Submit Your Story for a UK/Spore Publication
Emma Dawson | Jan 25, 2010 | Comments 2
CCC Press is showcasing new writing in English from around the world in their new series of country anthologies. Anthologies
of short stories from Cameroon, Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda are already underway. ‘The Spirit Machine’ and Other New Short
Stories From Cameroon’ was published in July 2009 and the Nigerian anthology is due to be published by the end of 2009.
The anthologies focus on the production of new writing in English which is newly sourced, edited and presented with a critical
introduction. This is a call for the projected collection from Singapore.
Submission Guidelines For Short Stories
- Word count: 3()(x) – 8()(x) words
- There is no theme, only ‘Singapore’.
- This is adult fiction (in the sense that it is not fchildren’s fiction’).
-The work must be written in English (i.e. not translated from another language) and must be ‘Mitten by a resident of Singapore
(this is not a collection of diaspora writing).
-The story must be ‘new’ in the sense that it is f unpublished in book form’ – this makes life much easier in terms of frights’. (lie
can accept submissions which have been previously published in magazines if necessary.)
- Please send submissions by email to worldlits@goo~email.com, attached as a Microsoh Word document (saved as a
1997 -2003 version please) and formatted as follows:
- Name of author (Times New Roman, 12pt, bold, left justified).
- Contact address, telephone number and email (Times New Roman, 12pt, bold, left justified).
- Title of short story (Times New Roman, 14pt, bold, centered, unde~ined).
-Body text (Times New Roman, 12pt, justified, 1.5 line spacing, black).
- Page numbers and name of author on every page please.
-Word count at the end of the story (Bold, left justified).
- Maximum of two entries per person please.
- Please subm it by Feb 27 2010
email: worldlits@googlemail.com
Dr Emma Dawson
Series Editor
World Englishes Literature
CCC Press
www.cccpress.co.uk
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there is another proposed volume for Malaysia
so is the word count between 300 to 800 words or 3000 to 8000 words?