Submissions Information & GuidelinesOur goal? Sharing family,parenting,humor,funny,humorous,stories, stories world wide! Do you enjoy writing? Interested in submitting a humorous story about family-life to help in this goal? We welcome, and will consider, contributions sent to humor-submissions@humorisrelative.com! Humor Is Relative's submission guidelines are simple and listed below.
Please do not send the story submissions as file attachments. Cut and paste the submission into the body of your e-mail, skim through to make any necessary corrections to the formatting, then send as plain text. Please note that Word documents has some characters that do not'translate' well when converted to plain text - this includes apostrophes and, sometimes, quotation marks. Do not add to or change the subject line if it appears to simply read "Humor-Submission". If a subject line does not appear for you then use the subject line of "Humor-Submission". This is to help your submissions avoid being filtered to the bulk/trash folder of my email account. Stories should be:
Story Lengths:
Book Excerpts:
Excerpts should still be able to share a "whole" story with the readers so please bear that in mind and do not submit 'teaser material' or partial stories that aren't "circular" [sense of beginning, middle, and end]. Although we are a humor site we don't "tease" our readers to death. Author Byline: Please share a brief bio about yourself when sending in your submissions. Refer to other author's bios shared on Humor On Relative for how this is handled and preferred length thoughts. Legalities:
More Legalities:
· Humor Is Relative's site nor Carol Wells will not give permission to an outside party to publish or share a copy of a story. The author of the article is the only person who can give such permission. · Humor Is Relative's site nor Carol Wells is not liable for the content or copyright infringments done by another party; again, I hope to be able to trust the readers to be responsible individuals and respectful of the authors' hard work and not copy without prior permission nor plagarize. Humor Is Relative currently does not pay for submissions. Humor Is Relative will share a biographical but brief descriptive paragraph, which the author provides, underneath the story or essay to let readers know more about the writer [up to three website links** shared]. Your name will also appear on the Contributor's Page and any requests, for your articles, will be forwarded to you. Multiple submissions allowed but the submissions generally will not be published at the same time or back-to-back. Multiple submissions will be paced out with other authors and stories if possible. I do this to help give those pieces some individual time in the limelight and help promote the author a bit more. The author, upon acceptance of submitted story, will be informed of when to expect their story's appearance on Humor Is Relative. Holiday theme stories will be saved to appear during a time period ripe for when people are seeking stories around those time period themes. You should receive word if your submission is accepted or not within 1 to 6 weeks. In terms of writing clips, this site would fall more under the thoughts of promotion than providing clips. ** Book links will be shared to Amazon.com, when possible, using this site's affiliate information. Humor Is Relative's Top 12 Popular Stories: |
No mind is thoroughly well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor.
Humor Is Relative thanks Cay Dickson, from Houston Chronicle, for the compliment! A sense of humor... is needed armor. Joy in one's heart and some laughter on one's lips is a sign that the person down deep has a pretty good grasp of life.
Meet Humor Is Relative's contributing writers!
When one of my children ask, "Did you have to tell that story?" I tell the child, "Yep! It was my chance to be the center of attention ... thanks to you."
Humor Is Relative Contributors Published Works:
Debbie Farmer, Jana Christy Debbie Farmer, Shauna Cramer Rudy Wilson Galdonik Cappy Hall Rearick Available in hardbook. Linda Sultan Catharine Bramkamp John Sheirer John Sheirer John Sheirer Kimberly Ripley Kimberly Ripley Kimberly Ripley Kimberly Ripley Kimberly Ripley Humor helps us to think out of the box. The average child laughs about 400 times per day, the average adult laughs only 15 times per day. What happened to the other 385 laughs?
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