Is Your Writing Truly Yours?
Protect Your Writes: A Simple Tutorial for Authors
Details for our June 2025 Focus: “Protecting Your Writes: Take Ownership of Your Creative Assets” here.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but a properly rights-managed creative work could be worth thousands of dollars… or more! As authors, we tend to focus on the immediate paycheck from editors or publishers, but beneath the surface, there are layers upon layers of value to consider. Protecting your intellectual property from the outset can significantly enhance your creative and financial legacy. Let's walk through how to secure and optimize your creative rights step-by-step.
Step 1: Understand Automatic Copyright
Good news! Your work is automatically copyrighted the moment you put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard). Copyright means you have exclusive legal rights to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, and create derivative works from your creation. Generally, copyright lasts for the author's lifetime plus 70 years after their death, ensuring your heirs can benefit from your creative efforts long after you're gone.
Step 2: Register Your Copyright
Though automatic copyright is helpful, officially registering your copyright with the Library of Congress provides extra protection and proof of your ownership.
How to Register: Visit Copyright.gov to complete an online application.
Cost: Generally around $45 per submission.
Benefit: Provides legal evidence of your ownership in case of disputes.
Step 3: Know Your Additional Rights
Understanding the breadth of your ownership empowers you to maximize your creative work's value.
Audio Rights: These give you control over audiobook and podcast adaptations of your work. You can sell or license these rights separately.
Film and TV Rights: Your stories could become films or television shows. Hold these rights carefully, as they can be highly lucrative.
Translation Rights: Control who translates and publishes your work internationally.
Merchandise Rights: If your work can inspire merchandise (t-shirts, mugs, art prints), these rights ensure you earn from related products.
Step 4: Tools and Resources for Protecting Your Assets
Practical, accessible resources can help you navigate ownership clearly and confidently:
The Authors Guild: Provides advocacy and contract review services to support your interests. With more than 16,000 members, the Authors Guild is the nation’s oldest and largest professional organization for published writers.
Copyright.gov: The U.S. Copyright Office promotes creativity and free expression by administering the nation’s copyright laws and by providing impartial, expert advice on copyright law and policy for the benefit of all.
Creative Commons: Provides CC licenses and public domain tools that give every person and organization in the world a free, simple, and standardized way to grant copyright permissions for creative and academic works; ensure proper attribution; and enable others to copy, distribute, and make use of those works.
Writer Beware: Offers guidance on avoiding scams and understanding publishing contracts. Sponsored by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association ( SFWA®)
Step 5: Understand the Public Domain
When copyright expires, creative works enter the public domain. Notable examples include the original Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne (the original stories, not Disney’s adaptations), Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and many works by Shakespeare and Jane Austen. Public domain status means these works can be freely used, adapted, and distributed without permission or fees.
Explore Public Domain Works: Check out the Project Gutenberg database to access thousands of free-to-use texts.
Step 6: Stay Vigilant and Proactive
Regularly review your agreements and clearly communicate your expectations. Ensure your credits and copyrights appear consistently across all your published works.
Your Legacy, Your Way
Protecting your creative work isn't just about avoiding loss; it's about proactively shaping your legacy. Whether your goal is artistic expression, purposeful service, financial prosperity, or broad reach, intentionally managing your rights is crucial.
Now it's your turn. What step will you commit to today to better protect your creative legacy? Share your thoughts here!
Download: Author Rights Management Spreadsheet
Easily track and manage your publishing rights and submissions with this streamlined, user-friendly spreadsheet. Keep detailed records of where you've submitted work, rights sold, payment statuses, and rights reversion dates all in one convenient place. Perfect for authors seeking clarity and control over their intellectual property.
Subscribers: Your download is available for just $8.88.
Supporting Subscribers: With deep appreciation for your generous support, your complimentary download awaits in your Supporting Subscriber area.
Watch my Substack Notes here for all updates, book launch celebrations and community shares.
Authortunities may contain affiliate links that might earn a small fee at no extra cost to you. Any comments, questions, compliments or concerns? Feel free to message me!
My authortunities are organized by emoji!
