AntholoZine Article Submissions

This is not where you submit your published WebLit samples to AntholoZine - that thread would be here.

This is where you submit articles. That fabled original content stuff. Articles will be unique to each issue of AntholoZine and hopefully exclusive to it. (If you wanna get down and dirty about reprint rights, take it to the questions thread.) Articles can be interviews, spotlights on WebLit-related sites or services (like Web Fiction Guide, Muses' Success, etc), how-to's... pretty much anything you think would be of interest and-or useful to readers and writers of WebLit. AntholoZine is mostly aimed at readers, so if your article is aimed at writers make sure it also has content that is of some interest to readers.

So in this thread you should post:

1. The name you want your works to be attributed to in the Zine
2. A link to your site (Something central. We'll accept a link to a serial or specific work's site if you like. We can also post a link to a central site AND to the serial site, but we are only posting two links for any accepted submission.)
3. The article's title
4. A link to your submission as a webpage published by Google Docs. You can learn how to do this here. It's very quick and simple to do, and it means that if your work is accepted we can organize it very easily with Google Docs. Google Docs is very easy to sign up for, and if you already have a Google (the Internet Monopoly) Account then you're pretty much already have Google Docs. Remember that the title of the Google Doc is what we're going to use in the AntholoZine!