Heroicology Submissions
Heroicologies*
where YOU can build
your own anthology of heroic tales
Heroicologies are a lot like those anthologies from AnthologyBuilder where readers can assemble their own personal anthology. The primary difference is that Heroicologies will consist of nothing but heroic adventure fiction and cover art. Readers will select their own stories and covers from a wide selection of previously published and new works by RBE-approved authors and artists of heroic material.
Always wanted that perfect set of stories
or a collection of your favorite author’s works?
Fill up to 250 pages with up to 12 stories.
Always wanted to choose your own cover
or add that favorite piece of art to your collection?
There are several options for cover art size and location.
Heroicologies will make the perfect gift for family and friends looking for that special book collecting old favorites and new discoveries. Putting together that just-right anthology has suddenly become much easier. Watch for RBE’s Heroicologies coming soon!
*Heroicologies are not yet available. Authors and artists who have worked with RBE in the past are welcome to submit material at any time. Other authors and artists interested in providing material for Heroicologies can contact RBE via the below form. Material submitted must be considered heroic adventure in nature and RBE will be the sole judge of each piece. While RBE is predominantly a publisher of heroic adventure fantasy, Heroicologies will not be restricted to just works of speculative fiction. Initial material available for Heroicologies will predominately be that of a speculative nature, but RBE plans to provide all genres of heroic literature (such as Westerns, hard-boiled crime, mysteries, war, and espionage) as soon as possible. The form below should be self-explanatory, but if you have any questions, please contact me via the RBE Contact Form.Popularity: 6% [?]
[...] time. Other authors and artists interested in providing material for Heroicologies should use the RBE Heroicology form. Material submitted must be considered heroic adventure in nature and RBE will be the sole judge of [...]
What an amazing concept. God I hope this takes off! I will definitely be buying a copy or 2. Please keep us informed on this!
I am very excited about it too, Don. Thanks for voicing your support!
I plan to also include classic tales of heroic adventure that are now a part of public domain. Sites like Project Gutenberg have provided a wonderful resource for fans of such stories. Readers can anticipate being able to select tales from authors such as Edgar Rice Burroughs, Alexandre Dumas, Jack London et al. Once I find the time to layout these stories in the manner best suited for the RBE Heroicologies, readers will finally be able to put that favorite Rafael Sabitini story beside the latest from Bill Ward or Ty Johnston.
Time is all that holds such things at bay. As a matter of fact, anyone with some time on their hands would be welcome to assist. RBE would certainly love the help