A new opportunity to shine! Open the brain door and let the ideas run free in the light of night or the dark of day. Own your weird — embrace your creativity.
– by Curtis Bausse
The Writers’ Co-op invites submissions of short stories (and poems) for the second edition of our yearly anthology, The Rabbit Hole. Volume one was released in November last year, volume two is scheduled for September 2019.
This year, we are looking for weird stories dealing with the following themes: entertainment, weather or science. (If you want to combine all three, we’re very open to stories about a group of scientists on their way to the theatre when they’re caught in a freak snowstorm.) However, there will also be a section Weird At Large for stories that don’t fit the specific themes suggested.
There is a maximum word count of 5000. This is more a guideline than a strict limit – quality is the main criterion, not length. So a great story will be accepted, whether it’s 6000 words or 200 (flash fiction is…
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Space, Time, and Raspberries 
Oooh! I have to tell my husband! This might be just the thing for him! He’s not written in a while and seriously wants to get back into it – a short fiction might be what the doctor ordered. 🙂
I apologize if I left too many spoilers in my comment on your last post. I really liked your story! xoxox ❤
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“The light of night or the dark of day” is a fun phrase (as well as an appropriately weird one).
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Thank you, kindly, sir!
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Sorry, my attempts at fiction have always fallen short of the ideal — indeed, of the acceptable!
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I have always considered “ideal” and “acceptable” to be subjective judgments, but I agree with the common belief that we are our own harshest critics.
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