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The NEW Breaking Rules Publishing Podcast is now available here and on Podbean.com.
Look for us at BreakingRulesPodcast.Podcast.com
Look for us at BreakingRulesPodcast.Podcast.com
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The next issue of The Scribe - Horror and Triangle Magazines will be out on Jan 1st - The deadline for submissions or short stories - poetry and promotional advertising is Jan 10th for the Feb 1st issue.
The BRP Magazines are about 100 pages and full of short stories and poetry from authors around the world. It also has helpful tools for writers to help market their work - start or maintain a blog - how to journal and so much more.
You can subscribe to the bi-monthly magazine or purchase them individually. We have a few loyal sponsors but always looking for more.
If you are interested in advertising your company, book, yourself or would like to submit your work to The Scribe - simply email us at patty.breakingrulespublishing@gmail.com.
The BRP Magazines are about 100 pages and full of short stories and poetry from authors around the world. It also has helpful tools for writers to help market their work - start or maintain a blog - how to journal and so much more.
You can subscribe to the bi-monthly magazine or purchase them individually. We have a few loyal sponsors but always looking for more.
If you are interested in advertising your company, book, yourself or would like to submit your work to The Scribe - simply email us at patty.breakingrulespublishing@gmail.com.
Happy New Year -
Breaking Rules Publishing is also having a smaller holiday issue of The Scribe. If you have a holiday story that you would like to submit please email it to patty.breakingrulespublishing@gmail.com .
The release for the Feb issue is the 1st - the deadline for submissions is Jan 10th.
Email your submissions to patty.breakingrulespublishing@gmail.com.
Breaking Rules Publishing is also having a smaller holiday issue of The Scribe. If you have a holiday story that you would like to submit please email it to patty.breakingrulespublishing@gmail.com .
The release for the Feb issue is the 1st - the deadline for submissions is Jan 10th.
Email your submissions to patty.breakingrulespublishing@gmail.com.
About Us -
Breaking Rules Publishing has been founded to be the writer's publisher. To be a means of support to all writers, both young and not so young, who are in pursuit of their passion for creative writing. Hoping to inspire those who love to read and write stories, long or short.
We were founded to help writers break down the system. Be a publishing house that is willing to take a chance on writers no matter their experience. Offer help when needed. And to work as a team with our authors, cutting through time to get the work done and move toward success.
Short Story Book Program Details
Welcome aspiring authors, writers, and thank you for your interest in the Breaking Rules Publishing Short Story Book Project!
Our goal? To simply give writers a place to show their work. To join with other writers and offer them an opportunity to learn from their peers, show their work and join a collaborative to create a short story book. There will be many opportunities for the publication of these books to occur. Specific guidelines will be posted, beyond that, we encourage you to tell a story that matters to you. Write something you believe in. Tell a story in a way that only you can tell it. In other words, write something that moves you, that dazzles you, that says precisely what you want to say in precisely the way you want to say it. As long as you do so in the word limits indicated, and in the suggested theme.
Contact us at info@breakingrulespublishing.com.
Welcome To The
Breaking Rules Publishing
Short Story Book Project
Next Deadline - April 10, 2020
for the May 1, 2020 Issue.
The Theme - Spring
Yet open to all genres
- Send your short stories to info@breakingrulespublishing.com.
- All writers included in this book will receive a percentage of the proceeds - BRP will put a portion of their proceeds toward the BRP - Roy Jeffers Scholarship Program.
- All submissions must -
Be sent in a "Word Doc" - 8.5 x 11 format - a clean, edited story with the authors name and title at the top of the page - please, no special margins - your story should be indented properly - single spaced - in a 12 font - no double spaces between paragraphs - and no headers or footers. Page limits are 15 pages min and 30 pages max - all submissions but be sent in by the deadline date.
- Just in time for Spring and your Summer reading list - Submit now - Order your copy in April.
