Short story markets
I've been searching high and low and can't find a home for a short story I wrote. It's 5,700 words and hardboiled. It involves Ray Cruz. He's a nasty piece of work, but there are always nastier people who get on his nerves or get in his way. In this case, it happens to be one of New York's five families.
In any event, the story's name is "The Most Dangerous Man in New York City" and since the Genovese family loses a lot of soldiers to Ray's ministrations, Ray gets to wear that title.
Anyway, if there are any ideas on where I can send the story, let me know. Paying markets preferred because, well, they pay, but any market will do.
And before you say AHMM or EQMM, let me say I've gotten the sweetest personalized rejections from them already.
More about Ray Cruz tomorrow.
In any event, the story's name is "The Most Dangerous Man in New York City" and since the Genovese family loses a lot of soldiers to Ray's ministrations, Ray gets to wear that title.
Anyway, if there are any ideas on where I can send the story, let me know. Paying markets preferred because, well, they pay, but any market will do.
And before you say AHMM or EQMM, let me say I've gotten the sweetest personalized rejections from them already.
More about Ray Cruz tomorrow.
posted by Steven at
8:46 PM
1 Comments:
I think Crime Factory (crimefactoryzine.com) accepts stories that long. And I'm pretty sure Needle Magazine does to (needlemag.wordpress.com). Not paying, but good markets.
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