Invitation for submissions of stories for a unique travel book series.

We invite all authors and individuals to submit stories about their travels. We are particularly looking for stories about getting lost. The series we are working on is a travel guide based on peoples experiences of getting lost and the adventures which follow. Anyone can submit a story whether you are published author or a just an accidental traveler. All stories will be considered regardless of writers experience or expertise. Editors will be on hand to help create a fantastic end result. If your story is chosen, you will be notified and arrangements will be made as to pay etc? Stories may be any length but we may require either the writer or our editors to adjust to fit.
The categories for this project are as follows (please include in the heading the location where you ?Got Lost?)

Getting lost in:

North America

South America

Asia

Southeast Asia

Europe

Australia

Africa

South Africa

Middle East

We would consider adding a new destination if we receive enough submissions.

If you would like to offer any suggestions or help as we develop this project into a living entity we welcome your thoughts.

Email @
[email protected]

If you need snail mail info please email directly and I will find the nearest location to you.

Thank you,
ZAZEN

Is this advertising?

I don't know, Ira. I'm lost and can't find my way out of here.

Hey, Patrick

Press the button that says "jump to top".

Zazen, You do not mention how much you pay.

Keith

Keith, I don't think you'll get an answer. Zazen is lost!

I did get lost once but it wasn't something I care to re-live, actually. It's a good story in retrosepct but it was awful at the time.

I don't think legitimate businesses have hotmail addresses, that's the thing that looks weird to me.

Well, he who hesitates

shoot... now, where was I?

"If you need snail mail info please email directly and I will find the nearest location to you. Thank you,
ZAZEN"

Nearest location? How many of you are there? And which Zazen is lost?

Put in the search category "getting lost in Europe". You will have about 150 stories pop up.

I am told to 'get lost' regularly.

Lost is relative. I think I know where I am most of the time, therefore I think I am not lost. My mind however has been lost for some time, so what do I know anyway?
KnowwhatImean?

I lost my train...of thought.

Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most...

"A mind is a terrible thing to lose", Dan Quayle