PRISM international. PRISM has four recurring contests: our annual Creative Non-fiction contest, The Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize, The Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction and The Grouse Grind Prize for V.
Short Forms. Each contest is open to all writers, international and Canadian. For contest details visit the respective contest pages. Contest winners will be published at the discretion of PRISM’s editors. All other entries will be considered for publication as regular submissions (for the possibility of publication in other issues of PRISM). Aerogramme Writers' Studio$20,000 for a 100 Word Story: The Museum of Words Flash Fiction Contest. The Cesar Egido Serrano Foundation’s fourth ‘Museum of Words’ international flash fiction contest is now accepting entries.
The competition is for very short fiction pieces of up to a maximum of 100 words. The winner will receive a prize of $20,000, with three runners-up each receiving $2000. This contest is open to writers from all countries and entries are accepted in four languages: English, Spanish, Arabic and Hebrew. The slogan for the 2014 contest is ‘Mandela: Words and Concord’ but there are no subject or genre restrictions. All stories entered must be original and unpublished. With such a generous prize on offer, the contest is extremely competitive. The Cesar Egido Serrano Foundation is based in Spain and is a private, not-for-profit foundation.
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The deadline dates given below apply every year, so there’s always a contest just around the corner. All entries will be considered for publication. The current reading fee for all contest entries is US $10.00, and there are discounts for multiple entries. Make sure to read the guidelines below for detailed information — some deadlines are changed periodically.
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The Lascaux Prize in Flash Fiction The Lascaux Prize in Flash Fiction is presently open for submissions. Stories may be previously published or unpublished, and simultaneous submissions are accepted. The winner receives $1,000 and publication in The Lascaux Review. The winner and all finalists will be published in The 2016 Lascaux Prize Anthology. Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art -
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StoryShelter is putting together our first book of short personal stories called I Am Here. The Diana Woods Memorial Award - Lunch Ticket. Diana Woods About the award Lunch Ticket is honored to serve as the host for the Diana Woods Memorial Award in Creative Nonfiction.
Author Diana Woods exuded unwavering intellectual curiosity, pursuing and receiving secondary degrees in law, social work, political science, and most recently, creative writing. She received her Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree in creative writing from Antioch University Los Angeles in 2011 at the age of 70. Diana was born on May 31, 1941 in Long Beach, California and passed on November 2, 2012 at the age of 71 from a recurrent battle with ovarian cancer. The Diana Woods Memorial (DWM) Award in creative nonfiction was established in Diana’s memory by her family, friends, and the Antioch University Los Angeles MFA community.
Twice each year an author of a work of creative nonfiction will be selected for the DWM award by the Woods family, a member of the AULA MFA faculty in creative nonfiction, and a special guest judge. How to Submit Our Policy. Very Short Fiction Award. The Bevel Summers Prize for the Short Short Story. Short-Story Award for New Writers. Submit — roving brooklyn. 25 (More) Publication Opportunities for Emerging Writers. Submit to The Baltimore Review. Please review the editors' preferences and tips to writers.
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We appreciate the opportunity to read your work. From more than two thousand submissions, guest judge Anthony Marra honored the following stories. First Prize:“Seeing Diane Arbus” by Lindsay Zibach (Los Angeles, CA) This story brought to mind the last lines of Denis Johnson’s Jesus’ Son: “All these weirdos, and me getting a little better every day right in the midst of them. I had never known, never even imagined for a heartbeat, that there might be a place for people like us.” —Anthony Marra Second Prize:“Permaculture” by Shay Azoulay (Tel Aviv, Israel) The Greensboro Review: Contest. Yearly Postmark Deadline of September 15. Winners of the Fiction and Poetry Prizes will each receive a $1000 cash award and publication in The Greensboro Review. 1 Entries must be previously unpublished and will not be returned. We do accept simultaneous submissions. Please let us know if your work is accepted elsewhere. Contests. Each year, Boston Review runs competitions in poetry and fiction.
We also partner with the Unterberg Poetry Center/92nd Street Y to publish the winner of the annual “Discovery”/Boston Review poetry contest. We strongly encourage online submissions for our poetry and short story contests, with payment via credit card. Contestants also may submit entries via postal mail but will not receive acknowledgement of successful submission. Howard Frank Mosher Short Fiction Prize. What is the Howard Frank Mosher Short Fiction Prize? An annual contest for short fiction. A chance for your fiction to be read by Hunger Mountain editors and guest judges! Strange Horizons Fiction Submission Guidelines. Last significant content update: 18 January 2013 Fiction editors: Brit Mandelo Julia Rios An Owomoyela Guidelines at a Glance. The Lost & Found Show. Publishing Genius Submission Manager. Internship Programs. Fiction Submissions - Carve Magazine. Find Creative Writing Contests, Poetry Contests & Grants.
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