WiseGEEK: clear answers for common questions. Science In My Fiction » CONTEST! July 3rd, 2010 by bartleib The finalists for the Science in My Fiction contest have been selected. The 10 stories have had the authors’ names removed, and have been sent to the judges. We have not contacted the 10 authors yet, nor have we announced their names or the titles of the 10 finalists. This is primarily so that the finalists don’t go blogging about being finalists in places where the judges might notice. I will mention that, completely unintentionally, we ended up with 5 finalists from male authors, and 5 from female authors. The results of the judges’ voting will be announced on or before July 23. The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - Short Story Submission Guidelines on WordHustler. WRITING CONTESTS. Serving writers, literary agents, and publishers since 1976 www.manuscriptediting.com (Some hyperlinks open new windows) $100 Teen Writing Contest.
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Adventure Writers Competition. Albedo One -Ireland's magazine of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. American Poets Society Annual Essay Contest on Ayn Rand’s Novel Atlas Shrugged Essay Annual Annual Essay Contest on Ayn Rand’s Novel The Fountainhead Essay Annual Apex Awards for Excellence in Publication. Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror Market Listings. Write a Book « Support — WordPress.com. A blog is, essentially, a reverse chronological publishing tool. There are ways to use a blog to post long-form pieces in chapters, however, though it will require a bit of work. Following these steps will produce chapters, and a front page with links to each chapter. Create a new page from Pages → Add New called Index.Create a new page from Pages → Add New called Chapters.Go to Settings → Reading.
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