whatever.scalzi.com - 7/4/2009
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Dear Asimov’s, Analog, and F&SF:
Please be aware that here in 2009, you look absolutely foolish for not accepting electronic submissions. We are a decade into the 21st century now. You really have had more than enough time to accept the fact that almost all correspondence and ...
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Electronic Submissions
The Crotchety Old Fan —
John Scalzi has a piece today commenting on the fact that THE BIG 3 (SF mags) do not accept electronic submissions.
I agree with his points, but am going off on a tangent here.
The points John makes are actually a blueprint for a service someone could provide to writers who want to submit to the Big 3 but can’t or won’t take the trip back to the 70s.
Send your ms in along with your preferred order of submission, postage and a small fee to cover envelope, paper, ink etc. The service prints it out and mails it in.
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rimworlds.com 7/4/2009 — John Scalzi has a piece today commenting on the fact that THE BIG 3 (SF mags) do not accept electronic submissions.
I agree with his points, but am going off on a tangent here.
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