metastellar year two anthology
PRAISE FOR Metastellar
“MetaStellar is my favorite online speculative fiction magazine. The fiction is top-notch, but I also frequently recommend ‘This week’s top writing advice from around the web’ column to my editing clients, and ‘Free Friday: Today’s top free Amazon sci-fi and fantasy books’ column to readers. It’s not just a magazine, it’s a community.”
– Robert Runté, senior editor of EssentialEdits.ca
“It’s a pleasure to see MetaStellar emerge as a new sci-fi venue and an honor to be among the authors representing its inaugural year. I look forward to great things from MetaStellar.”
– Matt McHugh, Baen and PARSEC award winner
“MetaStellar has, in its first year, already proved as professional and polished as venerable mags decades old. Working with them has been an honor, and quite a bit of fun. The work they publish has sass and finesse, and I’m proud to be associated with these spirited upstarts.”
– Caren Gussoff Sumption, speculative fiction author, @spitkitten
“MetaStellar always delivers interesting fiction.”
– Kerry E.B. Black, author, @BlackKerryblick
“Metastellar is my one-stop spot to find great fiction, editorials, and reviews of what’s trending in sci-fi and fantasy.”
– Andrew Dunn, sci-fi author
“As an author, MetaStellar has been a real pleasure to work with.”
– Adam Gaylord, sci-fi and fantasy author, @AuthorGaylord
“Metastellar has given a wide range of writers an exciting platform for their work. Full of intriguing stories and thought-provoking new writing. Bold science-fiction at its brightest.”
– Barry Charman, sci-fi author and poet, @BarryCharman
“I visit MetaStellar frequently, not just for great stories, but for great articles that help me write better stories.”
– Bret Nelson, author, Manborg: The Novelization
“The Best of Metastellar anthology is a wonderful collection of short fiction with a classic sci-fi and fantasy vibe.”
– Louis Rosenberg, sci-fi author
Sneak Peek
A monk accidentally summons a disgruntled lesser demon.…
— “Please Hold” by Georgia Cook
In the world of fashion, a stylist takes matters into their own tentacles….
— “The Fashion Police Are Watching” by Jane Brown
Extraterrestrial beings discover the Voyager craft and send a message……
— “Out Here” by Scott Beggs
The last true maskmaker in Venice offers a mask that will change minds……
— “The Mascareri” by Izzy Varju
When a woman can’t afford the proper burial spell, she’s left with an unsettling alternative.…
— “Grave Concerns” by Aeryn Rudel
A man journeys through an endless fog in search of the mysterious Falls of Imoletta…
— “The Falls of Imoletta” by Thomas Canfield
A family evacuates their home planet, leaving everything behind…
— “Twinkle Twinkle” by Matthew Keeley
…and many other short tales of wonder, shock, and awe.
available at your favorite book retailers
Forty-eight riveting stories from the most talented new science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers.
The proceeds from this anthology will help pay for even more original fiction in years to come.
AVAILABLE AT:
AMAZON (print only)
BARNES & NOBLE (print and ebook)
WALMART (print)
BOOKSHOP.ORG (print)
BOOKS-A-MILLION (print)
SMASHWORDS (ebook)
VIVLIO (ebook)
EVERAND (ebook)
PARNASSUS BOOKS (ebook)
OVERDRIVE (ebook)
THALIA (print and ebook)
INDIGO (print)
RAVEN BOOK STORE (print)
MITZI’S BOOKS (print)
WILD RUMPUS (print)
THRIFT BOOKS (print)
AN UNLIKELY STORY (print)
MAGERS & QUINN (print)
TATTERED COVER (print)
LITTLE SHOP OF STORIES (print)
INTERVIEW WITH METASTELLAR EDITOR GEORDIE MORSE
MetaStellar editors Maria Korolov Geordie Morse discuss the magazine’s submission process.
What are the submission guidelines?
What are the odds of being accepted?
