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I AM CO-EDITING AN ANTHOLOGY!

Posted on November 10, 2023 by TheSpiderlilly
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It will be called The Passage To Caribbean Pantheology, and here’s the official
call for subs!


==
OD Ekpeki Presents is accepting submissions of fiction, poetry, essays, articles
and reviews from October 16th to February 11th for The Passage To Caribbean
Pantheology, a speculative fiction anthology, edited by Oghenechovwe Donald
Ekpeki, Tonya Liburd, E.G. Condé and Fabrice Guerrier. Publication date is in
2024.

Call: We define Caribbean Pantheology as stories spoken, sung, or written that
evoke the wonder, horror, and joy of the Caribbean experience. Caribbean
Pantheology will receive, read, translate and publish stories in all varieties
of English (including Creole and Spanglish), Spanish, and French that engage
with the diverse spiritual traditions of creators living in the Caribbean or its
many diasporas. Between myth and legend, the fantastical and the speculative,
the supernatural and the real, we seek stories that defy genre boundaries
(fantasy, magical realism, surreal, the weird, speculative, science fiction) and
the colonial borders that have long divided our islands into “Anglophone”,
“Francophone”, and “Hispanophone” communities. Like the Caribbean, our
pantheology is a meshwork of continents, deities, and languages, forged in the
violence of colonialism, chattel slavery, and indentured labor. More than our
scars, we Caribbean people are foundries of creativity and revolution. Like the
maroon refuges built by our ancestors, we are spun from Indigenous (Garifuna,
Guanahatabey, Kalinago, Taíno), African, Asian, and European traces. As such, we
welcome stories that confront the spiritual wounds of our pasts, celebrate the
rich traditions of our present, and imagine our flourishing futures. Send us
your archipelagic tales of Soucouyants and Brujas; Orishas and Cemís; Loogaroos
and Behikes; Jumbees and Ciguapas; Anansi and Chupacabras.

Eligibility: We seek works created by Caribbean people or anyone with ancestral
or migratory ties to the region. If you are a marginalized creator, we encourage
you to submit your work to us. We will reject any submissions that promote
colorism, shadeism, or racism, to any degree. Please do not send us content
generated by artificial intelligence applications.

Payment: $.08 per word up to 1,000 words; $.01 per word for longer submissions;
$50 flat rate for poems, essays, articles and reviews.

Rights requested: All world English, French and Spanish rights, exclusive for
one year after publication.

Submit to: caribbeanpantheology@gmail.com

This anthology will be co-published by OD Ekpeki Presents, the first Pantheology
imprint, as a part of the larger body of Pantheology projects. OD Ekpeki
Presents is an imprint of Jembefola Press, which has published projects which
have won and been nominated for the Hugo, Locus, World Fantasy, British Fantasy,
British Science Fiction, and other awards. It’s run by Oghenechovwe Donald
Ekpeki and you can contact him for collaborations on any of the pantheology
projects here.

En español

Entre distopias: el paso a la panteología caribeña

OD Ekpeki Presents acepta presentaciones de ficción, poesía, ensayos, artículos
y reseñas del 16 de octubre al 11 de febrero para Towards a Caribbean
Pantheology, una antología de ficción especulativa, editada por Oghenechovwe
Donald Ekpeki, Tonya Liburd, E.G. Condé & Fabrice Guerrier. La fecha de
publicación es en 2024.

