Release Updates

We would like to thank everyone for submitting to our Screaming Queers: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are! Anthology. There were so many great stories.  We decided to expand the anthology into a two-volume collection with an expected release date of October 2025. In the meantime, we’d like to announce the authors, their stories, […]

Our newest collaboration is with Kapri Psych to bring you a Scream Queer Anthology: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are! We’re looking for stories centered around the created world of Ravenscar. This is a loosely built world in which submitted stories should occur. We do ask that you be open to slight changes such

We are pleased to announce our next collaborative anthology! Joining with Chyina Powell and the Women of Color Writers’ Circle, Inked in Gray Press is proud to present: Affection Affection, by definition, is “a feeling of liking and caring for someone or something, tender attachment, a fondness.” We’re looking for short stories by women of color

So much has happened behind the scenes for the My Father’s Files Podcast, an audio-based horror mystery centering around ‘found documents’. The overall story arc follows two young investigators, Ash and Vera as they attempt to decipher the meaning behind a mysterious delivery from Vera’s father a year after his death. We began the project

Have you seen the cover for At The Gate? Trey Stone’s newest release will be a psychological thriller where darkness meets the unpredictable. Special thanks to Matt Barnes for creating fantastic cover art and to Axel Knight for lending us his artistic talent for six compelling illustrations. We are excited to share with you the

We at Inked are excited to introduce a new anthology to hit the shelves in 2023! Tentatively titled Locale: An Anthology of Time and Place, this collection features 18 tales where the locale is the main character.  This anthology collection is brought to you by Lauren T. Davila, a Pushcart-nominated Latina writer whose poetry and

If you don’t already know, Indie April started as a way to bring attention to small press and self-published authors. Traditional presses often have the support of large-scale marketing teams and bigger budgets which helps them get noticed in reader communities. Indie April (#IndieApril) is an informal event during April of each year to celebrate