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Apollo's Lyre Is Back!
Apollo’s Lyre Strums its Beat Once Again
After a brief hiatus, Apollo's Lyre is back -- with a new website and its first blog -- and the first issue of the relaunch will come out this June.
We are still a non-paying market, but we have a large following and have won several industry awards.
If you've never submitted your work to us before -- or even if you have -- be sure to check out our revised submission guidelines.
We also accept flash fiction in two categories: 1-500 words (editor Kimberly Brown) and 501-1000 words (editor Jim Harrington). Lea Schizas is our editor for articles on writing.
General guidelines, as well as category specific ones, are now online at http://apollos-lyre.tripod.com/
To keep up to date on Apollo's Lyre, please add http://apollos-lyre.blogspot.com/ to your blog roll.
Lea Schizas - EIC
Apollo’s Lyre
http://apollos-lyre.tripod.com/
After a brief hiatus, Apollo's Lyre is back -- with a new website and its first blog -- and the first issue of the relaunch will come out this June.
We are still a non-paying market, but we have a large following and have won several industry awards.
If you've never submitted your work to us before -- or even if you have -- be sure to check out our revised submission guidelines.
We also accept flash fiction in two categories: 1-500 words (editor Kimberly Brown) and 501-1000 words (editor Jim Harrington). Lea Schizas is our editor for articles on writing.
General guidelines, as well as category specific ones, are now online at http://apollos-lyre.tripod.com/
To keep up to date on Apollo's Lyre, please add http://apollos-lyre.blogspot.com/ to your blog roll.
Lea Schizas - EIC
Apollo’s Lyre
http://apollos-lyre.tripod.com/
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