Convocatoria: Definimos la panteología caribeña como historias habladas,
cantadas o escritas que evocan la maravilla, el horror y la alegría de la
experiencia caribeña. Caribbean Pantheology publicará historias en todas las
variedades de inglés (incluidos creole y spanglish), español y francés que
interactúen con las diversas tradiciones espirituales de los creadores que viven
en el Caribe o sus numerosas diásporas. Entre el mito y la leyenda, lo
fantástico y lo especulativo, lo sobrenatural y lo real, buscamos historias que
definan los límites de los géneros (fantasía, realismo mágico, surrealista, lo
extraño, especulativo, ciencia ficción) y las fronteras coloniales que durante
mucho tiempo han dividido nuestras islas. en comunidades “anglófonas”,
“francófonas” e “hispanófonas”. Al igual que el Caribe, nuestra panteología es
una red de continentes, deidades y lenguas, forjadas en la violencia del
colonialismo, la esclavitud y el trabajo por contrato. Más que nuestras
cicatrices, los caribeños somos fundiciones de creatividad y revolución. Al
igual que los refugios cimarrones construidos por nuestros antepasados, estamos
formados por vestigios indígenas (garífunas, guanahatabey, kalinago, taínos),
africanos, asiáticos y europeos. Como tal, damos la bienvenida a historias que
confrontan las heridas espirituales de nuestro pasado, celebran las ricas
tradiciones de nuestro presente e imaginan nuestro futuro floreciente. Envíanos
tus cuentos archipelágicos de Soucouyants y Brujas; Orishas y Cemís; Loogaroos y
Behikes; jumbees y ciguapas; Anansi y Chupacabras.

Elegibilidad: Buscamos obras creadas por caribeños o cualquier persona con
vínculos ancestrales o migratorios con la región. Si eres un creador marginado,
te animamos a que nos envíes tu trabajo. Rechazaremos cualquier envío que
promueva el colorismo, el sombreado o el racismo, en cualquier grado. Por favor,
no nos envíe contenido generado por aplicaciones de inteligencia artificial.

Pago: $0,08 por palabra hasta 1000 palabras; $0.01 por palabra para envíos más
largos; Tarifa fija de $50 para poemas, ensayos, artículos y reseñas. Todos los
derechos en inglés global, francés y español, exclusivos durante un año después
de su publicación.



Envia a: caribbeanpantheology@gmail.com

En français:

Entre les dystopies: le chemin vers la panthéologie caribéenne

OD Ekpeki Presents accepte les soumissions de fiction, poésie, essais, articles
et critiques du 16 octobre au 11 février pour Towards a Caribbean Pantheology,
une anthologie de fiction spéculative, éditée par Donald Ekpeki Oghenechovwe,
Tonya Liburd, E.G. Condé & Fabrice Guerrier. La date de publication est en 2024.

Appel : Nous définissons la panthéologie caribéenne comme des histoires parlées,
chantées ou écrites qui évoquent l’émerveillement, l’horreur et la joie de
l’expérience caribéenne. Caribbean Pantheology publiera des histoires dans
toutes les variétés d’anglais (y compris le créole et le spanglish), l’espagnol
et le français qui abordent les diverses traditions spirituelles des créateurs
vivant dans les Caraïbes ou dans ses nombreuses diasporas. Entre mythe et
légende, fantastique et spéculatif, surnaturel et réel, nous recherchons des
histoires qui définissent les frontières des genres (fantastique, réalisme
magique, surréaliste, étrange, spéculatif, science-fiction) et les frontières
coloniales qui divisent depuis longtemps nos îles. en communautés « anglophones
», « francophones » et « hispanophones ». Comme les Caraïbes, notre panthéologie
est un maillage de continents, de divinités et de langues, forgé dans la
violence du colonialisme, de l’esclavage et du travail sous contrat. Plus que
nos cicatrices, nous, les Caraïbes, sommes des fondeurs de créativité et de
révolution. Comme les refuges marrons construits par nos ancêtres, nous sommes
issus de traces indigènes (Garifuna, Guanahatabey, Kalinago, Taíno), africaines,
asiatiques et européennes. En tant que tel, nous accueillons les histoires qui
affrontent les blessures spirituelles de notre passé, célèbrent les riches
traditions de notre présent et imaginent notre avenir florissant. Envoyez-nous
vos contes archipélagiques de Soucouyants et de Brujas ; Orishas et Cemís ;
Loogaroos et Behikes ; jumbees et ciguapas; Anansi et Chupacabras.