🟢 opening for submissions
🔴 closing for submissions
🖼️ visual art submission
⭐ events, classes, networking
♻️ reprints
🟢 WEEKLY· Reedsy Prompts is open until the following Friday for short fiction between 1,000 - 3,000 words based on one of five prompts. Writers have until the following Friday at 11.59 pm EST to enter. No fee to enter and have work posted. $5 fee to be eligible for the $250 cash prize. This week’s prompt is: Form, Fabulous Form! with WOW 📝.
https://blog.reedsy.com/creative-writing-prompts/
🟢♻️ JUN 7 · Vellum Mortis (Memento Mori Ink) is open until June 10 for flash fiction submissions up to 1,000 words for their Summer 2025 issue themed “Gods of the Gutter.” They seek horror stories that explore divine or infernal elements lurking beneath urban decay. Payment is $5 per story. Submission is via email; details on reprints and simultaneous submissions are not specified.
https://www.mementomoriinkmag.com/vellummortissub
🟢 JUN 7 · BSFS Amateur Writing Contest is open until June 15 for submissions of speculative fiction short stories from amateur writers aged 18 or older who are Maryland residents or students at Maryland 2- or 4-year colleges. Stories must be original, AI-free, and formatted per William Shunn’s modern manuscript guidelines. Only one entry per person is allowed. Prizes are $250 for first place, $100 for second, and $50 for third, with top winners invited to read at Balticon and published in BSFan. Submit via email in .doc/.docx format.
https://www.bsfs.org/bsfsssc.htm
🟢 JUN 7 · Apex Magazine (Flash Fiction Contest) is open until June 30 for flash fiction submissions up to 1,000 words for their monthly themed contest. The contest runs from the 7th to the end of each month, with themes announced on their Patreon. They seek literary genre fiction—horror, science fiction, and fantasy—that aligns with the monthly theme. Payment is $0.08 per word, with a minimum of $10. Simultaneous and multiple submissions are not accepted due to the contest structure. Winners are published exclusively on Patreon before appearing in Apex Magazine.
https://www.apexbookcompany.com/a/blog/apex-magazine/post/apex-magazine-submissions-guidelines
🟢 JUN 7 · Black Hare Press – Dark Moments (June 2025: “Fairytale Retellings”) is open until June 30 for drabble submissions—exactly 100 words, excluding title and pen name—for their June 2025 theme: “Fairytale Retellings.” They seek twisted reimaginings of familiar fairytales, where innocence is shattered and magic hides dark secrets. Only one submission per pen name is allowed; multiple submissions will be rejected unread. Reprints and simultaneous submissions are not accepted. Payment is $0.04 USD per word via PayPal. Submissions must be sent via email to darkmoments@BlackHarePress.com with the theme included in the subject line. The best 12 drabbles will be chosen for publication in July 2025.
https://www.blackharepress.com/submissions/
🟢 JUN 7 · Blue Planet Press – Far Futures Book Four (Theme: “Colonizing Titan”) is open until June 30 for speculative fiction short stories between 6,000 and 10,000 words exploring the colonization of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. Stories should involve space travel, exploration, or long-term habitation of Titan, incorporating elements like military science fiction, corporate rivalries, or space mercenaries. Payment is ½ cent per word, up to a maximum of $50, payable upon acceptance, plus one contributor copy. AI-generated content is not accepted. Submit via email as per the guidelines.
https://blueplanetpress.net/guidelines/
🟢 JUN 7 · Off Topic Publishing – Trans and Genderqueer Voices Anthology is open until June 30 for submissions of poetry (up to 3 poems, max 30 lines each), flash fiction (up to 3 pieces, max 500 words each), short stories (1 piece, 501–2,500 words), creative nonfiction (1 piece, max 2,500 words), essays (1 piece, max 2,500 words), and other formats (1 piece with a brief explanation). Submissions must be authored by trans or genderqueer individuals; collaborative works are accepted if all authors are aware and at least one identifies as trans/genderqueer. Payment is $20 CAD plus an equal share of sales; contributors must have a Draft2Digital account.
https://offtopicpublishing.com/opencalls/
🟢 JUN 7 · Noco Books – EDGE CITY 2 is open until July 1 for submissions of prose (up to 6,000 words), poetry (up to six poems), and art (up to eight pieces) for their print and online literary magazine. They seek fiction, nonfiction, and hybrid works in any style, with a preference for pieces that align with the Hays Code and embrace the off-putting. Payment is $25 plus an author copy; authors retain all rights.
