The Magazine of Science Fiction Drabbles
We just published "An Ineffable Situation" by John H. Dromey over on Patreon for our Patrons. John has another of his works forthcoming in Martian. You can have access to the story and all future drabbles that are posted only on Patreon for as little as $1 monthly. Be sure to let us know your …
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Hello, Thank you for following along with us during our start up process. We are coming to a close on our first submission window and the response has been HUGE! We've received hundreds of submissions so far and found many great stories straight from the slush pile. We appreciate the help and support all of …
Our first submission period is now open and will close on June 7th, 2018. Please send us your strongest Drabbles, original or reprint are accepted. We will respond to you within two weeks.
We are excited to say we are only two days away from our first submission period. We will be accepting submissions for 100-word stories from June 1st to June 7th. Head on over to our Submissions page if you'd like to send something along! We've popped up in a few other places around the web …
Greetings. The promised Patreon page is now live. We have high hopes for Martian and with your help, we can expand. Our goal is to add more drabbles and publish Twitter fiction and 300 words or fewer flash pieces as well. We want to pay professional rates or higher for everything we publish here and with …
If you are supportive of our mission to provide the world with a professional market for Drabble length fiction, you may consider supporting us on Indiegogo. Martian magazine will publish regardless of the campaign's funding. However, we hope to help alleviate some of the burden of our budget through crowdfunding. We have some rewards to …
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Welcome! Martian Magazine is a new professional market for science fiction. We specialize in the Drabbles, stories told in exactly 100 words. We see the power and popularity of micro-fiction and the lack of markets that pay professional rates for it. Seeing this need, Martian Magazine will help fill the void. Drabbles are stories. Stories …
