Writers: Rough Drafts Due
Hello authors, your rough drafts are due today! As long as the 18th of May is sometime on this earth, you’re god to submit.
What are we expected to submit as a rough draft?
Your draft can be full of mistakes and errors so long as the story is complete (having a beginning, middle and end) and fulfill the minimum 10,000 words requirement. Scenes and details that have yet to be written can be annotated in the drafts (this is mostly for the benefit of the artists so they’ll know what to expect out of your story). If you’re within range or close to 10k words, we promise not to stick you into a mirror dimension filled with rampaging gorillas. You can continue adding and editing however much you want after the draft submission.
Here is what you need to know about submitting your drafts:
Your drafts will be accepted so long as it’s still May 18th somewhere else in the world.
Send us your drafts in either one of these two methods:
Include the following subject line in your e-mail: “Draft Submission - [Username]”
Include details about your fic using the form below. Complete it and send it with your e-mail or notification. The details (word count, rating, summary etc.) do not need to be final. They can be changed later on.
Attach your draft (accepted file types: .doc, .docx, .rtf, .odt, .pdf) to an e-mail and send it to ‘[email protected]’ or;
Share your draft with ‘[email protected]’ on Google Docs and send us an e-mail notification.
This is the required form:
Username:
Title:
Word Count:
Rating:
Genre:
Characters:
Pairing(s): (Delete if not applicable.)
Warnings:
Summary:
Visual Elements & Settings:
The summary you provide here is meant to attract artists, so bear that in mind when you write it. Likewise, visual elements and settings are important for artists to determine what they’re signing up for. Examples of visual elements and settings are such as: Ice encasing streets with tall buildings, citizens running away in fear as Captain Cold stands above a pillar of ice. Iron Heights prison cells. Autumn in Keystone, autumn colours in a park, etc. Be as descriptive as you can.
About Ratings: If you’re using AO3’s rating system, they’d be G,T, M and E, which stand for General, Teen, Mature and Explicit respectively. Alternatively, you can use MPAA’s ratings, G, PG, PG-13, R or NC-17.