🟢 JUN 7 · Writers of the Future Contest – 3rd Quarter 2025 is open until June 30 for submissions of original science fiction, fantasy, or light horror short stories and novelettes up to 17,000 words. The contest is free to enter and open to amateur writers who have not professionally published a novel or short novel, more than one novelette, or more than three short stories. Submissions must be original, unpublished, and not generated by AI. Simultaneous submissions are not allowed. Prizes awarded each quarter are $1,000 for first place, $750 for second, and $500 for third; quarterly first-place winners compete for an additional $5,000 annual grand prize. Entries are judged anonymously by professional authors.
https://writersofthefuture.com/enter-writer-contest/
🟢 JUN 7 · Cosmic Roots & Eldritch Shores is open until July 2 for submissions of original science fiction, fantasy, myth, legend, fairy tale, and eldritch stories (1,000–10,000 words), as well as poetry (up to 40 lines). They pay 8¢/word for new fiction, 2¢/word for fiction reprints, $1/line for new poetry, and 50¢/line for poetry reprints. No simultaneous or multiple submissions are allowed.
https://cosmicrootsandeldritchshores.com/guidelines/
🟢 JUN 7 · The Lindenwood Review (Issue 16) is open until October 1 for submissions of original, unpublished short fiction, creative nonfiction, and prose poems. Accepted formats include short stories and flash fiction; personal essays, lyric essays, and flash nonfiction; and prose poems in paragraph format (no line breaks or stanzas). Submit one piece per category per year (maximum 10 pages, minimum one paragraph).
https://thelindenwoodreview.submittable.com/submit
🟢♻️ JUN 7 · The Stygian Society – Zine Submissions (January 2026 Issue: “The Old Gods”) is open until November 30 for submissions of short fiction, poetry, personal musings, visual art, and comics. Written works must not exceed 2,500 words; comics are limited to 5 pages. Visual submissions should be in PDF or PNG format at 300 dpi minimum (black and white only). Accepted contributors receive a $20 CAD honorarium and the option to purchase print copies at cost plus shipping. Reprints are accepted with disclosure; simultaneous submissions are allowed, but please withdraw if accepted elsewhere. Submit via their online form.
https://www.stygiansociety.com/submissions
🟢 JUN 7 · Workers Write! – Tales from the Concourse (Issue 22) is open until December 31 (or until filled) for fiction and poetry centered on the experiences of airport and airline workers, including roles such as passenger service agents, ramp agents, TSA agents, airport engineers, baggage handlers, air traffic controllers, flight attendants, and pilots. Submissions should be between 500 and 5,000 words. Payment ranges from $10 to $50, depending on length and rights requested. Reprints are considered. Submit via email to submission@workerswritejournal.com or by mail to Blue Cubicle Press, P.O. Box 250382, Plano, TX 75025-0382.
https://www.workerswritejournal.com/
🟢 JUN 7 · THEMA Literary Journal – “I Wish I'd Said That” (Spring 2026 Issue) is open until July 1 for submissions of short stories (up to 20 double-spaced pages), essays, poems (up to 3 per theme), and visual art or photography (5"x7" prints or digital equivalents). All submissions must creatively engage with the theme “I Wish I'd Said That,” making it an integral part of the work. Previously published pieces are welcome, provided the author retains copyright. Payment is $25 for short stories and essays, $10 for short-short pieces (under 1,000 words) and poems, and $10 for interior artwork or photography ($25 for cover art).
https://themaliterarysociety.com/submissions.html
🟢 JUN 7 · Black Orchid Novella Award (2026 Cycle) is open until May 31 for original, unpublished mystery novellas between 15,000 and 20,000 words that honor the literary tradition of Rex Stout’s Nero Wolfe stories. Entries must feature a traditional mystery structure, with a detective—professional or amateur—solving a crime through deduction, avoiding coincidences, and excluding explicit sex or violence. The winner receives $1,000 and publication in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. International submissions in English are welcome.
https://blackorchidnovella.com/
🟢 JUN 7 · The Forge Literary Magazine – General Submissions (2025) is open until June 30 for original, unpublished fiction and nonfiction up to 5,000 words. They publish one prose piece weekly, seeking work with literary excellence across a broad range of genres and styles. Submissions are read anonymously; remove all identifying information from your manuscript. Only one submission per writer per month is allowed, and authors must wait six months after publication before submitting again. Payment is $100 per accepted piece. Submit via Submittable.
