It's Monday, July 27, and the button on our Submit page works now. We have no idea if anybody's waiting on the page to drop off stories that we'll be able to start reading right away, or if it'll be a little while before we start seeing submissions, but we're excited to get started!
We're looking for optimistic near-future science fiction -- you can learn more about what we plan to publish, or submit a story, on our submission page here.
Welcome to the homepage Solarpunk Press, the first (we think) solarpunk web magazine. (Or welcome to a link to it, if you're seeing this on Tumblr.)
We're not putting out any actual episodes until October 5, which is a while off. (78 days!) During that time we'll be accepting submissions (starting next Monday) practicing recording and editing audio for podcasts, setting up our Patreon, and just generally getting ready to launch.
We'll be keeping the site updated in that time with what we're doing and how it's going, including samples of audio practice using public domain fiction.
We're interested in feedback, and we're really excited to get going!
Best wishes,
T.X. Watson and Faith Roses Gregory
A magazine for the anthropocene. Short fiction monthly.
010: "The Flying Camel Goes to Tigerwood" by Lisa M. Bradley
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