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I’m pleased to reveal the cover for the Omnibus! I think it’s a very fitting cover for the fantastic fiction within!
Thanks to Monica Marier, for all her hard work on this!
Ladies and Gentlemen! We have a Table of Contents!
The team behind The Omnibus of Doctor Bill Shakes and the Magnificent Ionic Pentatetrameter is please to present the following short fiction and sonnets for your delectation and delight:
Introduction by Mike Perschon
The Tragic Tale of King Lear’s Wonders by Jennifer Castello
“Devouring Time, rust thou the robot’s gears” by Olivia Waite
Measure For Steel-Sprung Measure by Rebecca Fraimow
“Where art thou Muse that forget’st me so long?” by Tucker Cummings
The Malefaction of Tybalt’s Mechanical Armature by Tim Kane
“Not from the stars do I my judgement pluck” by J.H. Ashbee
Julius C-ZR by Bret Jones
“Your expanse of metal is a waste of time” by Frances Hern
Much Ado About Steam Presses: A Scandal of Minor Importance by R. J. Booth
“My brasswork’s gleam is nothing like the sun” by Alia Gee
Leo’s Mechanical Queen by Claudia Alexander
“A woman’s face with artist’s sure hand painted” by J.H. Ashbee
The Misfiring Love-Piston of Sir John Autumnrod by Larry Kay
“Not iron, nor the Difference Engine” by Kelly Fineman
What You Fuel by Jaymee Goh
“To me, fair friend, you never can be old” by Tucker Cummings
A Midsummer’s Night Steam by Scott Farrell
“Devouring Time, wear thou steam-hammer’s head” by J.H. Ashbee
Richard, Dismantled by Jess Hyslop
We are set for a May 2012 release! As we are publishing through a POD printer, the first print run will be limited and numbers are subject to demand! If you would like to pre-order some print copies, please do not hesitate to leave a comment, harass Matt, or email me!
I’m happy to announce that all rejections and acceptances have (or should have) gone out as of yesterday, December 5. As a result of this, I’m happy to finally be able to announce the Final line-up for The Omnibus of Doctor Bill Shakes and the Magnificent Ionic Pentatetrameter: A Steampunk’s Shakespeare Anthology:
Note: This is not necessarily the order in which these stories will appear in the final product.
Short Fiction
Sonnets
Thank you to everyone who submitted and remained patient through the long wait, and congratulations to the authors who will appear in the anthology!
If you haven’t received an email from me, either an acceptance or a rejection, please let me know via the submissions email.
Well it’s November 30th, and the rejections and acceptances from the second round are starting to go out. I’ve sent emails to a lot of you, and might take a day or two past this stated deadline to contact everyone.
If you haven’t gotten an email from me today, you should get one by Monday, December 5 at the very latest. I know it’s been nearly a year for some of you, and I appreciate that you’ve waited this long for a response from us.
If you do not get an email, either yea or nay, by Monday, December 6 please don’t hesitate to email submissions(at)doctorfantastiques.com to ask for an update. I’m trying very carefully to not miss anyone, but I’m very much not perfect.
Check this space for the final anthology line-up soon though!
All the rejections are at last sent out after a four month wait by all you fabulously patient writers. My sincerest thank you goes out to everyone who’s stuck with the submissions process as various events beyond my control meant rejections and acceptances, etc didn’t go out in a timely fashion.
The very last set of rejection emails went out today, November 4, so if you didn’t get one then you’re still under consideration. In case you’re wondering, the stories that made it to the Second Round are as follows:
Now, I have to mention that just because you’ve hit the Shortlist does not mean you’re getting into the Anthology. We only have space for 8 stories, and will be sending out acceptances and rejections for the second round by the end of November. This time I promise that deadline will actually be met.
Hell and lujah, I am pleased to announce that we finally have a short-list out of all the fiction submissions! Rejections will go out by next week, and if you receive one, thank you very much for your submission, and please try again in the future! We may yet have another Steampunk Shakespeare anthology, depending on how things go at Doc Fantastique Books.
If you don’t hear from us, it’s probably because Matt and I are arguing behind the scenes on whether we really want it discussing editorial decisions on improving your submission to fit what we expect of the anthology. These arguments discussions will culminate in an email telling you what we would like to see improved.
