DEADLINE: April 15th, 2024
Use A.I. to make Short Storics and Comics in any genre. Describe your process.
Any era. Any world. Any hero or antihero. Focus on the hardest-earned lessons of your life. The things you WISH someone had explained to you earlier, and wrap that wisdom in a package "younger you" would have adored.
Or, In a poem 30 words or less, describe a meaningful moment with nature. Any world, any genre. Show us settings fundamentally at war with character needs. Describe interesting weather. Or show us what nature means to you.
IN THIS ISSUE:
Short Stories
Show off what AI can do! All genre settings welcome. Now paying a fully professional uncapped $0.08/word!
Cartoons
Cartoons and graphic shorts pay at $45/page. Our magazine is produced in standard letter size (8.5 x 11" with 1" margin). See submission form for specs.
Non-Fiction Articles
Insightful discussion of the theme, extraordinary storycraft, or business topics for artistic entreprenuers.
Art
For this issue, we will only license A.I. art. We favor original concepts that make us feel something deeply. We do not accept abstract art.
Advertisements
Subject to approval. We only publish ads that we believe are in the best interest of our audience. Email [email protected] for details.
Letters to the Editor
Make your voice heard! Please email [email protected] with "Letter to the Editors" in your subject line.
Want to submit content you don’t see on this list? Pitch it! Contact Laura Crenshaw at [email protected] or (480) 559-4026.
OUR TEAM
Mythulu's passionate team has been together since 2017. Together, we are fighting to rid the world of remakes. We designed Mythulu Creation Cards to help professional writers with professional-level writer's block. Now we're moving to the next phase of our mission: Earning your trust as a publisher.
CALVIN / LEAD DESIGNER
What I do for fun? Make the world gorgeous, obviously. Beauty and order are my passions.
LAURA / EDITOR
What I do for fun? Hanging out with my best friend pretty much anywhere. People are my life.
CONRAD / EDITORIAL ASST.
What I do for fun? Weekends away with friends. Peace, quiet, and space to be creative.
JOHN / MARKETING MASTER
What I do for fun? Find me a festival and some good music and let me loose.