Comments on: Submissions guidelines http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com Publisher of fantasy fiction Thu, 30 Jul 2009 15:33:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Steve http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-185 Steve Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:22:01 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-185 Midnight, Eastern. Midnight, Eastern.

]]> By: Rod http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-184 Rod Mon, 14 Jan 2008 06:36:26 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-184 Follow-up to Tim's question: are you going by a midnight deadline, and what time zone are you in? Thanks! Follow-up to Tim’s question: are you going by a midnight deadline, and what time zone are you in?

Thanks!

]]> By: Steve http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-183 Steve Sun, 13 Jan 2008 17:58:45 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-183 Yes, Tim, the deadline still stands. -- Steve Yes, Tim, the deadline still stands.

– Steve

]]> By: Tim http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-182 Tim Sun, 13 Jan 2008 04:35:59 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-182 I'm checking to see if your dead line of the 15th is still standing. I have a great story going, I'm just concerned about the deadline. -Thanks I’m checking to see if your dead line of the 15th is still standing. I have a great story going, I’m just concerned about the deadline.

-Thanks

]]> By: Steve http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-159 Steve Sun, 16 Dec 2007 07:52:44 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-159 Heather: That approach is fine with us. Good luck. Heather: That approach is fine with us. Good luck.

]]> By: heather http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-158 heather Sun, 16 Dec 2007 01:56:49 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-158 any especial difficulty with borrowing more than the swords from the prologue? or a bittersweet ending? i'm afraid i'm giving your gods' children and using them as a second-level framework for telling a tragedy...star-crossed lovers who run afoul of the gods and their cursed swords. any especial difficulty with borrowing more than the swords from the prologue? or a bittersweet ending? i’m afraid i’m giving your gods’ children and using them as a second-level framework for telling a tragedy…star-crossed lovers who run afoul of the gods and their cursed swords.

]]> By: Steve http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-155 Steve Mon, 10 Dec 2007 05:23:28 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-155 Richard: We are already committed to a story that sounds very much like that ... which is why we put that bit in our guidelines when we did the open call for submissions. You are welcome to try to sell us another if you feel strongly about your story. Steve Richard: We are already committed to a story that sounds very much like that … which is why we put that bit in our guidelines when we did the open call for submissions. You are welcome to try to sell us another if you feel strongly about your story.

Steve

]]> By: Richard http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-154 Richard Mon, 10 Dec 2007 04:57:16 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-154 You say to avoid stories in which a character gets the sword and decides to give it up. Does this apply if the body of the tale is about the difficulty of actually getting rid of the item? (Imagining the character never really intends to keep it...) You say to avoid stories in which a character gets the sword and decides to give it up. Does this apply if the body of the tale is about the difficulty of actually getting rid of the item? (Imagining the character never really intends to keep it…)

]]> By: Steve http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-153 Steve Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:16:05 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-153 Yes, the etheral agents can take on a variety of forms ... go for it! -- Steve Yes, the etheral agents can take on a variety of forms … go for it!

– Steve

]]> By: Gascot http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-152 Gascot Sun, 09 Dec 2007 23:37:28 +0000 http://carnivahhouse.wordpress.com/submissions-guidelines/#comment-152 These guidelines intrigued me, because I am very excited about this great idea that came to me for an advanced technological place, but they never developed guns. I think aiming to write an infinity sword tale with those ideas may help me grasp better the concept, which I will flesh out eventually (too busy wandering in other worlds of my imagination). So I will give this a try. No music or chatting until January! lol A question though. Can these ethereal agents, in wandering through the time space continuum, change shape? Maybe one of them in my world turned into a big fierce, angry creature, his consciousness sealed in the mind of a ferocious beast and therefore he can't express verbally his desire... You know, something like that lol These guidelines intrigued me, because I am very excited about this great idea that came to me for an advanced technological place, but they never developed guns. I think aiming to write an infinity sword tale with those ideas may help me grasp better the concept, which I will flesh out eventually (too busy wandering in other worlds of my imagination). So I will give this a try. No music or chatting until January! lol

A question though. Can these ethereal agents, in wandering through the time space continuum, change shape? Maybe one of them in my world turned into a big fierce, angry creature, his consciousness sealed in the mind of a ferocious beast and therefore he can’t express verbally his desire… You know, something like that lol

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