Admissibilité : Nous recherchons des œuvres créées par des Caraïbes ou par toute
personne ayant des liens ancestraux ou migratoires avec la région. Si vous êtes
un créateur marginalisé, nous vous encourageons à nous soumettre votre travail.
Nous rejetterons toute soumission faisant la promotion du colorisme, du
shadeisme ou du racisme, à quelque degré que ce soit. Veuillez ne pas nous
envoyer de contenu généré par des applications d’intelligence artificielle.

Paiement : 0,08 $ par mot jusqu’à 1 000 mots ; 0,01 $ par mot pour les
soumissions plus longues ; Tarif forfaitaire de 50 $ pour les poèmes, essais,
articles et critiques. Tous droits mondiaux en anglais, français et espagnol,
exclusifs pendant un an après la publication.

soumettre à: caribbeanpantheology@gmail.com


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HMM…

Posted on June 30, 2023 by TheSpiderlilly
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A short story of mine is in a Shirley-Jackson nominated anthology (Chiral Mad
5).
Ok, so back to update my bio(s)…

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I JUST REALIZED…

Posted on February 7, 2023 by TheSpiderlilly
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HOLY SHIT I just realized now that I’ve won Reader’s Choice I have to go
everywhere and change my bios… (stares)

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I WIN APEX MAGAZINE’S READER’S CHOICE AWARD!

Posted on February 6, 2023 by TheSpiderlilly
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READERS CHOICE WINNER 2022, BABY!!!!!!
Thanks to all who voted.

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CHIRAL MAD 5 GETS GLOWING REVIEW FROM PUBLISHER’S WEEKLY

Posted on January 24, 2023 by TheSpiderlilly
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WOO!
As you may recall, my story, “The Drunken Tree”, is RIGHT AFTER Stephen King’s.
I am chuffed to be in this antho SO much…

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I AM IN BEST AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY ANTHOLOGY!

Posted on June 18, 2022 by TheSpiderlilly
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Oh.

MY GOD.

Lookee!



Whew!
That was a lot to keep under wraps, this news.
Glad I can say it now!

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I AM ELIGIBLE FOR A LOCUS AWARD!

Posted on February 25, 2022 by TheSpiderlilly
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My story, “10 Steps To A Whole New You”, published January 2021 over at Fantasy
Magazine, has made the Locus Recommended Reading list, and therefore is on the
Locus Awards ballot!
EEE!
You can read, and listen to, the story, here:
https://www.fantasy-magazine.com/fm/fiction/10-steps-to-a-whole-new-you/

You can also vote for me here:
https://poll.voting.locusmag.com
And thank you! ♥♥♥

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CELESTE RITA BAKER WINS WORLD FANTASY AWARD….!!!

Posted on November 23, 2021 by TheSpiderlilly
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Someone I went out of my way to see if they had something of theirs I could
publish, by asking editors of a magazine I saw some fiction of hers in, just won
the World Fantasy Award for Best Short Story.

To know that you’re kinda responsible for someone starting a career after
helping to put them on the map is, um, hm… a LOT to fucking take in.

I get a bit intimidated by the implications and importance of this occurrence,
when it hits me in waves.

And I also secretly want to it to happen again, i.e. to do this again with
someone else…

Here’s the link to the official announcement:

http://www.worldfantasy.org/world-fantasy-awards℠-2021/

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HORROR PODCAST INTERVIEW!

Posted on August 25, 2021 by TheSpiderlilly
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Tell Us What’s In The Box interviewed me, and we talked vampires, Caribbean or
no; my fiction, especially the one over at Fantasy Magazine (“10 Steps To A
Whole New You”); and mental health.
I had a great time.
Go listen:

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WELCOME OUR NEWEST PATRON!

Posted on July 21, 2021 by TheSpiderlilly
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Calder Hutchinson!
Welcome!

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