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How to Show Up Authentically Everywhere | Authortunities 111 | April 26 — May 24
My husband and I met online playing Lord of the Rings Online. He lived in Australia, and I was in the US, so we were friends for about two years before we finally met in person. When that day came, I was incredibly nervous, but he said something I'll never forget: “In person, you're exactly the same as you are online.”
We all try to present our best selves publicly, but one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is showing up authentically. I don’t believe in hiding flaws because, honestly, I don’t believe in flaws. Those unique quirks that make us who we are shouldn’t be seen as mistakes—they're character.
There's something deeply satisfying about authenticity—it builds trust, fosters connection, and makes relationships (online and offline) genuinely meaningful. Yet, I know firsthand that showing up authentically across multiple platforms can feel intimidating.
We've all been there: rewriting bios countless times, hesitating before hitting publish, questioning if our posts are "on brand" or relatable enough. But here's the secret: when you're truly authentic, you are your brand. You become unmistakably, unforgettably, and undeniably you.
Internal Clarity Fuels External Visibility
But before your authentic self can resonate with readers, you first need to recognize it clearly yourself. Internal clarity means deeply understanding who you are, what you stand for, and why you write. When your inner voice is clear, sharing it across bios, social media, websites, and submissions becomes second nature.
I learned this lesson the hard way as an accidental agent in someone else’s authenticity disaster. Before the internet, one of my friends was deeply involved in a phone relationship with a man who lived a few hours away. She constantly talked about meeting him but said was too afraid. Wanting to help, I had the misguided idea to pay for her mystery boyfriend to visit as a surprise for her. It was, predictably, a disaster. My friend hadn’t described herself honestly, leading to embarrassment, anger, and, sadly, the end of our friendship. That experience underscored for me just how essential authenticity truly is, not to mention all the other reasons this could have gone wrong.
Years later, I carried this lesson into my own long distance relationship. Before meeting my then boyfriend, now husband face-to-face, my greatest fear was that I had inadvertently misrepresented myself and would disappoint us both. Fifteen years of marriage later, we are still happy. Authenticity lets us relax into who we truly are which, honestly, is a relief.
Bring Your Voice Everywhere
Here's how you can translate internal clarity into external visibility across all platforms:
Say More by Saying Less: Bios aren’t a resume. They’re your essence distilled. Consider the one genuine thing you want readers to know, and write as if you’re warmly introducing yourself to a friend.
Keep It Real: Forget perfection. Authenticity resonates. Share stories, insights, even uncertainties. Authenticity isn't oversharing; it’s honestly sharing, revealing the human behind the posts.
Write Boldly, Submit Bravely: Submission anxiety often comes from fear of rejection—but authenticity isn’t about pleasing everyone. It’s about finding your true audience. Submit pieces that genuinely reflect your voice, even if they defy genre norms or industry expectations.
Authenticity is Magnetic
When you consistently show up as your true self, you attract readers who deeply resonate with your work. These readers become more than just readers—they become your community. Authentic writing doesn't just clarify who you are; it creates lasting bonds and opens doors to genuine opportunities.
You don't need permission to show up as yourself. We’ve been conditioned to chase artificial standards and external validation. Rejecting that notion is powerful. It undermines the industries that profit from our insecurity. Too bad for them, because we are absolutely fine just the way we are.
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🟢 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: Once Upon a Place with Sarah Jaffe 🏖️.
https://blog.reedsy.com/creative-writing-prompts/
🟢 APR 26 · The Commuter is open until April 27 for submissions of flash fiction (up to 1,500 words), poetry, narrative nonfiction, and graphic narratives. Seeking literary, experimental, and innovative works. Payment is $100 USD per accepted piece.
https://electricliterature.com/about/submit/
🟢 APR 26 · 100 Word Project (100 x 100) is open until April 30 for submissions of exactly 100-word flash fiction on the theme "Canteen." Seeking literary drabbles for a monthly online journal and annual print anthology. Payment is $1 USD per accepted story.
