCwStkUWVO (guidelines)
https://t.co/5zZCkoposf (themes)
Their Sister Magazine, Escape Pod is also open for sci-fi & fiction reprints: “Democratic Futures” (future of democracy).
Pay: 8¢/word for originals.
Deadline: June 30
Details: https://t.co/ifKeaRnTlk
CAST OF WONDERS (YA spec fic podcast) seeks stories for Banned Books Week 2026: “The Seeds That Grow”; Little Free Libraries, story seeds, hope, & freedom to read. Up to 5–6k words.
Pay: 8¢/word, $20–100/reprints Deadline: June 15
Details: https://t.co/7GZkd90bNb
AGITA PUBLISHING seeks horror/dark sci-fi stories about gig work & survival under capitalism for their anthology "Side Hustle"
Deadline: June 14
1k–5k words
Pay: 5¢/word
Details: https://t.co/c6SbEbdI8d
SPACE & TIME MAG seeks speculative flash fiction & poetry for “Sharpen Your Tools.”
Horror/SF/fantasy blends welcome. Deadline: June 7
1k words.
Pay: 1¢/word for fiction & $5 for poetry
Details: https://t.co/GF0qFHb8sh
FLAME TREE: The Book of Demons (Beyond & Within)
Original horror stories on demons; traditional, invented, or metaphorical (trauma, addiction, etc). Reprints are not accepted.
Deadline: 7 June 2026
3k–4k words
$0.08/word
Taking 4 stories in June.
https://t.co/e7gpoRjEah
“I am large, I contain multitudes.”
— Walt Whitman
Perhaps how you meet people is better than having met them at all. The time. The place. The state of mind. I would’ve kept living life the same way I always had, until I met her.
Musa recognizes it's Hausa, "Daddy, did you forget me?" and deletes the clip.
Unfortunately, the messages keep coming. Want to read the full thing? it's on my Substack: https://t.co/OPQXiFp7xo
It’s 3:17 a.m.
The building is mostly glass, and the cold is spread across it like breath on a window.
From his booth, Musa watches the empty lobby when the words appear on Camera 3: “Baba, ka manta da ni?”