All submissions to Beneath Ceaseless Skies sent on or before Apr. 16, 2013 have now been replied to.

If you sent a submission on or before Apr. 16 and you have not received a response, please query us using the email form on our Contact Page.

We really mean this–go ahead and query now; it’s not necessary to wait. We will get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks very much.

Yet more recent acceptances at Beneath Ceaseless Skies in the last few months:

“The Girl Who Welcomed Death to Svalgearyen,” by Barbara A. Barnett

“Not The Worst Of Sins,” by Alan Baxter

“The Black Veil,” by M. Bennardo

“A Feast for Dust,” Gemma Files

“Forsaken Beneath the Stars,” by Jason S. Ridler

“The Goblin King’s Concubine,” by Raphael Ordoñez

M. Bennardo (“After Compline, Silence Falls” in BCS #107), Gemma Files (“Two Captains,” forthcoming in July), Jason S. Ridler (“Buzzard’s Final Bow” in BCS #68), and Raphael Ordoñez (“Misbegotten” in BCS #113) have appeared in BCS before , but the others are new to our pages.

Congratulations all!

Some recent acceptances at Beneath Ceaseless Skies in the last few months:

“Ill-Met at Midnight,” by David Tallerman

“Whistler’s Grove,” by A.E. Decker

“Stitched Wings,” by Beth Cato

“Now Ix, He Was a Lover,” by Hannah Strom-Martin

“Our Dead Selves Lie Like Footsteps in Our Wake,” by Jeff Isacksen

“Cold, Cold War,” by Ian McHugh

“A Sixpenny Crossing,” by Don Allmon

“Artificial Nocturne,” by E. Catherine Tobler

Ian McHugh (“Red Dirt” in BCS #58; “Songdogs” in BCS #27), Don Allmon (“Bandit and the Seventy Raccoon War” in BCS #103), and E. Catherine Tobler (“Lady Marmalade” in BCS #98; “The Lady of the Lake” in BCS #86; and others) have appeared in BCS before , but the others are new to our pages.

Congratulations all!

Death, slush, and and taxes.  All submissions to Beneath Ceaseless Skies sent on or before Feb. 25, 2013 have now been replied to.

If you sent a submission on or before Feb. 25 and you have not received a response, please query us using the email form on our Contact Page.

We really mean this–go ahead and query now; it’s not necessary to wait. We will get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks very much.

All submissions to Beneath Ceaseless Skies sent on or before Jan. 25, 2013 have now been replied to.

If you sent a submission on or before Jan. 25 and you have not received a response, please query us using the email form on our Contact Page.

We really mean this–go ahead and query now; it’s not necessary to wait. We will get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks very much.

The Baltimore Science Fiction Society is hosting a roundtable panel later this month called “From Slush to Sale: Behind the Scenes at Science Fiction Magazines.”

The panelists are all both short fiction editors and writers. They include Rahul Kanakia (fiction in Clarkesworld; former First Reader for Strange Horizons), Leslie Connor (Asst. Editor for Apex Magazine), Damien Walters Grintalis (fiction in BCS; Assoc. Editor for Electric Velocipede),  and our own Scott H. Andrews (fiction in Weird Tales and On Spec; Editor-in-Chief and publisher of BCS).

The panel is February 23rd at 8PM at the Baltimore Science Fiction Society, 3310 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21224.

With all the panelists’ short fiction writing and reading experience, especially slush reading, there are sure to be some great nuggets of experience and wisdom. If you’re anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic area, you should consider attending.

Some recent acceptances at Beneath Ceaseless Skies in the last few months:

“The Crooked Mile,” by Dan Rabarts

“The Mermaid Caper,” by Rich Larson

“The Language of True Things,” by Nick Scorza

“The Study of Monstrosities,” by Greg Kurzawa

“The Clockwork Trollop,” by Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald

“Blood Remembers,” by Alec Austin

“Singing like a Hundred Dug-up Bones,” by Alex Dally MacFarlane

Alec Austin (“Casualties” in BCS #111) and Alex Dally MacFarlane (“Fox Bones. Many Uses.” in BCS #99) have appeared in BCS before , but the others are new to our pages.

Congratulations all!

All submissions to Beneath Ceaseless Skies sent on or before Dec. 19, 2012 have now been replied to.

If you sent a submission on or before Dec. 19 and you have not received a response, please query us using the email form on our Contact Page.

We really mean this–it’s not necessary to wait. We will get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks very much.

All submissions to Beneath Ceaseless Skies sent on or before Nov. 30, 2012 have now been replied to.

If you sent a submission on or before Nov. 30 and you have not received a response, please query us using the email form on our Contact Page.

We really mean this–it’s not necessary to wait. We will get back to you as soon as we can. Thanks very much.