https://www.manawaker.com/submit-100wp/
🟢 APR 26 · Folly Journal is open until May 1 for submissions of fiction (flash fiction 500–1,000 words; short stories 1,000–2,000 words), nonfiction (essays and narrative nonfiction 500–2,000 words), and poetry (up to 3 poems, each up to 40 lines). The current theme is "Overheard" (deadline: May 1). They have another, as of yet, unthemed call ending June 1. Seeking experimental, literary, satirical, and humorous work. Payment ranges from NZD $25–$50 depending on the number of contributors. Submission fee: NZD $5.
https://www.follyjournal.com/submissions
🟢 APR 26 · The Offing is open until May 1 for submissions of fiction (flash fiction, short stories, novel excerpts), nonfiction (essays, narrative nonfiction), poetry (up to 5 poems), and visual art. Seeking work that challenges, experiments, and provokes—pushing literary and artistic forms and conventions. Payment ranges from $25–$100 USD per accepted piece.
https://theoffingmag.submittable.com/submit
🟢 APR 26 · Tractor Beam is open until May 1 for submissions of science fiction flash fiction (up to 1,000 words), short stories (1,000–6,000 words), and graphic narratives (up to 16 pages) on the theme "The Garden"—works set on a future Earth transformed by new approaches to soil. Seeking radical, hopeful visions rooted in earth science, regenerative agriculture, and speculative ecology. Payment is $1,200 USD per accepted piece.
https://www.tractorbeam.earth/about
🟢 APR 26 · 100 Word Project is open until May 31 for submissions of exactly 100-word flash fiction on the theme "Sun." Seeking literary drabbles for a monthly online journal and annual print anthology. Payment is $1 USD per accepted story.
https://www.manawaker.com/submit-100wp/
🟢 APR 26 · Book Worms Zine is open until May 31 for submissions of horror flash fiction (up to 1,000 words) and short stories (1,000–1,500 words) on the theme "Cryptid Horror." Seeking horror stories across all subgenres. Payment is $0.08 USD per word.
🟢 APR 26 · Islandia Journal is open until June 1 for submissions of fiction (flash fiction up to 1,000 words; short stories 1,000–1,500 words), nonfiction (articles and essays up to 1,500 words), poetry (up to 3 poems), and visual art. Seeking work that explores themes of myth, folklore, ecology, history, paranormal activity, and cryptozoology as they pertain to Florida and the Caribbean. Submissions are limited to residents of Florida & the Caribbean and those with strong ties to the region. Payment is $100 USD per accepted piece.
https://islandiajournal.submittable.com/submit
🟢 APR 26 · Wallstrait: A Literary Journal of Hard-to-Define Fiction is open until June 1 for submissions of fiction (flash fiction 500–1,000 words; short stories 1,000–5,000 words). Seeking experimental, literary, and mainstream work across all genres and topics. Payment is $25 USD per accepted story.
https://www.wallstrait.com/submissions
🟢 APR 26 · Shooter Literary Magazine is open until June 22 for submissions of fiction (2,000–6,000 words), nonfiction (2,000–6,000 words), and poetry (up to 3 poems) on the theme "Sweet Hereafter." Seeking stories, essays, memoirs, and poems exploring life after significant changes—such as death, divorce, or retirement—with a preference for pieces that approach heavy topics with a light or humorous touch. Payment is £25 per accepted prose piece and £5 per accepted poem.
https://shooterlitmag.com/submissions/
🟢 APR 26 · The Good Life Review Buzz / Micro Monday is open until May 1 for submissions of micro prose (up to 500 words) and short poems for their semi-monthly online feature. Seeking literary and experimental work that delivers a quick, impactful experience. Payment is $25 USD per accepted piece.
https://nereview.com/ner-submissions/
⭐ APR 26 · Indie Pub Scranton is a workshop which aims to bring together like-minded authors filled with passion, drive, and determination. This will be an intimate workshop with a limited number of participants, ensuring a personalized experience and greater opportunities for meaningful networking with fellow authors. Costs $150, in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSePJ3y21Qm74SouTQX_y8Y2OBGrmCIZAkq3opj0q3l389JGjQ/viewform
⭐ APR 27 · 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
⭐ APR 27 · 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.