Sonneteers, however, will have to wait a little bit longer. Not much longer–give us two weeks! One day we’ll get paid for these gigs and writers won’t have to wait so long…
In the meantime, have some confetti on the house!
Greeting, all four of you who are still with us!
Rest assured this project is still on, despite the insistence of Real Life™ to interrupt the process.
I guess we should explain a bit of the process, which will hopefully explain why it’s taken so long:
There were three editors, as you recall: myself, Matt Delman, and Lia Keyes. Each submission needs to have the say from two editors. We say either Yes, No, or Maybe.
No from two editors means a rejection.
No from one editor, with no input from one more, means a wait for another editor.
Maybe from one editor and a No from the other editor makes for another process of decision-making.
Maybe from two editors means a third editor has to be the tie-breaker.
Maybe from one editor, and Yes from another, hikes it up higher on the list of acceptance priorities.
And then there are two stories which have a Yes from two editors.
Because we are down to two editors, this process has become a lot slower, so rejections are not going out as fast as they could be. And then there is Real Life™.
Matt and I really appreciate your patience with us (and you have every reason to get mad at us for the radio silence), and we apologize for the delay in working on this project.
If you would like to withdraw to submit elsewhere, feel free to email us and let us know.
Again, sorry.
After much hand-wringing I have decided to bow out of my much-loved co-editorial position on the Steampunk Shakespeare team to concentrate on finishing my book.
The anthology is in such good hands with Matt Delman and Jaymee Goh that I doubt you’ll even notice the difference, and I’ll return to help promote the anthology when it is ready.
Until then…
A very big thank you to all the writers who have submitted stories so far. Lia, Jaymee, and I are very much enjoying the products of your fertile imaginations!
However, we’ve noticed that some plays are garnering more attention than others. I’ve no idea why this is, but we’ve received a plethora of stories within a narrow range of plays and we’d like to see more variety. So without further ado I give you the following list of plays that have not yet been adapted into short stories:
All’s Well That Ends Well
As You Like It
Love’s Labours Lost
Measure for Measure
Merchant of Venice
Merry Wives of Windsor
Much Ado About Nothing
Twelfth Night
Two Gentlemen of Verona
Cymbeline
Henry VI, Part I
Henry VI, Part II
Henry VI, Part III
Henry VIII
King John
Richard II
Antony and Cleopatra
Coriolanus
King Lear
Othello
Timon of Athens
Also, another announcement — we’re extending the submissions deadline by one month to 12 a.m. U.S. Eastern Time on 30 June 2011.
However, this doesn’t mean the folks who submitted before the original deadline of 31 May will get left in the lurch as to whether their story has been accepted or not. We’ll be posting a Short List of stories received prior to 31 May after that date.
Romeo and Juliet wasn’t just a love story. It was also a commentary on the violence of Italian passions and way of life. Watch this enlightening video from The Folgers Library YouTube Channel:
I'm pleased to reveal the cover for the Omnibus! I think it's a very fitting cover for the fantastic fiction within!
Thanks to Monica Marier, for all her hard work on…
Ladies and Gentlemen! We have a Table of Contents!
The team behind The Omnibus of Doctor Bill Shakes and the Magnificent Ionic Pentatetrameter is please to present the following short fiction…
I'm happy to announce that all rejections and acceptances have (or should have) gone out as of yesterday, December 5. As a result of this, I'm happy to finally be…
Well it's November 30th, and the rejections and acceptances from the second round are starting to go out. I've sent emails to a lot of you, and might take a…
All the rejections are at last sent out after a four month wait by all you fabulously patient writers. My sincerest thank you goes out to everyone who's stuck with…
Hell and lujah, I am pleased to announce that we finally have a short-list out of all the fiction submissions! Rejections will go out by next week, and if you…
Greeting, all four of you who are still with us!
Rest assured this project is still on, despite the insistence of Real Life™ to interrupt the process.
I guess we should explain…
After much hand-wringing I have decided to bow out of my much-loved co-editorial position on the Steampunk Shakespeare team to concentrate on finishing my book.
The anthology is in such good…
A very big thank you to all the writers who have submitted stories so far. Lia, Jaymee, and I are very much enjoying the products of your fertile imaginations!
However, we've…
Romeo and Juliet wasn't just a love story. It was also a commentary on the violence of Italian passions and way of life. Watch this enlightening video from The Folgers…
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