Submit your story of up to 2,000 words to compete against writers from all over the country between 08/01/2022 at midnight EDT and 08/31/2022 at … Read More “The Writerwerx University 2022 Short Story Contest”
Sometimes, the right story at the right moment can give us the courage we need to overcome adversity. And when that story doesn’t already exist, … Read More “The Story I Needed To Have Read”
Now in our 17th year in service, this writing competition is international and open to anyone who loves writing stories that are worth telling everyone! … Read More “Dream Quest One Writing Contest – Summer 2022”
The Mind & Spirit Book Awards categories are: Enlightenment Motivational/Self Help Spirituality Mindfulness Well-Being Meditation Energy Other
The I & I Book Awards Categories are: Travel Guides Enlightenment The Arts & Music Arts and Crafts: How To Pets and The Animal World … Read More “The I & I Book Awards ~ Instructional and Insightful Non-Fiction”
The Harvey Chute Book Awards Categories are: Motivational How To – Guidance Strategy Technology Guides Social Media Finance Investing & Money Communications Marketing Business Economics
The purpose of the Human Relations Indie Book Awards is to recognize indie authors who have written books with a human relations focus related to … Read More “Human Relations Indie Book Awards”
Give us a glimpse of something that reveals the abundance of this big, beautiful, unexpected life that we’ve got. Create never-ending possibilities in a complex, … Read More “Tadpole Press 100 Word Writing Contest”
Bay Path’s no-residency MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing is designed to help aspiring writers turn their personal stories into publishable prose by connecting them with … Read More “Bay Path University”
February 2023 Calls for Submissions These are the writing opportunities and contests that caught our eye and are published in the February issue of The … Read More “Opportunities for Writers: February 2023 Calls for Submissions”
The key to writing a great YA series (or MG series) is knowing your characters and plotlines inside and out – while giving yourself the flexibility to modify things when needed. Here are four things to live by when writing a series, based on tips from middle grade and young adult authors who have been there. Read More “Consistency across your YA series”
By most accounts, there are more than five senses. Some experts say there are seven, some as many as 20. But narrowing in on at least the five classical senses can lend a much-needed “sense” of detail to your writing. Here are five prompts for each of those five classic senses. Read More “25 Sensory Writing Prompts to Improve Detail & Description”
