Nimrod International Journal of Prose and Poetry will host its annual Conference for Readers and Writers at The University of Tulsa on October 20th, 2018. … Read More “Nimrod Conference for Readers and Writers”
Autumn, or fall, marks the transition from summer to wrinter and is experienced at different timems of the year depending on geographical location and cultural … Read More ““Autumn” International Call for Artists and Writers by ArtAscent – Deadline August 31, 2018″
– Write 250 words (max.) of prose including the sentence “She/he has/had to find the door…” anywhere within the story, – Add #MicroDoor tag either … Read More “Sweek Flash Fiction Competition: #MicroDoor”
– Write 250 words (max.) of prose including the sentence “She/he has/had to find the door…” anywhere within the story, – Add #MicroDoor tag either … Read More “Sweek Flash Fiction Competition: #MicroDoor”
Welcome to Eyelands Book Awards, an international competition for both published and unpublished books, organized by Eyelands Literary Magazine in collaboration with Strange Days Publications. … Read More “Eyelands Book Awards”
– Open topic as long as the main characters represent the LGBTQ+ community, – 5,000 words max. (can be less!) of prose or poetry, – … Read More “Pride Month 2018: LGBTQ+ #SweekPride Writing Contest”
Stories change us. Stories determine how we see the world. Stories change the world. That’s why this contest has only one category—the story. Whether you … Read More “Stories That Need to Be Told”
Summer seems like the right time to write short. Show us your very best work in any genre, fiction or nonfiction. The catch? We’ll only … Read More “The Writer Summer Flash Contest 2018”
– Write 250 words (max.) of prose including the word “day” anywhere within the story, – Add #MicroDay tag either in the main title of … Read More “Sweek Flash Fiction Competition: #MicroDay”
For this writing award, any genre or theme of short story is accepted. All applicants should submit their original unpublished work of short fiction or … Read More “ServiceScape Short Story Award”
Working on a book for young readers? Here’s what not to do. Read More “5 terrible, horrible, no good, very bad children’s book mistakes”
Fully developing the setting of your work can lead to richer characters and deeper plotlines. Read More “Beyond the backdrop: Mastering setting in fiction”
All writers will receive rejection letters, but all “no’s” are not equal. Read More “Ranking rejection”
