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Brain Harvest 46

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About

We worry about fiction. Where are the new ideas? Where’s the weird shit? What’s the future going to look like, and why will it matter? Please, surprise us. Shock us out of our ennui, and, like the iconic hooker with a heart of gold, or the free spirit w/terminal illness, help make our lives worth living again. We are a speculative fiction magazine, and while your submission should have speculative aspects we’re not looking for any particular genre — substance and execution are more important than subject matter.
Brain HarvestUnited States

Genres, Styles & Subjects

F	Fantasy	Open to all/most SubGenres, including: Cross-Genre, Slipstream, Weird Tale.
H	Horror	Open to all/most SubGenres, including: Cross-Genre, Slipstream, Weird Tale.
S	Science Fiction	Open to all/most SubGenres, including: Cross-Genre, Slipstream, Weird Tale.
	Styles:	Open to all/most Styles, including: Surrealist.
	Subjects:	Open to all/most Subjects, including: Subject/Theme(s) may vary.

Types & Lengths

Flash Fiction

100 - 750 words

Media & Publication Frequency

Electronic Publication

Published 26 x per year

Payscale

We do not list pay specifics. Check with the publisher for details.

Short fiction

Semi-pro payment (1-4.9 US cents per word).

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		Electronic Subs	Postal Subs	Reprints	Simultaneous
F	Fiction	OK	No	OK	Unknown

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Dates

Date Added:
30 Jan 2009
Last Updated:
05 Mar 2012

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