Breaking Rules Publishing
Short Story Book Project
Next Deadline - April 10, 2020
for the May 1, 2020 Issue.
The Theme - Spring
Yet open to all genres
- Send your short stories to info@breakingrulespublishing.com.
- All writers included in this book will receive a percentage of the proceeds - BRP will put a portion of their proceeds toward the BRP - Roy Jeffers Scholarship Program.
- All submissions must -
Be sent in a "Word Doc" - 8.5 x 11 format - a clean, edited story with the authors name and title at the top of the page - please, no special margins - your story should be indented properly - single spaced - in a 12 font - no double spaces between paragraphs - and no headers or footers. Page limits are 15 pages min and 30 pages max - all submissions but be sent in by the deadline date.
- Just in time for Spring and your Summer reading list - Submit now - Order your copy in April.
Submissions
Breaking Rules Publishing continues to accept submissions in all genres from writers around the world. Please email us at - info@breakingrulespublishing.com.
All submissions must -
Be sent in a "Word Doc" - 8.5 x 11 format - no special margins - indented properly - single spaced - 12 font - no double spaces between paragraphs - no headers or footers.
Work that is sent incorrectly will be sent back. We sincerely appreciate your interest in Breaking Rules Publishing
but also don't want to add additional work for our formatting team.
It is also best to indicate why you are submitting and to what project/program or if you are submitting for publication of your own stand alone work.
Thank you for your understanding.
Breaking Rules Publishing continues to accept submissions in all genres from writers around the world. Please email us at - info@breakingrulespublishing.com.
All submissions must -
Be sent in a "Word Doc" - 8.5 x 11 format - no special margins - indented properly - single spaced - 12 font - no double spaces between paragraphs - no headers or footers.
Work that is sent incorrectly will be sent back. We sincerely appreciate your interest in Breaking Rules Publishing
but also don't want to add additional work for our formatting team.
It is also best to indicate why you are submitting and to what project/program or if you are submitting for publication of your own stand alone work.
Thank you for your understanding.
The Story -
The Story is simple - on a dare from his 16 year old daughter, Sarah, Christopher Clawson-Rule wrote his first book. It took him 6 months to write it and 6 years to get it published. During that time he looked for an agent, found one. His reward? She changed the entire story around into something that he didn't recognize. For a year he worked with her to try to get his book published without success. He then started submitting to every publisher that he could find. After 6 years of trying he finally found one willing to take a chance on him. Once his manuscript was published they sent him a copy and said - "Good luck, you're on your own."
Now, his goal is to not let that happen to other writers. Everyone should have a chance to get their work published, or be able to get the help they need to make it work. AND - publishers shouldn't just publish your book and then leave you hanging. Which is why - together - we'll create a team and a plan that will move you and your book toward success.
The Story is simple - on a dare from his 16 year old daughter, Sarah, Christopher Clawson-Rule wrote his first book. It took him 6 months to write it and 6 years to get it published. During that time he looked for an agent, found one. His reward? She changed the entire story around into something that he didn't recognize. For a year he worked with her to try to get his book published without success. He then started submitting to every publisher that he could find. After 6 years of trying he finally found one willing to take a chance on him. Once his manuscript was published they sent him a copy and said - "Good luck, you're on your own."
Now, his goal is to not let that happen to other writers. Everyone should have a chance to get their work published, or be able to get the help they need to make it work. AND - publishers shouldn't just publish your book and then leave you hanging. Which is why - together - we'll create a team and a plan that will move you and your book toward success.
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Our Mission - is to be the writer's publisher, create a writing community, provide encouragement, resources, competitions, and inspiration to writers, both young and not so young, at any writing level. |
Our Goal - is to help any writer who has hopes to see and learn from others, as well as possibly become published. |
What Drives Us - Writers that get lost in their own imagination, topics, and characters. Writers that have the nerve to look beyond, offer what they have within and are willing to break the rules. |