Hey Space Cadets, I wanted to let you about a chance to get a free copy of one of the anthologies I’ll be in later this year. We’re looking for ARC readers to get advanced copies of the Aliens Anthology being put out by Castrum Press! I’ve mentioned that I was submitting one of my short stories, and it was accepted! Are you interested in reading this and sharing your opinions about it on launch day. If so, email me at jrhandley@jrhandleyinc.com and we’ll get you added to the list! Continue reading
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Nebula Award – Say What?
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Hey Space Cadets, I wanted to share some amazing news with you! One of the authors, Richard Fox, in the military science fiction anthology I published, Backblast Area Clear: A Military Science Fiction Anthology, has made the official nomination list for the 2019 Nebula Award! That’s right, Bayonet Books, also known as the name of my press, has hit the big time. Sorta? I mean, sure I’m riding his coattails and stealing his thunder, but Continue reading
Title: Tales of Sales, Day 2
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Hey Space Cadets, I hope you’re having an awesome day! I’m doing great and have some amazing news to share with you! My anthology, Backblast Area Clear, A Mil SF Anthology, is on sale for $0.99. It’s a countdown deal, so get it while it’s hot because this price won’t last long! Continue reading
Book Review: A Fistful of Credits
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Hey Space Cadets, how’re you doing? I’m good, working on finalizing the edits on a short story and starting writing my super secret book. Meanwhile, I’m still reading and wanted to share what I’ve enjoyed lately. Here is the next installment in my series of book reviews. I’ve just finished editing the final book of the Sleeping Legion Series, which is with Boss Man for final approval, and am working on editing a short story that was accepted into The Expanding Universe 3 Anthology. Finally, I have two recent publications to recommend to you. If you haven’t read it, Operation Breakout and a Four Horsemen Anthology, For a Few Credits More are available on Amazon.
Anthology Submission
StandardHello Space Cadets, how are you today? I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend, mine was a busy one. My wife is studying for her exams so my sons and I are having boy time! We will play some Halo, go for a walk, play backgammon and generally goof off. Today I wanted to remind you of an opportunity to get published in an upcoming anthology with Tickety Boo Press Ltd.. These stories must be about the Roswell Incident, where a supposed alien crashed, the Area 51 Conspiracy or anything else you can come up with to link into the theme. If you have questions, go on over to their site and ask away! The deadline is February 28th, 2017 and the story should be in the 2-5k range. Hope this finds you well, and serves as your big break!! If you do submit, and it gets picked up, come on back and we can share in the good news together!! Just click here and you’ll be able to read the submission guidelines! Interviews and free press from all of my imaginary friends in the audience!
Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry!
JR
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Another Short Story Call
StandardHello Space Cadets, I wanted to spread the word about another submission call from Tickety Boo Press. They’re seeking to release another science fiction anthology, with each individual short story being between 2-5k words. The title of this one is Space- The Zeborian Singularity, and has some interesting possibilities! I plan on entering both of the open anthologies that Tickety Boo has running, and encourage other noob writers to try as well!! If it sounds right up your alley, check out their post and get to writing!
Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry!
JR
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