The author of more than 90 futuristic novels and nonfiction books, he has been involved in science and high technology since the very beginnings of the space program. Once you have a fundamental knowledge of Time Travel, you are then ready to find the right market. Short stories will be easier than novels to sell, will help to get you noticed and gain a reputation. However, whether you enter a competition, submit to a magazine, or approach a book editor, you must know what types of submissions they are looking for and submit only suitable work. You may have to do some detective work, join some appropriate societies and establish contact with editors and publishers, but the effort will sometimes be worth it.
Competitions Entering a competition is much like entering an exam.
Read past competitions and winning entries to determine the type of story likely to win. Remember that the key to winning is to be original without being extreme. It is unlikely you will sell our work to a general magazine, so look strictly at Science Fiction and Fantasy markets. Although breaking into these markets is comparatively easy, payment is almost negligible, often in the form of publicity and complimentary copy. Semi-professional Magazines Be prepared for plenty of rejection slips, you are now entering a fierce and competitive market.