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Nameless will be accepting materials (DVDs, CDs, collections, anthologies, novels, art books, non-fiction compendiums and so on) for timely online review. Selected reviews will be printed in the magazine biannually.
Please send materials for review consideration to the following address:
Nameless Magazine
c/o Cycatrix Press
16420 SE McGillivray Blvd
Suite 103-1010
Vancouver, WA 98683
www.NamelessMag.com
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We accept E-books and Multimedia electronic submissions (please send Art/Writing in PDF format and Audio/Video as a link to the content). NO CLICHE HORROR ELEMENTS – vampires, werewolves, zombies, ghoulish cemeteries, creepy clowns, scary children/dolls, cartoonish art/manga. THINK OUTSIDE OF THE BOX. Obscene/offensive materials will be discarded: no excessive gore, no pornography (though nudity is OK), no racial/sexual/sexual orientation/religious/regional bigotry/child abuse/rape or hatred.
We do not guarantee that every submission will be reviewed.
Contact us if you have concerns related to a review submission (do not query before two months has elapsed, however).
Submissions CANNOT be returned.
Thank you.
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