Savage Planets

Open now for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

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Savage Planets is a speculative-fiction publication seeking original science-fiction stories, poetry, entertainment criticism, and two-sentence messages.

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fictionScience FictionEligibility requirementsPays: Authors will not be compensated at this time.

Open to: Works must be in English and authors must hold exclusive submission rights.

Seeks original extraterrestrial science-fiction stories in English, 60–5,000 words; simultaneous submissions are permissible, and rights revert after publication.

fictionScience FictionEligibility requirementsPays: Contributors will not be compensated at this time.

Open to: Submitters must be over 18, work must be in English, and the piece must not have been previously published or submitted elsewhere.

Seeks an original, two-sentence science-fiction story consisting of exactly two lines; it must not have been previously published or be under consideration elsewhere.

nonfictionScience FictionEligibility requirementsPays: Authors will not be compensated at this time.

Open to: Works must be in English and authors must hold exclusive submission rights.

Seeks original English-language reviews of science-fiction movies, shows, books, music, or games, 60–1,000 words; avoid summarizing the entertainment.

poetryScience FictionEligibility requirementsPays: Poets will not be compensated at this time.

Open to: Works must be in English and poets must hold exclusive submission rights.

Seeks original science-fiction-related poems in English of fewer than 40 lines; simultaneous submissions are permissible, and rights revert after publication.

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