Open call for submissions for multiple genres (Simily)

[SimilyCo]

Simily is a brand new platform to self-publish short stories. We believe in the power of a good story; our goal is to help new and established writers from multiple genres reach new audiences, hone their craft, and get paid in the process.

The details:

Our platform is new and the first authors published on the site will be paid $0.02 for every unique story view, including views from free accounts. Once we are up and running, writers will receive a portion of the subscription of paying readers (similar to Medium).
Authors retain all copyright to their work and are able to remove their work from Simily.co at any time.
We do not require exclusivity. You are free to publish your work wherever you see fit. By submitting to Simily.co, you acknowledge that the work is your own and you have the right to publish it. See our Terms of Service for more information.
All stories must use proper English grammar. You will be notified within 2-3 weeks if your story has been selected for publishing.

You can find out more at Simily.co and https://simily.co/how-it-works/ or drop us a line: hello@simily.co

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