by The Weird Team | Feb 24, 2023 | WLW Press, Writing Fiction, News of the Weird
February 28th is the last day to submit your finished novel, novella, or nonfiction pitch for our first ever open submissions period. We are accepting novels and novellas between 20k and 120k words in the areas of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and adventure and...
by The Weird Team | Dec 22, 2022 | Writing Fiction, News of the Weird
Weird Little Worlds Press is pleased to announce that we will be opening to unsolicited submissions starting January 31, 2023. Our press is focused on speculative genre fiction that includes fantasy, science fiction, horror, and adventure. We are also looking to...
by The Weird Team | Jul 1, 2022 | Writing Fiction, Mother:Tales of Love and Terror, Marketing for Writers, WLW Press, Uncategorized
Co-editors of Weird Little Worlds Press’ newest anthology, Mother: Tales of Love and Terror, were recently featured guests on the UK-based Fantasy Writer’s Toolshed hosted by Richie Billing. Sharing their experiences with publishing and writing horror,...
by The Weird Team | Apr 25, 2021 | Humans are the Problem: A Monster's Anthology, WLW Press, Writing Fiction
Weird Little Worlds Press is excited to announce MonsterClass, an after-hours LIVE author event featuring the illustrious authors from “Humans are the Problem: A Monster’s Anthology” beginning Thursday, April 29 through Saturday, May 1. This series...
by The Weird Team | Apr 5, 2021 | Humans are the Problem: A Monster's Anthology, WLW Press, Writing Fiction, News of the Weird
On March 29, Willow Dawn Becker and Mike Cluff, Co-Founders of Weird Little Worlds Press, were invited to be guests on the Dread Loc Blerd podcast. The podcast, hosted by Kendrick Grey, highlighted the founders’ fiction beginnings and how their perspective on...
by Willow Dawn Becker | Mar 27, 2021 | Nerdcore, Writing Fiction
While I love good flash fiction (and microfiction even more), it’s only fair to tell you that this is a post about Jack White. I have a thing for Jack White. Although there are a thousand fantastic songs that tell stories—Carrying Cathy, by Ben Folds Five, Me...