🔴 APR 30 · 100 Word Project is closed for submissions of exactly 100-word flash fiction on the theme "Canteen." Seeking literary drabbles for a monthly online journal and annual print anthology. Payment is $1 USD per accepted story.
https://www.manawaker.com/submit-100wp/
🔴 APR 30 · FIYAH Literary Magazine: Black Isekai Issue closes today for speculative fiction from Black authors exploring "Black Isekai" themes. Short stories (2,000 – 7,000 words) and novelettes (up to 15,000 words). Payment is 8 cents per word.
https://fiyahlitmag.com/submissions/
🔴 APR 30 · Women of the Weird West anthology closes today for submissions of speculative fiction, poetry, and drabbles by authors of marginalized genders. Seeking Weird West stories set in or inspired by the Old West (circa late 1800s), featuring strong speculative elements like horror, fantasy, or sci-fi. Flash fiction up to 1,000 words, short stories between 1,000–5,000 words, poems up to 32 lines, and drabbles of exactly 100 words are welcome. No reprints or multiple submissions; simultaneous submissions are allowed. Payment is $0.10/word for fiction, $50 per poem, and $50 per drabble.
https://brigidsgatepress.com/submissions
🔴 APR 30 · Inky Bones Press-Creature Feature Anthology closes for creature feature horror (1,500–3,500 words). Payment: $0.01 per word. Must include bones and a scary creature. No reprints. Submit via email.
https://robinknabel.squarespace.com/submissions
🔴 APR 30 · The Forge Literary Magazine closes for submissions of fiction and nonfiction (up to 3,000 words). Payment: $100 per piece. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no reprints. Submit via Submittable.
https://forgelitmag.com/submit/
🔴 APR 30 · ResAliens Online Zine closes for submissions of space opera fiction (6,000–8,000 words) for themed volumes (First Contact, Alien Invasion, Generation Ship, Colony World). Payment: $50 per story, contingent upon successful Kickstarter funding. Reprints accepted; submit up to two stories maximum. Submit via email.
https://residentialaliens.blogspot.com/p/resaliens-online-zine.html
🔴 APR 30 · Short Story Substack closes for submissions of short stories (any genre, 6–10,000 words). Payment: Base pay $100 plus 50% of subscription revenue. One winner per month. Reprints accepted if distribution rights are available. Submit via email.
https://shortstory.substack.com
🔴 APR 30 · Flash Fiction Online closes for submissions to the special call on the theme "Wilderness Horror" (500–1,000 words) up to 1k submissions and a general submissions call up to 400 submissions. Payment is $100 per story. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no multiple submissions; no reprints. Submit via Submittable.
https://ffo.submittable.com/submit/324555/special-call-wilderness-horror
🔴 APR 30 · Brigids Gate Press closes for submissions of gothic romances (novels 70,000–90,000 words; novellas 40,000–60,000 words). Payment: 50% royalties for ebooks/audiobooks; 40% for print. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no reprints. Submit via email.
https://brigidsgatepress.com/submissions
🔴 APR 30 · Dark Moments Drabble Monthly Challenge closes for submissions of speculative fiction or horror drabbles (exactly 100 words) on the theme "Japanese Myths & Monsters." Payment is $0.04 USD per word. No simultaneous submissions, no reprints, one submission per pen name. Submit via email.
https://www.blackharepress.com/submissions
🔴 APR 30 · Apex Magazine Monthly Flash Fiction Contest Submissions close to all for speculative flash fiction 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
🔴 APR 30 · Trollbreath Magazine closes for submissions of speculative fiction (1,500–7,500 words), poetry, and nonfiction. Payment: $0.04 per word (original fiction), $0.005 per word (reprints). Simultaneous submissions policy unspecified; reprints accepted. Submit via online form.
https://magazine.trollbreath.com/submissions/
🔴 APR 30 · The /temz/ Review closes for submissions of fiction (up to 10,000 words), nonfiction (up to 10,000 words), and poetry (up to 8 pieces). Payment is CAD $20 per accepted piece. Simultaneous submissions are accepted; reprints are not. Submissions via Moksha submission manager.
https://www.thetemzreview.com/submissions.html
🔴 APR 30 · Strange Horizons is closing for speculative poetry with Romie Stott (she/he) as April’s editor. Payment is $50 USD per poem, regardless of length or complexity.