https://forgelitmag.com/submit/
🟢 JUN 7 · Baffling Magazine – June 2025 Reading Period is open until June 15 for submissions of original, unpublished speculative flash fiction under 1,200 words, with a preference for stories under 500 words. This window welcomes both unthemed pieces and those aligned with the theme “mecha vs kaiju.” Baffling seeks queer, trans, aro/ace, and interstitial stories across science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Simultaneous submissions are encouraged; reprints, multiple submissions, and AI-generated content are not accepted. Translations are welcome with author permission. Payment is $0.08 per word. Submit via Submittable.
https://www.bafflingmag.com/submissions
🟢 JUN 7 · Extra Teeth Magazine – June 2025 Submissions is open until June 14 for original, unpublished fiction and nonfiction between 800 and 4,000 words. Submissions should be sent as a Word document in standard font, size 12, double-spaced, accompanied by a title sheet including the author's name, address, word count, and a short biography under 100 words. Payment is £140 per piece selected for the magazine, along with two contributor copies. Additionally, four pieces will be selected for publication on their Substack, With Bite, with a payment of £100 per piece.
https://www.extrateeth.co.uk/submissions
🔴 JUN 7 · The Restless Books Prize for New Immigrant Writing is closing for outstanding debut nonfiction literary works by first-generation immigrants. The winner receives $10,000 and publication by Restless Books. There is no entry fee.
https://restlessbooks.org/prize-for-new-immigrant-writing-guidelines-and-eligibility
🔴 JUN 7 · Talk Vomit closes submissions for fiction (up to 2,000 words), nonfiction (up to 4,000 words), and poetry (up to 2 poems, no strict line limit) for their Summer 2025 issue themed “The Uncanny.” Submissions should highlight eerie disturbances beneath ordinary settings. Payment ranges from $10–$30 for fiction/nonfiction and $5–$15 for poetry. Simultaneous submissions are accepted; reprints are not. Submit via Google Form.
https://talkvomit.com/submissions/
🟢 JUN 7 · Apex Magazine Monthly Flash Fiction Contest Submissions open to all for speculative flash fiction until the last day of the month at midnight. Winner will be announced no later than the 15th of the following month and be paid $0.08/word or $10, whichever is more and published on the Apex Magazine Patreon as an exclusive the month following and will be included in the forthcoming issue of Apex Magazine.
https://apexbookcompany.moksha.io/publication/apex-magazine-flash-fiction
🔴 JUN 8 · The Storms is closing for submissions of poetry (up to 3 poems, max 40 lines each), prose (up to 2 pieces, max 1,500 words each), and visual art (up to 3 pieces). Payment: €50 per poem or artwork, €60 per prose piece. Simultaneous submissions allowed. No reprints.
https://eatthestorms.com/the-storms-a-journal-of-poetry-prose-and-visual-art/
⭐ JUNE 8 · Bi-Weekly Open Mic Night Join The Mad Poet and host Jordan Francis for a NeighborHub community open mic every other Sunday at 8 pm EST. Prose and poetry readings welcome. A welcoming and supportive group that encourages creative growth. For members of the Authortunities NeighborHub. Membership is free.
https://www.authortunitieshub.com
⭐ JUN 8 · Rattlecast livestreams, is part interview and open mic with a prompt-based open mic. Hangout with Rattle editor Timothy Green and Katie Dozier. Each Rattlecast begins with an interview, a writing prompt, and poets reading from the last week’s prompt. | Rattlecast at 8 pm EST.
🔴 JUN 9 · Mslexia Magazine is closing for fiction, nonfiction and poetry written by women on the theme of “Snakes.” There are 25 ways of submitting to Mslexia and length, form, and theme requirements vary. As always, check their guidelines before submitting. Payments vary with a minimum of GBP £30.
https://mslexia.co.uk/submit-your-work/
🔴 JUN 10 · Vellum Mortis (Memento Mori Ink) closes submissions for flash fiction up to 1,000 words for their Summer 2025 issue themed “Gods of the Gutter.” This theme invites horror stories delving into divine or infernal aspects hidden within urban decay. Payment is $5 per story. Submission is via email; details on reprints and simultaneous submissions are not specified.
https://www.mementomoriinkmag.com/vellummortissub
🔴 JUN 10 · Samjoko Magazine closes today for fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and visual art submissions. Payment is $20 per accepted piece. Submit via email to SamjokoMagazine@outlook.com.
