Jordan Lapp is bring back Raygun Revival and is looking for subs (space opera). Blurb below:
Ray Gun Revival (RGR) is an online magazine dedicated to fun stories, grand escapism, and good old sensawunda. RGR provides just that, a throwback publication that revisits space opera and golden age sci-fi. Their stories focus more on character development than hard science and sail all the wide-open waters between science fantasy and harder SF. Think of the original Star Wars stories, Doc Smith's Lensman series, the Warlord of Mars tales from Edgar Rice Burroughs. Think of everything from John Carter and Gully Foyle to Kimball Kinnison and Han Solo. They are bringing out the deepest elements of what has traditionally been rather superficial fiction and updating them for a new generation of fiction enthusiasts.
Get subbin'.
[This message has been edited by skadder (edited December 10, 2010).]
[This message has been edited by skadder (edited December 10, 2010).]
Posted by tchernabyelo (Member # 2651) on :
OK, colour me faintly puzzled - I don't see any reference to Jordan Lapp (WOTF winner and EDF creator) on the link below, it looks to be the old RGR site and guidelines and editors. Can you clarify, please?
Posted by Brad R Torgersen (Member # 8211) on :
Jordan works with Every Day, which has elected to become RGR's host and parent organization. So while Jordan may not be directly involved in the production or editing of RGR, he is tangentially involved.
Posted by skadder (Member # 6757) on :
Thanks for that Brad, I just posted the blurb, I hadn't really read it.
Posted by tchernabyelo (Member # 2651) on :
So RGR is actually reviving with the same editorial staff, but under Jordan/EDP as publisher? So presumably the same editorial policies as before will apply?
Posted by LDWriter2 (Member # 9148) on :
Nice cover. If I recall correctly I thought about submitting to them before.