FORMAL SUBMISSION RULE
A Pizza Tale or publishable Dear Cassie contribution must arrive with the signed Community Submission Rights Assignment Agreement v2.0. Ordinary emails are treated as correspondence, not as publishable submissions.
What this program is
Community Specials invites adult readers to write to Cassie or share real pizza-and-delivery stories. Selected formal submissions may become website or newsletter features, fictional adaptations, episode elements, collections, audio or video pieces, promotional material, licensed works, or other free or paid products.
Dear Cassie
Questions, reactions, confessions, and delivery dilemmas. A regular Dear Cassie letter may receive an in-character response, but it is not publishable submission material unless accompanied by the signed agreement.
Write ordinary correspondence
Pizza Tales
Stories about an order, driver, customer, creature, shop, neighborhood, or door you never forgot. Formal submission requires the signed agreement.
Prepare a Pizza Tale email
Key terms before you submit
- You must be 18 or older.
- You assign all copyright and transferable publication rights in the submission to Ryan Bradley, publishing as Anton Branlin.
- The submission may be substantially edited, rewritten, shortened, expanded, retitled, anonymized, fictionalized, combined, translated, dramatized, or adapted.
- The submission may be used in free or paid websites, newsletters, books, episodes, seasons, spin-offs, audio, video, podcasts, games, merchandise, advertising, licensing, and future media.
- No fee, advance, royalty, residual, profit participation, revenue share, accounting, reimbursement, or other payment is owed.
- You do not receive final-copy, title, artwork, packaging, credit, pricing, timing, marketing, licensing, or publication approval rights.
- Publication, credit, a reply, and use are not guaranteed.
- After the signed agreement and submission are received, there is no ordinary contractual withdrawal or removal right, subject to rights that cannot lawfully be waived.
This page is a reader-facing summary. If it differs from the signed agreement, the agreement controls.
How to submit in one email
- Download the agreement.
Download Rights Assignment Agreement v2.0 - Complete and sign it.
Use a handwritten signature, digital signature, or the exact typed electronic-signature affirmation included in the agreement. - Attach the agreement and your story to the same email.
Use PIZZA TALE — [short title] or DEAR CASSIE — [short subject]. - Send it to Anton.
antonbranlin@gmail.com. One optional receipt may be sent; no routine final-copy approval loop follows.
What not to send
Do not send government identification numbers, payment-card data, private medical records, exact home addresses, confidential workplace records, explicit material involving minors, or material you do not own or have authority to share. Remove unnecessary identifying details about customers, coworkers, relatives, and other third parties.
Privacy
Formal submissions create contractual and editorial records that may be retained long-term to document ownership and use. Read the Community Submission Privacy Notice before sending.
No form, no formal submission. An email received without the signed agreement is treated as ordinary correspondence and will not be used as a Community Special or fictional adaptation.