Stories We’d Like to Publish - Asimov Press
Asimov Press has now existed for two months. (Woo!) We’re publishing an essay at a pace of roughly one per week, and our first printed compilation will be available in May. But there are only two of us (Niko & Xander), and our pile of essay ideas has already swelled to 450+ rows in a spreadsheet. At our current publishing cadence, it will take us about nine years to tell all of these stories—and new ideas are being added every day. We’d like to launch more biotechnology stories into the universe, but we need your help to make that happen. That’s why we are publicly sharing ideas for essays that we’d like to publish. If you’d like to pursue any of these, please email us: editors@asimov.com. We’re willing to work with both new and experienced writers; just let us know in your email why you might be the best person to write on the topic you’ve chosen. Examples of past work are also welcome. We’ll help you during every step of the writing process, from outline to drafts to editing. And the
Updates Stories We’d Like to Publish Ideas up for grabs. Asimov Press Mar 03, 2024 59 2 5 Share Alexander von Humboldt relaxes in his library. Looks like a nice place! Asimov Press has now existed for two months. ( Woo! ) We’re publishing an essay at a pace of roughly one per week, and our first printed compilation will be available in May. But there are only two of us (Niko & Xander), and our pile of essay ideas has already swelled to 450+ rows in a spreadsheet. At our current publishing cadence, it will take us about nine years to tell all of these stories—and new ideas are being added every
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