http://strangehorizons.com/submit/poetry-submission-guidelines/
🔴 APR 30 · Mascara Literary Review closes for submissions to their Disability Anthology. Seeking poetry, flash prose, and creative nonfiction essays from disabled and neurodivergent writers, especially First Nations and CaLD individuals. Payment: AUD $500 per accepted piece. Simultaneous submissions allowed; reprints not accepted. Submit via email.
https://www.mascarareview.com/submissions-open-for-disability-anthology/
🟢 MAY 1 · BookLife is open until June 1 for submissions of self-published twisty mysteries, procedurals, thrillers, and works of true crime for their Indie Spotlight feature, a thematic roundup of self-published books both online and in print in Publishers Weekly magazine. Each Indie Spotlight is open to all types of books as long as they match the month's topic. Submissions close for self-published books related to memoirs and autobiography, especially from LGBTQ+ and BIPOC authors.
https://booklife.com/about-us/booklife-s-indie-spotlight.html
🟢 MAY 1 · TeenQuill Writing Contest is open for poetry and play monologues from to students aged 12 to 19. Authors of selected works will receive a $50 Amazon e-gift card and publication in Kinsman Quarterly. Selected works will also be featured on its website, promoted on social media platforms, and included in printed advertisements. One student will be selected each semester.
https://www.kinsmanquarterly.org/teenquill-writing-contest
🟢 MAY 1 · Write or Die Magazine is open for free submissions of essays and essays and fiction for the first week of the month. There is a $3 submission fee for the rest of the month. No fee for author interviews. “Payment is approx. $50.”
https://writeordiemag.com/submission-guidelines
🟢 MAY 1 · The Forge Literary Magazine is open for fiction and nonfiction, including flash and micro, until the free submissions quota is full. “If there is no free link, we’ve hit our quota.” Payment is for $100 flat rate, regardless of length.
https://forgelitmag.com/submit/
🟢 MAY 1 · Three-Lobed Burning Eye opens until May 16 for “original, unpublished speculative fiction: including horror, dark fantasy, and science fiction.” Payment is US $.08 per word for short stories or (1,500–7,499 words) or flash fiction (500–1,499 words); plus one copy of the print anthology.
https://www.3lobedmag.com/submissions.html
🟢 MAY 1 · Electric Spec is open until July 15 for speculative fiction stories of “science fiction, fantasy, and the macabre” between 250 and 7000 words for their August issue. Payment is $20 per piece.
http://www.electricspec.com/Submissions.html
🟢 MAY 1 · Flame Tree Fiction Newsletter calls for monthly themed submissions from newsletter subscribers only (free to subscribe) up to 1k words for $0.08 per word USD for original fiction.
https://www.flametreepress.com/submissions/
🟢 MAY 1 · Rattle Magazine’s Ekphrastic Poetry Challenge opens until the last day of the month for ekphrastic poetry in response to selected visual art posted on their page. Two winners receive $100 and publication online.
https://www.rattle.com/ekphrastic/
🔴 MAY 1 · Tractor Beam is closed for submissions of science fiction flash fiction (up to 1,000 words), short stories (1,000–6,000 words), and graphic narratives (up to 16 pages) on the theme "The Garden"—works set on a future Earth transformed by new approaches to soil. Seeking radical, hopeful visions rooted in earth science, regenerative agriculture, and speculative ecology. Payment is $1,200 USD per accepted piece.
https://www.tractorbeam.earth/about
🔴 MAY 1 · Folly Journal is closed for submissions of fiction (flash fiction 500–1,000 words; short stories 1,000–2,000 words), nonfiction (essays and narrative nonfiction 500–2,000 words), and poetry (up to 3 poems, each up to 40 lines). The current theme is "Overheard." Seeking experimental, literary, satirical, and humorous work. Payment ranges from NZD $25–$50 depending on the number of contributors. Submission fee: NZD $5.
https://www.follyjournal.com/submissions
🔴 MAY 1 · The Offing is closed for submissions of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and visual art. Seeking work that challenges, experiments, and provokes—pushing literary and artistic forms and conventions. Payment ranges from $25–$100 USD per accepted piece.
