Nateskate
For someone who loves fantasy, I'm not that knowledgeable on all of the splinter Genre.
My question is regarding the Market for Mythological Style fantasy. I consider Arthur, LOTR to be in that style.
I'm in the process of finishing off an extremely complex, long, and I hope interesting Epic Fantasy.
In the meantime, I saw that there are benefits for having a resumee before contacting an agent, and purposely wrote a magazine length fantasy, which I'd call a Mythological Style fantasy that is intended to introduce the story that I hope to submit this year. (Hoping that if the short is well received, that it will be easier to find an agent for the book one)
Does anyone know which magazine caters to that specific audience. The story is meant for a general audience, but I'm wondering if I should start where the fish are biting, but I'm ignorant to where that is?
My question is regarding the Market for Mythological Style fantasy. I consider Arthur, LOTR to be in that style.
I'm in the process of finishing off an extremely complex, long, and I hope interesting Epic Fantasy.
In the meantime, I saw that there are benefits for having a resumee before contacting an agent, and purposely wrote a magazine length fantasy, which I'd call a Mythological Style fantasy that is intended to introduce the story that I hope to submit this year. (Hoping that if the short is well received, that it will be easier to find an agent for the book one)
Does anyone know which magazine caters to that specific audience. The story is meant for a general audience, but I'm wondering if I should start where the fish are biting, but I'm ignorant to where that is?