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The Writers Life website has a list of 29 free writing contests including both fiction and nonfiction categories.
Funds for Writers also has a list if you are looking for ways to support your pursuit of writing.
Aerogramme Writers' Studio, Guide to Short Story Contests in 2018
The Writers Life website has a list of 29 free writing contests including both fiction and nonfiction categories.
Funds for Writers also has a list if you are looking for ways to support your pursuit of writing.
Aerogramme Writers' Studio, Guide to Short Story Contests in 2018
Entry Fee: Free (donations accepted) Website: publicpoetry.submittable.com Prizes: 1st prize: Publication in a print anthology, and a possible cash prize. Donations of any amount to Public Poetry are requested to create the prize pool and cover publication, all donations go towards the prize. See the website for details on how to donate. No donation is required to enter. Guidelines: See website for full guidelines. Submissions via Submittable. Non-members of Public Poetry can submit one poem, members can submit two poems. All poems should be no more than 40 lines, not including the title.
Entry Fee: Free Website: insecurewriterssupportgroup.com/p/the-2019-annual-iwsg-anthology-contest.html Prizes: 1st prize: Winning work will be edited and published in the IWSG Annual Anthology by Freedom Fox Press. The winning story will have the honor of titling the Anthology. Authors will receive royalties on sales of books sold both in print and as eBooks. Guidelines: See website for complete guidelines. Send your 4500-6000 word story, Genre: Science Fiction, Theme: Dark Matter. Formatting requirements must be followed.
Entry Fee: Free Website: culturalweekly.com/the-poetry-contest-is-open-2020 Prizes: 3 Winners receive $200.00 each & publication, 6 Finalists receive $50.00 each & publication Guidelines: See website submission page for complete rules and guidelines. Submit up to two unpublished poems on any subject. (Online publication counts.) Follow the guidelines.
Location: Online via Zoom, Writer's Police Academy, Sirchie Headquarters, Raleigh, North Carolina. For the first time, you'll attend this east coast con from the comfort of your home. Date: August 06-07, 2020 Website: writerspoliceacademy.com Cost: $395.00 for conference. Registration remains open until all spaces are filled up. About: This annual event is an exciting experience for mystery and murder writers of all genres. The conference connects writers and the world's top homicide investigators. From fingerprint exams to body decomposition, to insect and blood evidence information, writers will learn from the best authorities in the world to achieve reality in their work. It includes breakout sessions for in-depth study. |
The Literary Nest: The Literary Nest is a locally produced online
literary magazine. They now have a weekly contest, poetry or flash. Check the weekly prompt and submit one poem or one piece of flash fiction in the body of an email to theliterarynest@gmail.com Check this as well as literary and visual art submission guidelines at https://theliterarynest.com/submissions/ Below are a few Facebook Groups and Pages of interest to writers: Facebook Groups: Writers Post Call for Submissions; Nation- al Association of Memoir Writers: National Poetry Month Facebook Pages: WOW! Women On Writing; Smart Author Podcast (with Mark Coker); Poetry Center San José; Poets & Writers; The Academy of American Poets; Winning Writers; The Writer’s Circle; The Writer Magazine; Children’s Writer’s & Illustrator’s Market; Freedom With Writing; Authors Pub- lish; Writer Beware. Sites that list contests: Freedom With Writing. https://www.freedomwithwriting.com/freedom/uncategorized/19-free-writing-contests-with-cash-prizes-up- to-10000/ Writers Post Call For Submissions. https://www.facebook.com/groups/58414389316/?fref=nf Poets & Writers. www.pw.org/grants The Writer Magazine. https://www.writermag.com/writing-resources/contests/ |