https://theoffingmag.submittable.com/submit
🔴 MAY 1 · The Good Life Review Buzz / Micro Monday is closed for submissions of micro prose (up to 500 words) and short poems for their semi-monthly online feature. Seeking literary and experimental work that delivers a quick, impactful experience. Payment is $25 USD per accepted piece.
https://nereview.com/ner-submissions/
🔴 MAY 1 · The Other Stories closes for submissions of horror, sci-fi, and thriller short stories (1,800–2,200 words) on the theme "World Horror." Payment is GBP £15 per accepted story. Reprints are accepted; simultaneous submissions are not specified. Submissions are accepted via an online form.
https://theotherstories.net/submissions/
🔴♻️ MAY 1 · NonBinary Review, Zoetic Press is closing for prose, poetry and visual art. Submissions may close before the closing date as there is an acceptance cap for each issue. Payment is $0.01 USD per word for prose up to 3k words, $10 for poetry and visual art $25 USD flat rate. Theme is “EPIPHANY.”
https://nonbinaryreview.submittable.com/submit
🔴 MAY 1 · Blue Marble Review closes for submissions of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and visual art from creators aged 13–22. Payment: $30 per published piece; $75 for cover art. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no reprints. Submit via online form.
https://bluemarblereview.com/submit/
🔴 MAY 1 · Ross Writing Contest for Legal Short Fiction closes for submissions of original fiction (up to 5,000 words) highlighting the role of law and/or lawyers in modern society. Prize: $5,000. Open to U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents 21 and older. Entries must be unpublished or published no earlier than December 1, 2024. AI-generated content is prohibited. One entry per person; joint entries not permitted. Submit via email.
https://www.abajournal.com/contests/ross_essay/
🔴 MAY 1 · Spellbinder Literary & Art Magazine closes for submissions of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, drama, and visual art. Visual art submissions should align with the theme "Other Worlds." Payment: £3 per accepted piece. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no reprints. Submit via online form.
https://www.spellbindermag.com/submission-form/
🔴 MAY 1 · Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest is closing for submissions of short fiction and nonfiction essays with prizes of $3,500 and ten Honorable Mentions of $500 each. The winner will also enjoy a two-year gift certificate from co-sponsor, Duotrope (a $100 value). $25 fee to enter.
https://winningwriters.com/our-contests/tom-howard-john-h-reid-fiction-essay-contest
🔴 MAY 2 · 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
🔴♻️ MAY 3 · Collaborature Monthly Contest is open until the 17th of the month 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
🔴 MAY 4 · Adi Magazine: Spring 2025 Fiction Call closes today for short fiction exploring alternative political visions. Seeking stories that center marginalized perspectives, especially from the Global South, and engage with themes of resistance, solidarity, and reimagined futures. Accepting unpublished short fiction up to 5,000 words and flash fiction under 1,000 words. No AI-generated content. Payment is $500 for short fiction and $200 for flash fiction.
https://adimagazine.com/submissions/
🔴 MAY 4 · Adi Magazine closes for submissions of short fiction on the theme "Alternative political visions for a world in desperate need of them." Payment: $200 for flash fiction; $500 for short stories. Simultaneous submissions policy unspecified; no reprints. Submit via Submittable.
https://adimagazine.com/submissions/
⭐ MAY 4 · 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.
🟢 MAY 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
⭐ MAY 7-10 · Nonfiction Writers Conference begins today for its virtual event. The conference offers live sessions with industry experts, agent pitches, and one-on-one consultations, focusing on writing, publishing, and promoting nonfiction books. Registration closes with the start of the event.
www.nonfictionwritersconference.com
🔴 MAY 8 · Cave Canem Prize closes for submissions of debut poetry collections (48–75 pages) by Black poets of African descent. Prize: $10,000 and publication by a partnering press. Simultaneous submissions allowed; no reprints; one manuscript per entrant. Submit via Submittable.
https://cavecanempoets.org/programs/
🔴 MAY 9 · 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
🔴 MAY 10 · The Pink Hydra closes for submissions of fiction and narrative nonfiction. Payment: $3–$17 USD or 1 ZAR/word (R50 minimum for Southern African writers). Simultaneous submissions and reprints allowed. Submit via email.
https://www.thepinkhydra.com/submissions/
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