https://www.samjokomagazine.com/submission-guidelines
⭐ JUN 12–15 · StokerCon 2025 with Guests of Honor Joyce Carol Oates, Adam Nevill, Tim Waggoner, Paula Guran, Gaby Triana, and Scott Edelman at the Hilton Stamford Hotel & Executive Meeting Center, Stamford, CT. Full weekend registration: $300; single-day passes: $200; virtual access: $75–$125. This premier horror literary convention features the Bram Stoker Awards banquet, Horror University workshops, the Final Frame Film Competition, the Ann Radcliffe Academic Conference, and Librarians’ Day. Additional programming includes panels, readings, pitch sessions, and a mass author signing.
https://www.stokercon2025.com/
⭐ JUN 15–16 · Teachers of Fiction Writing 2025 with host Daniel David Wallace, held online. Registration details forthcoming. This collaborative three-day virtual summit is designed for online fiction writing instructors, editors, and course creators. Attendees will connect with peers, explore new teaching techniques, and gain inspiration to develop engaging classes. The event welcomes all educators interested in enhancing their fiction teaching practices. I’ll be speaking on “Unlocking Substack's Potential for Coaches and Teachers” on the 16th!
https://summit.teachingfiction.com/
🔴 JUN 13 · Rattle Magazine’s “Poets Respond” challenge calls for poems inspired by “a news story or public event from the previous week, and has been written in the time since.” Selected poems will appear as the Sunday poem at Rattle.com which appear to over 10,000 people via RSS feed and daily email service. Poets will receive $100 and a free print magazine subscription. Each week's deadline is Friday midnight PST.
https://rattle.submittable.com/submit/30232/poets-respond-online
⭐ JUN 13–15 · 4th Street Fantasy Convention 2025 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Minneapolis – Park Place, St. Louis Park, MN. Full weekend registration: $150; single-day passes: $75; virtual access: $50. This intimate, discussion-focused convention emphasizes deep conversations on fantasy literature and craft. Programming includes panels, workshops, and a Goblin Emperor–themed RPG one-shot with guest Katherine Addison. Health protocols require proof of a same-day negative COVID test at check-in.
🔴 JUN 14 · Humour Me Gold is closing for humorous short stories on the theme of “Competition.” Submissions should be 1,000–5,000 words. Entry fee: £3.50 via PayPal. Four winners will each receive £50 and a featured interview. Simultaneous submissions allowed. No reprints.
https://humourmemag.co.uk/submission-requests/
🔴 JUN 14 · Extra Teeth Magazine closes submissions for original, unpublished fiction and nonfiction between 800 and 4,000 words. Submissions should be sent as a Word document in standard font, size 12, double-spaced, accompanied by a title sheet including the author's name, address, word count, and a short biography under 100 words. Payment is £140 per piece selected for the magazine, along with two contributor copies. Additionally, four pieces will be selected for publication on their Substack, With Bite, with a payment of £100 per piece.
https://www.extrateeth.co.uk/submissions
🔴 JUN 15 · Baffling Magazine – June 2025 closes submissions for original, unpublished speculative flash fiction under 1,200 words, with a preference for stories under 500 words. This window welcomes both unthemed pieces and those aligned with the theme “mecha vs kaiju.” Baffling seeks queer, trans, aro/ace, and interstitial stories across science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Simultaneous submissions are encouraged; reprints, multiple submissions, and AI-generated content are not accepted. Translations are welcome with author permission. Payment is $0.08 per word. Submit via Submittable.
https://www.bafflingmag.com/submissions
🔴 JUN 15 · BSFS Amateur Writing Contest closes submissions for speculative fiction short stories from amateur writers aged 18 or older who are Maryland residents or students at Maryland 2- or 4-year colleges. Stories must be original, AI-free, and formatted per William Shunn’s modern manuscript guidelines. Only one entry per person is allowed. Prizes are $250 for first place, $100 for second, and $50 for third, with top winners invited to read at Balticon and published in BSFan. Submit via email in .doc/.docx format.
https://www.bsfs.org/bsfsssc.htm
🔴 JUNE 15 · Philly Chapbook Review: Original Poetry closes for original literary poetry submissions (free verse strongly preferred; avoid traditional forms). Submit at least 3 poems per entry. Open only to North American residents. Payment: $10 honorarium, contributor feature, and award nominations. Submit via Google Form.
