Blurred Genres Flash Contest
Invisible City’s Blurred Genres Flash Contest, judged by Lynn Steger Strong, is open for free submissions March 1 through 31. $500 to first place, $200 … Read More “Blurred Genres Flash Contest”
Invisible City’s Blurred Genres Flash Contest, judged by Lynn Steger Strong, is open for free submissions March 1 through 31. $500 to first place, $200 … Read More “Blurred Genres Flash Contest”
The “Changing American South” invites writers to reconsider Southern identity, their own or that of others. The work may be in any genre: fiction or … Read More “The Changing American South”
Share an Acrostic to enter this poetry contest. What’s that? That’s a poem where the first letter of each line spells out a word. See … Read More “Acrostic Poetry Contest”
Authors and artists eligible. Sunspot Lit’s Geminga contest honors the power of the small. No restrictions on theme or category. $250 cash, publication for the … Read More “Geminga: $250 for Tiny Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, or Art”
Write a free form poem. That’s a poem without any structure or specific rules. Be creative and share a poem of your creation. Topic is … Read More “Free Form Poetry Contest”
Write a poem that has the following syllable count. The first line has five syllables. Second line has seven. Final line has five again. Write … Read More “5-7-5 Poetry Contest”
The Phare is an online literary magazine which publishes work from seasoned and emerging writers. We’re looking for submissions of: Poetry: 40 lines Flash Fiction: … Read More “The Phare – WriteWords”
The competition is organised by Wasafiri, a quarterly British literary magazine. The prize is judged in three categories: Fiction, Poetry, and Life Writing. This year, … Read More “Queen Mary Wasafiri New Writing Prize”
Flash 405 is Exposition Review’s multi-genre flash competition, awarding prizes and online publication to the winners! The contest runs every other month during our “off” … Read More “Flash 405”
Calling all aspiring and established writers and poets! Would you like to be featured in a unique art and literature publication? What do you see … Read More “The Face Project”