The Christmas anthology is now open for submissions until November 30th. Any genre, as long as Christmas is a central part of the theme of the story. Stories should be roughly 2000 words, but this is not set in stone. … Continue reading →
The Halloween anthology (UA21) has been dreadfully delayed by hospital stuff, which isn’t completely over yet. The worst is past, I think, but there will be more medical meddling in the coming weeks. It has taken them six decades to … Continue reading →
Underdog Anthology 20 will open for submissions throughout March. We can be a little flexible on the end date this time since this one isn’t themed – any genre (as long as it’s legal and not porn) is welcome. It … Continue reading →
Underdog Anthology 18 was due to close for submissions on September 20th. Due to Things Happening, that has been extended to October 4th. There is still time.
Continue reading →The Spring Anthology (any genre) will open for submissions on February 15th. The closing date is March 31st but this anthology can be a little more flexible on the deadline than the others. It’s not tied to a particular event, … Continue reading →
We are still in the throes of Covid, but life must go on and so must we. The Halloween anthology is now open for submissions until midnight (UK time) on September 30th. Sorry it’s a bit tight but the Christmas … Continue reading →
There have been some issues that have delayed and distracted from the business – none of them covid related but serious nonetheless. However, we are gradually getting back into the swing of things. The next book should have been Wandra … Continue reading →
It doesn’t look like it’s going to be much fun this year, in the UK at least. There will however be an Underdog Anthology as usual. Number 13 has a good crop of stories. Submission has now closed and editing … Continue reading →
Two new short story collections have been added to the Leg Iron Books catalogue in the last few days. Mark Ellott’s ‘A Moment in Time’ and Ruth Bonner’s ‘Just Call Me Roob’. Both were greatly assisted by the provision of … Continue reading →