DEADLINE: JULY 15, 2021
This issue explores the ethics of gore in literature. Bring your fighting words and debate either side.
Some audiences seek out graphic violence—so what's the benefit? On the other hand, what's the impact on audience psyche long-term?
With all short stories, submit your opinion on what makes gore artful, ethical, and meaningful. Then show us how to bleed right.
IN THIS ISSUE:
Short Stories
Explore Stephen King's three types of horror. Keep in mind, what you give the reader must be worth the emotional cost. Scare us in meaningful, artful ways—with or without blood.
Cartoons
Any size from single panel up to two-pages of spread. Our magazine is produced in standard letter size (8.5 x 11" with 1" margin). Cartoons and graphic shorts pay at twice the normal per-page rate.
Non-Fiction Articles
Insightful discussion of the theme, extraordinary storycraft, or business topics for artistic entreprenuers.
Art
For this issue, we are especially interested in non-traditional horror that is relatable and evocative. If your drawing was inspired by Mythulu Cards, let us know.
Advertisements
$80 for a full page. Subject to approval. We only publish ads that we believe are in the best interest of our audience, and we limit ads to 4 slots/issue.
Letters to the Editor
CURRENT EVENTS TOPIC: Because of Covid, all conventions are currently online-only. Normally, in-person encounters build deep, personal relationships between authors and fans. What ideas do you have for making online-conventions an opportunity instead of a barrier?
Want to submit content you don’t see on this list? Pitch it! Contact Laura Crenshaw at [email protected] or (480) 559-4026.
OUR WORK
Enjoy these sample pages from our recent eMagazines, the Nov 2019 "Writing Binge Survival Pack" and Jan 2021 quarterly debut, "Alternatives to Dragons"
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.
AUTUMN / LEAD ENGINEER
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.