Science+Fiction+and+Fantasy+CFPs

I will soon be posting on BB a handout regarding the final paper for this class. The assignment will leave a lot of room for choice on your part. For graduate students, it is always a good idea to look around at current CFPs (call-for-papers) to see if there are any venues you might send the paper to as well. This is a good way to make practical use of research and writing you need to do anyway. Below are some current CFPs specifically related to Science Fiction and Fantasy:
 * This one is first because it is one of my favorite conferences/associations: []
 * [] (The website this is posted on is the best place to search for CFPs in any genre/English area. If you want to go out searching for your own CFPs for another class or just want to see what sort of opportunities are out there, this is the site to search above all others and before all others.)
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 * [] (This website posts quite a few SciFi/Fantasy CFPs, so it is a good place to search for more than those already posted here.)
 * [] (This one has a December 1st deadline--i.e. before your paper for this class will be due--but it is only asking for an abstract--not the full paper--by that deadline.) This one is closely related and has the same deadline: []
 * This one has a Nov. 30th deadline for abstracts (see above): []
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This is a small fraction of what is out there. Also, for undergraduates and graduates alike, looking through CFPs is often a good way to discover topics and develop ideas if you're at a loss for where to begin a research project.