https://phillychapbookreview.org/submissions/#Original_Poetry
🔴 JUN 15 · Fahmidan Journal closes for submissions of fiction (flash fiction up to 800 words; short stories 1,000–2,500 words), nonfiction (essays and narrative nonfiction up to 2,500 words), and poetry (up to 7 poems). Payment is USD $25 per accepted piece. Simultaneous submissions are accepted; reprints are not. Submissions via Submittable.
https://www.fahmidan.net/journal-submissions
⭐ JUN 15 · Inspirational Indie Authors podcast with the Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi) and Howard Lovy. Dive deep into personal stories of indie authors, understanding their pathways to success, challenges faced, and lessons learned. 1 pm GMT.
https://www.allianceindependentauthors.org/inspirational-indie-author-interviews-podcast/
⭐ JUN 15 · Rattlecast livestreams, is part interview and open mic with a prompt-based open mic. Hangout with Rattle editor Timothy Green and Katie Dozier. Each Rattlecast begins with an interview, a writing prompt, and poets reading from the last week’s prompt. | Rattlecast at 8 pm EST.
🟢 JUN 16 · Fahmidan Journal's Winter Issue submissions open for captivating poetry, fiction and nonfiction prose. Payment: $25 per piece.
https://www.fahmidan.net/journal-submissions
🔴♻️ JUN 17 · Collaborature Monthly Contest is closing for fiction and poetry “written by more than one author or include a collaboration of two people (i.e., art and poetry).” Reprints are allowed. Payment is $20 USD.
https://collaborature.blogspot.com/p/contests.html
⭐ JUN 18–21 · 2025 Locus Awards Weekend with Guests of Honor Sarah Gailey and Tochi Onyebuchi, plus featured local author Kemi Ashing-Giwa and artist Stephanie Law, at Preservation Park, Oakland, CA. Hybrid event: in-person and online. Memberships: $95 (live + virtual), $15+ (online-only sliding scale), $350 (Friend of Locus VIP). This four-day celebration of speculative fiction includes online finalist readings (June 18–20), a Friday evening mixer, Saturday panels, a writing workshop with Henry Lien, and the Locus Awards Ceremony hosted by Gail Carriger. Attendees receive swag bags, access to bookseller tables, and a catered reception. COVID testing encouraged; masks recommended.
https://locusmag.com/2025-locus-awards-weekend/
🟢 JUN 20 · Astrolabe is open until July 20 for up to 150 submissions of fiction and creative nonfiction (up to 3,000 words total, up to 3 pieces) and photography/art (up to 5 pieces). Payment: $50 honorarium upon publication. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no multiple submissions; unpublished work only. Submit via email.
https://www.astrolabe.ooo/submissions
🔴 JUN 20 · Rattle Magazine’s “Poets Respond” challenge calls for poems inspired by “a news story or public event from the previous week, and has been written in the time since.” Selected poems will appear as the Sunday poem at Rattle.com which appear to over 10,000 people via RSS feed and daily email service. Poets will receive $100 and a free print magazine subscription. Each week's deadline is Friday midnight PST.
https://rattle.submittable.com/submit/30232/poets-respond-online
⭐ JUN 20–23 · MisCon 39: Hive of Scum and Villainy with Guests of Honor Jonathan Maberry (author), Casey Renee Cosplay (cosplayer), Doug Hemphill (sound engineer), Andy VanOverberghe (artist), and Patrick Swenson (publisher) at the Missoula County Fairgrounds, Missoula, MT. Full weekend registration: $75; single-day passes: $30–$40; children under 12: free with adult. This four-day celebration of fantasy, science fiction, horror, gaming, cosplay, and anime features panels, workshops, a film festival, costume contest, art show, gaming sessions, and more. The expanded venue offers 30,000 sq ft of indoor space and 18,000 sq ft of outdoor area, including programming tents, vendor spaces, and a cosplay pavilion. On-site camping is available by reservation.
Gratitude for my Supporting Subscribers!
As a special thank-you, my Supporting Subscribers now receive the digital editions of Space and Time magazine (delivered twice a year, in April and October), weekly downloadable resources (valued at $8.88 each week), and exclusive discounts on advertising in the print edition of Space and Time, beginning with the October issue.
Keep reading with a 7-day free trial
Subscribe to Authortunities Almanac to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.