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Metanozine:
Welcome to Metanozine:
A Magazine By the Fans, For the Fans. Metanozine is your gateway to exploring and expanding the rich universes of the Metanoverse, Stjarnaheim, Sodaverse, Maho Cosmos, and our standalone works. Created by fans and for fans, Metanozine is a platform that allows you to contribute to our worlds without the need to write an entire novel. Whether you're a seasoned writer, an aspiring student looking to hone your craft, or simply a fan eager to share your ideas, Metanozine is the perfect place to showcase your creativity.
We accept submissions from all ages, as long as they meet our quality standards, making this a fantastic opportunity for young writers and artists to gain experience and have their work published. It’s important to note that Metanozine operates separately from any licensing agreements and is entirely dedicated to celebrating and promoting the incredible talent within our fan community.
At Metanozine, everything we do is about shining a spotlight on your contributions. We’re excited to see how you’ll add to these beloved worlds!
How Metanozine Works:
Metanozine is a yearly magazine dedicated to showcasing the creative works of our fan community. Each edition will be made available for free, to download as a PDF on our website, with the magazine going live on August 19th.
The submission deadline for each year's edition is July 1st. Any submissions received after this date will be considered for the following year's magazine. This gives us time to curate and polish the content, ensuring that every issue of Metanozine is a true celebration of the creativity and passion of our fans.
Short Story Submission Guidelines:
Email Address: Send your submissions to themetanoverse@gmail.com.
Accepted Formats:
Please submit your work as either a Word document (.docx) or a PDF (.pdf).
Email Subject Line:
Clearly state that your email is a submission for Metanozine in the subject line.
Author Information:
In the body of your email, include your full name and how you would like to be credited in the magazine.
Word Count:
Submissions should be between 2,000 and 10,000 words in length.
Creative Freedom:
While you are encouraged to create your own characters, nations, or even worlds within our established settings, please ensure that your work remains true to the existing canon.
Content Restrictions:
Keep in mind that Metanozine is intended for a wide audience, including younger readers. As such, we ask that you avoid overly graphic violence, explicit content, or depictions of sexual acts.
Submission Limits:
There is no limit to the number of submissions you can send, but please submit only one story per email.
Rejection and Feedback: If your submission is not accepted, we will provide a brief explanation. You are welcome to revise and resubmit your work.
Quality Expectations:
Please proofread your work thoroughly before submitting. While we have a small editing team, we expect submissions to be as polished as possible.
Important Legal Information:
By submitting your work to Metanozine, you agree to the following:
Publishing Rights:
You grant us the right to publish your work in Metanozine.
Canon Incorporation:
Your work may be incorporated into the official canon of our universes, and other creators may reference or build upon your submission.
Merchandising Rights:
You grant us the right to use your submission in merchandise related to the magazine.
We’re excited to see your creativity shine and to share your stories with our ever-growing community. Thank you for being a part of the Metanozine journey!
Fan Art Submissions to Metanozine:
Bring the Metanoverse to Life. We’re excited to invite artists to contribute fan art to Metanozine, the official fan magazine dedicated to the Metanoverse, Stjarnaheim, Sodaverse, Maho Cosmos, and our standalone works. If you’re passionate about these worlds and want to share your artistic vision with fellow fans, here’s how you can submit your work to be featured in our magazine.
Submission Guidelines
Email Address: Send your fan art submissions to themetanoverse@gmail.com.
Accepted Formats:
Please submit your artwork as high-resolution files in either .PNG, .JPEG, or .TIFF format. Ensure your file is at least 300 DPI to maintain quality in print.
Email Subject Line:
Clearly state that your email is a submission for Metanozine Fan Art in the subject line.
Artist Information:
In the body of your email, include your full name and how you would like to be credited in the magazine. You may also include a link to your portfolio or social media, which we can share alongside your artwork if accepted.
File Naming:
Name your file with your name and the title of the artwork (e.g., JaneDoe_StjarnaheimBattle.png).
Artwork Specifications:
While we encourage creativity, your fan art should adhere to the established canon of the universe it represents. Feel free to explore different styles and interpretations, but ensure your work aligns with the lore and characters.
Content Restrictions:
Keep in mind that Metanozine is intended for a broad audience, including younger fans. Please avoid graphic violence, explicit content, or sexual themes in your artwork.
Submission Limits:
You may submit multiple pieces of fan art, but please send only one artwork per email.
Rejection and Feedback:
If your submission is not accepted, we will provide a brief explanation. You are welcome to revise and resubmit your work.
Quality Expectations:
Ensure that your artwork is polished and of high quality, as it will be featured in both print and digital versions of Metanozine.
Important Legal Information:
By submitting your fan art to Metanozine, you agree to the following:
Publishing Rights: You grant us the right to publish your artwork in Metanozine.
Canon Incorporation: Your artwork may become a part of the official visual canon of our universes, and other creators may reference or build upon your submission.
Merchandising Rights: You grant us the right to use your artwork in merchandise related to the magazine.
We’re looking forward to seeing how you bring the worlds of the Metanoverse to life through your art. Thank you for sharing your talent and passion with the Metanozine community!
Short Story Request Submissions for Metanozine:
We’re excited to announce that Metanozine will feature up to 24 exclusive short stories based on requests from our fans!
Here's how you can submit a request:
First Come, First Served:
Only 24 slots are available, so get your requests in early!
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Choose from Our Universes:
Your short story request must be based on one of our established settings: Metanoverse, Stjarnaheim, Sodaverse, or Maho Cosmos. You can also request a shorty story from any of our stand alone works.
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Email Submission:
Send your request to themetanoverse@gmail.com with the subject line: "Short Story Requests."
Request Description: In the body of your email, include a description of your requested short story in 500 words or less.
Recognition in the Magazine:
If your request is selected, we will write up the story based on your idea and include your name in the magazine as the requester.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to see your story idea come to life in the pages of Metanozine!
Disclaimer for Metanozine Submissions:
To ensure the release of Metanozine, we require a minimum of 25 written submissions and 5 fan art submissions before publication.
If we do not meet this minimum by the submission deadline, the magazine’s release will be delayed by a year.
Please note that accepted submissions will remain valid even in the case of a delay, so there is no need to resubmit your work if it has already been approved for publication.
