A sale today of a 'single shot' (long short story) to Torquere. "Star Crossed' is MM romance, sci fi and a bit angsty. I plan to write a sequel at some point...
I just barely received an email from Twenty 1 Lashes accepting a "69er" I sent them--a story with only 69 words. I also submitted a longer story, around 5000, and they emailed and told me the editor considers it worthy of publication, they are trying to find a place for it.
Building on my connections with the epublishers Torquere and Loose Id. I have a short story in a 'taste test' accepted by Torquere and a novella 'The Sculptor's Muse' accepted by Loose Id.
I am continuing with Loose Id with 'the Sculptor's Muse' accepted and 'A Heart Aflame' submitted. Things are going quite well--if you are looking for an erotic romance epublisher with respectable sales I suggest giving them a go.
My erotica is not finished as yet but keep the market research coming! I've looked into all the pubs you've mentioned. It seems erotica is indeed in demand right now.
I have been rejected by Loose Id in the past, early on before I got a feel for the--and by quite a few others. It can be so hard to work out what each publisher 'likes'. On thing I recommend is doing some book reveiwing, you get to see currently releases from various publishers without going out of pocket.
My novella, <B>The Streets of Florence</B> was one of eleven finalists in the <B>Third Annual Amber Quill Contest</B>. I'll be signing a contract with Amber Quill shortly...
I've been angsting on about my non-erotic mmf fantasy. Finally went with Chippewa Press who are offering a short paperback run on it. They're a small epublishing press but open to outside-the-box genres and moving more into print over the next few years.
Well, I sold a novella to Kensington entitled, "Triango." They asked for 2 more. I also just sold a story to Zane for her upcoming "Caramel Flava" entitled overhaul.
Wow, Quin! Selling to Kensington is a major accomplishment! But lined up for three is a downright miracle. Way to bat the ball outa the park. I mean, way out. Nice title too, BTW.
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