Abigail Guerrero

@gailguerrero.bsky.social

Author and cat lady 🐈 / Mexican / ESL / aro-ace / she|her / BSFA awards nominee and finalist / First reader at Diabolical Plots and The Skull & Laurel / Short stories and poems here: beacons.ai/abigailguerrero

Hey, I'm in this one!!! "Eyeballs of My Eyes" is a very personal story to me, so I'm really nervous that people will be reading it, but also I'm excited that I made it into FFO so please give it a chance!!! 🦟👁️🔪

Flash Fiction Online@flashfictiononline.bsky.social · 2w ago

You can grab a copy of our fleshy, horror-filled August issue by hitting up Weightless Books! Happy reading! #amreading #writingcommunity #horror #darkfantasy weightlessbooks.com/flash-fictio...

It’s the final countdown! Submissions for Issue 3 close tomorrow! We are looking for speculative fiction/poetry by queer authors. Please help us spread the word… and send us your work! 🪐 Guidelines: othersidespec.com/guidelines/ 🗡️ Pay: 8 cents/word, $50/poem 🌈 Deadline: July 21st, 11:59 pm Eastern

Submission Guidelines - OTHERSIDE

Submission guidelines for fiction and poetry submissions to OTHERSIDE, including opening dates and how to submit.

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TWO MORE DAYS until Anathema Magazine closes to submissions! We’ve been so honored to receive your wonderful stories, poems, and artworks 💜 With two days remaining, send us your best work, and tell your friends to send theirs along, as well! The clock is ticking ⏱️👀

TWO MORE DAYS until Anathema Magazine closes to submissions! We’ve been so honored to receive your wonderful stories, poems, and artworks. We’re looking for speculative fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and art by queer creators of color! We pay a professional SFWA rate! Go to anathemamag dot com/guidelines for our guidelines!

THE TIME HAS COME ✨ Anathema is OPEN to submissions from June 20th—July 20th! We’re looking for speculative works by queer creators of color. Send us your best, your weirdest, & your queerest work! We are proud to be paying a professional SFWA rate. 🎉 So excited to see what you have to offer! 💜

Anathema: Spec from the Margins is now OPEN for submissions from June 20th to July 20th! We’re looking for speculative fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and art by queer creators of color! We pay a professional SFWA rate! Check the link in bio for submission guidelines!

Hey, I have a little fungal poem coming this November in Spec Colorways 🍄♥️🍄 I would really appreciate it if you take a look at it when it's out 🙏 Also, please keep supporting all the new spaces for speculative poetry by BIPOC and queer authors!!! And for fiction too!!!

Spec Colorways In Verse@speccolorwaysverse.bsky.social · 2mo ago

📯Announcing our '26 lineup📯 @carolinehung.bsky.social @gailguerrero.bsky.social "Moko" by Dkéama Alexis will be available to all subscribers. (Onward, paid tiers [$3–5] & $4-post-purchasers will have access to poems—digital broadsides & audio recordings.) patreon.com/SpecColorway...

On the back of a stylistic deck of cards, Spec Colorways In Verse's logo of clay-brown fist clutching a rainbow over stars above text '26 Lineup Edition with QR in upper corner linking to Patreon (https://patreon.com/SpecColorwaysInVerse).
Surrounding cards on tabletop: June = “MOKO” by Dkéama Alexis with tagline Liberation Rhythm Callin’ (✊🏾 in corner); July = “love note from my guardian angel” by Caroline Hung with tagline Hungry for God (🫦 in corners); September = “The Song of the Interdimensional Traveller” by Nilā with tagline Experience the Pluriverse (♾️ in corner); and November = “Fungal Avocation” by Abigail Guerrero with tagline Decomposition of Life (🍄‍🟫 in corners).

Hola todos! Abigail Guerrero's warning "This is Why Magical Realism and Family Tree School Projects Shouldn’t Mix" is a devilish thrill. 😁 a badass school-age girl MC 🩸 a great-great-grandma who won't die 🌳 a spine-chilling family history 🍎 con manzanas www.adventitious.net/stories/magi...

This Is Why Magical Realism and Family Tree School Projects Shouldn’t Mix

A classroom family tree project takes an unsettling turn in this magical realism short story by Abigail Guerrero.

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So glad my story "This is Why Magical Realism and Family Tree School Projects Shouldn't Mix" made it into Alex Brown's "must read" list 🥹 This silly little story is really special to me 🐐❤️ Go read it if you like parodies, magical realism, Latino lore, stories about family trauma, and goats 🐐

Alex Brown 🇵🇸 (they/them)@bookjockeyalex.bsky.social · 5mo ago

It's short speculative fiction time. Here are ten of my favorites from February. reactormag.com/must-read-sh...

Oh, look, it's a title card for my short story!!! I love that this captures how tragic and sad the story is beneath the layer of comedy 🐐 If you haven't yet read this first issue, you totally should. Not only because my story is in it, but because it comes with excellent TOC mates!

Adventitious.@adventitiouswords.bsky.social · 6mo ago

I don't know or care if I'm good at Instagram, but I'm having a blast making these title cards for stories. (This is for this story: www.adventitious.net/stories/magi...)

Bronze sculpture of a sleeping faun or satyr’s head, eyes closed and tilted gently to one side, with pointed ears, small horns, and a textured beard, set against a neutral gray background.

My first pro-rate story is now out to read for free! If you like genre parodies, magical realism, and references to Latinoamerican culture, you may like this one 🐐 Y sí, obvio que el abuelo de la protagonista se subió a un cerro para rebanarse al diablo con un machete, ¿cómo iba a ser que no? 🧓⛰️😈

Adventitious.@adventitiouswords.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Hola todos! @gailguerrero.bsky.social's warning "This is Why Magical Realism and Family Tree School Projects Shouldn’t Mix" is a devilish thrill 😁 a badass school-age girl MC 🩸 a great-great-grandma who won't die 🌳 a spine-chilling family history 🍎 con manzanas www.adventitious.net/stories/magi...

Our 10-year-old journal of creative writing on environmental justice will reopen to submissions, including poetry, creative nonfiction, art, short stories AND novella-length fiction, on February 1st.