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Showing posts with label contests. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Literative Writing Contests

"We believe that everyone has the potential to write an amazing story. Unfortunately, life can sometimes get in the way. That’s why our writing prompt contests hope to inspire you to explore new ways of creating a good story by offering challenging writing prompts, skills-based contests, and educational resources for writers of all interests and abilities."


Tuesday, May 1, 2018

Contests, Call For Submissions, Conferences?


@WritersRelief

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Skrawl


"Skrawl is a competitive & collaborative 
reading
writing, & 
publishing platform."




Monday, September 15, 2014

Shelf Unbound Writing Competition For Best Independently Published Book

Entry deadline is midnight on October 1, 2014.

The competition is sponsored by Bowker and Blurb.
"Any independently published book in any genre is eligible for entry. Entry fee is $40 per book. The winning entry will be selected by the editors of Shelf Unbound magazine."

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Sips Card Summer Submission Deadline June 7th

Sips Card's Summer issue submission deadline is June 7th, 2013.

What are Sips Cards? 

Just "stories that last as long as your cup of coffee."


Thursday, February 28, 2013

Sips Card Spring 2013 Deadline March 8

From their website:

Who does Sips Card do?

Sips Card puts short fiction and poetry into local coffee shop venues around the country (and in Scotland). We are a publication run by artists, for artists. Each card contains a QR code, loaded with a short story, or set of poems, from a writer meant to last as long as a cup of coffee. The cards include the issue’s author, story title, and website/e-mail.
What is a Sips Card?
- A business card linked to media. This media is free and accessible with a barcode reader on any smart-type device for your personal enjoyment.
What is a QR Code?
A QR code is a square barcode that can be scanned by a variety of devices to access free media that has been assigned to the unique code.
Devices that scan QR codes
-Smartphone
-iPods and iPads equipped with cameras
Barcode scanning software
-KaywaReader is free to download and install on your device. Click HERE to download the reader and be sure to rate their reader in the app store.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Winner Takes $55 Writing 55 Words Or Less

Austin Briggs sponsors the 55 Words Or Less Flash Fiction contest.

He explains the contest:

"Join us and write in a new flash fiction topic while competing for votes from your peers. Bring your very best brief work here – you’ll garner feedback, acknowledgment, and even acclaim from others. If you’re brilliant, you’ll sure get quality traffic to your website, and sell more books.
Each month, you can also WIN 55 Dollars from my personal treasure chest, payable to your Paypal email address.
 
The judgement criteria:
  • How awesome your story is in my view
  • Helped (but not defined) by voting from other readers
We’re here to help, to encourage, and to enjoy friendly competition with other writers. Vote for the stories your peers have written and give them your ideas on how to improve their writing style, their plot twists, and their characters.
Here, everyone gets to be a part of creating brilliant fiction in a supportive community of peers – all of whom love a good story as much as you do.
Join the community and bring your best writing to the game.
All rights remain with the author, even for the winning entries. I don’t intend to ever claim any rights for the flash fiction stories published here.

The rules are simple:
  1. Fifty-five words or less (non-negotiable), excluding the title.
  2. A setting
  3. One or more characters
  4. Some conflict
  5. A resolution (Not limited to moral of the story).
  6. The title is not part of the overall word count, but it can’t exceed seven words."

http://austinbriggs.com/flash-stories/about-this-contest/

Monday, October 1, 2012

Fanstory.com - an Effective Tool for Writers?

A member of the Yahoo! Contributor Network wrote an article about Fanstory, answering the question if it is an effective tool for writers.

After reading the article, be sure to read the comments. Some are pro Fanstory, some are con Fanstory, and some are neither.

Fanstory

"Share your writing, get helpful feedback, and participate in up to 50 writing contests every month."

http://fanstory.com/index.jsp