Short story submission form

This form is only for submitting short stories, novelettes, novellas, poetry, and essays. All works must meet the Submission Guidelines. Any personal information collected will only be used for contacting the author regarding this submission.

Project: —Please choose an option—Iron Horses in the SkyKovelother (required)

Story Data

Title of story (required)

Story length (word count) (required)

Story blurb (up to 50 words describing your story) (required)

Story Origin

Your story is: UnpublishedReprint

If a reprint, where was it previously published (publication name)?

If a reprint, when was it previously published (month and year)?

If online, what is the URL?

Author Data
Please note that your mailing address is required during submission so that—if we accept your submission—we can send you a contract without delay.

Your legal name (required)

Your pseudonym (if you publish your work under a different name)

Your email (required)

Your phone number (include country/area code, numbers and hyphens only)

Your street address (line 1) (required)

Your street address (line 2)

Your city (required)

Your state/province (required)

Your ZIP/postal code (required)

Your country (required)
(please spell it out unless it's the United States)

Your author website (URL)

Brief author bio (up to 200 words, in third person) (required)

Additional comments or questions (up to 100 words)

Upload your file (1MB limit) (required)

Information Release

We sometimes receive requests from editors or publishers for the contact information of someone we have published. May Hemelein Publications, LLC share your submitted email address only with other editors and publishers? The submitted contact information will not be shared with anyone outside of Hemelein Publications unless "Yes" is selected, and then only the email address will be shared. NoYes

Submission Guidelines Acceptance

By submitting your story, you state that it meets the Submission Guidelines (you read them, right?), that the submitted story is your own work, and that it is not generated or created, in whole or in part, by a machine-learning ("AI") system.

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