Prominent science fiction and fantasy magazine Clarkesworld ... bots creates a new genre of get-rich-quick schemes, where literary magazines with open submissions have discovered themselves ...

In either case, the magazine market for short fiction writers is dramatically shrinking. Literary publications of decades and even centuries past were patronized by the general public as opposed ...

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction pays up to 12 cents a word ... if it ever passed literary muster. He said he did not want to pay “for the work the algorithm did” on stories generated ...

Every month, Clarkesworld — a monthly science fiction and fantasy magazine ... and submitting that work to literary magazines that pay published writers. These side hustle sites have broadcasted ...

Across the 17-year history of Clarkesworld, a renowned literary magazine of science fiction and fantasy, authors have speculated about how evolving, futuristic technology will impact our world.

On this edition of Working Overtime, hosts Isaac Butler and June Thomas reply to a listener who wants some advice on pitching fiction to literary magazines. For help, Isaac and June turn to J.

Those of you who are reading this essay, let me ask you, right away—is your smart phone next to you? Or is it in your hand? Are you reading this on your phone, swiping up the paragraphs, swipe ...

A slice of dystopian fiction became reality for one of sci-fi publishing’s bigger names this week, when submissions generated by artificial intelligence flooded the literary magazine ...

It features poetry, reportage, fiction and illustration ... of friends who regularly socialise at the Soho literary drinking den Blacks. The magazine is £2.90, and is quarterly.

where literary magazines with open submissions have discovered themselves on the receiving end of a new surface for spammy submissions trying to game the system.” ...