Announcing The Journal of Unlikely Cartography…and something Even More Unlikely

It is with a sense of sorrow and relief that we bring submissions for The Journal of Unlikely Cryptography (Issue 8) to a close. Have something that just didn’t quite get done in time? Worry not, we’ll be doing another cryptography issue next year. In the meantime, we have our work cut out for us, reading all the submissions, and pulling together Issue 7, which we expect to publish mid-November.

In the meantime, we are now open for submissions for The Journal of Unlikely Cartography! We’re looking for stories involving maps, mapping, and cartography of all sorts. Submissions open(ed) November 1st and run through February 1st. Take a look at our submissions guidelines for full details.

But wait! There’s more!

We’re also announcing the highly unlikely Journal of Unlikely Story Acceptances, which will be published on April Fools Day (April 1st, 2014). This 3-story mini-issue will feature the very worst stories that professional writers can bear to submit to us. Details, again, are in the submission guidelines. Please read the guidelines carefully, because there are a few special conditions on this issue.