Aurora Award-winning quarterly journal of fantastical literature from a uniquely Canadian perspective.
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Publication
Accepts simultaneous submissions
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When you can submit your work to multiple magazines at the same time
Accepts previously published
What's that?
When the magazine wants to publish your previously published work. Requirements vary
Nominates for prizes
Active on social media
Available in print
Provides contributor copies
Has examples online
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Process
Email
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Additional info
We need to be aware of Canadian content. We DO buy works from non-Canadians, but our mandate was always to showcase works by writers from our own country. Payment. Poems (4-100 lines): $100 CAD plus a one-year subscription and 2 contributor copies. Short-short stories (under 2000 words): $100 CAD, plus a one-year subscription and 2 contributor copies. Fiction (6000 words max.) $0.05 CAD per word plus 2 contributor’s copies plus a One year subscription.
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Average response time
Average acceptance rate
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About
n 1989, a small group of Edmonton writers formed The Copper Pig Writers Society in order to fill a niche in Canada–a paying market for English SF. SF with a uniquely Canadian Perspective. Of course this perspective is often defined by what it is NOT– fiction expected by the average American audien...
Read moreFounded
1989
Country
CA
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Diane L. Walton
Editor-in-Chief