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Writing Creative Nonfiction: Instruction...
The contributors (Annie Dillard, Phillip Lopate,
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Be sure to find the link at bottom of page to take you to many more calls for submissions
CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE BRIDE'S SOUL
(http://www.bridesoul.com)
is seeking stories ranging from near-perfect proposals to weddings that almost
didn't happen, from time-honored
traditions to powerful moments of healing. The upcoming book also will include
stories of couples adjusting to married life to embracing how they kept their
love alive year to
year.
WRITING CONTEST!
Shoshana Lepon and Targum Press want to hear about the challenges you have
faced in life and what you have gained from your experiences. High-level
writing a must! Any style, any subject, any length.
$250.00 for each of the 3 winning entries. All submissions will be
considered for publication in Shoshana Lepon's new anthology: Little (&
Big) Lessons of Life. 3 free copies to all authors published.
Opportunity to work with motivational writing coach and experienced editor!
Good exposure! Author's bios included!
No Entry Fee! Deadline: April 25, 2003. Please email all submissions to:
lepon@zahav.net.il
SIMPLE PLEASURES OF FRIENDSHIP
has extended their deadline.
Looking for stories from 200-500 words for a book entitled
SIMPLE PLEASURES OF FRIENDSHIP, part of the SIMPLE PLEASURES series. NO POETRY. If your story is chosen, you will receive
$25, a free copy of the book, and an author's credit. The book will be published in Fall 2003. Email Susannah Seton at
edconari@aol.com. Deadline Feb. 15, 2002.
Guidelines
1. Please be sure to include your name and contact information (email, phone, and address) at the top of the story. If you want to use a pen name as your author's credit, indicate that, but we must have your real name for permissions.
2. Please proofread for typos, grammar, etc. and include in the body of the email. No attachments!
3. By your submission, you are giving me the right to edit
and publish your work in SIMPLE PLEASURES OF FRIENDSHIP. All
other rights to the piece remain with you.
4. If your story is chosen, you will be contacted
by March 15, 2003.
ODES TO MARCH POETRY COMPETITION FOR
CHRISTIAN POETS
http://www.snowfaux.com/rules.htm
The 8th Annual PARSEC/CONFLUENCE SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY
SHORT STORY CONTEST
http://trfn.clpgh.org/parsec/conflu/contest.html
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NO ENTRY FEE
STORIES NEEDED ABOUT PETS, THEIR OWNERS AND THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THEM.
I am currently working on an anthology of short stories detailing the complex
relationships between owners and their pets. Can be any animal, from a chicken
to a pig to a cow, but should show a moral -- teach a lesson, as it were.
The anthology is designed to teach without lecturing, tell without telling,
educate by giving examples. Endings may be happy or tear-jerkers, but all must
instill in the reader a small gasp, a small "I never realized that!" so they may
grow in their relationships to their animals, and so animals may suffer less in
the hands of their owners, even though the owners' intentions are well-meant.
Stories may run between 500 and 2,000 words, and each should be followed by the
author's name, address, email (for my purposes only), plus an author's bio of
50-75 words.
Send your contributions via email to me at avisann@wzrd.net by March 1.
2003 WRITERS' CONTEST!
Obadiah Press
Write a 1,000 to 2,000 word original article or essay based on the theme "Hope" and you could win $5000*. Enter before December 31, 2003!
The Prizes:
Two Grand Prize Winners of $500 to $5,000.00 each *
50 Winners will have their winning entry published in our Hope Anthology (the second in our series—the first book in the series is the Faith Anthology), will receive a FREE copy of the Hope Anthology hot off the presses, and can purchase an unlimited number of additional copies of the Hope Anthology at 50% off.
The Contest:
Write a 1,000 to 2,000 word original article or essay based on the theme "Hope." Entrants can contribute essays about a situation that seemed impossible but during which they clung to that last remaining shred of hope, a person who exemplifies the spirit of hope despite being faced with obstacles, a circumstance when all seemed lost and yet hope prevailed, or an article about how hope got someone through an overwhelming challenge—whatever idea comes to mind when you think of "Hope."
All entries must be previously unpublished.
Entries are currently being accepted.
Submission cut-off date is December 31, 2003. No entries will be accepted after the cutoff date. PLEASE don’t wait until the last minute to send in your entries! Enter now while you’re thinking of it and save yourself the express mail postage expense.
Hints:
Move us with your words. Make us feel what you are feeling. Touch our hearts and souls.
Don’t ramble. Just tell the story.
Follow ALL directions EXACTLY.
The Rules:
Full legal name
Pen name (if applicable)
Street Address
City, State or Province, and Postal Code
Country
Daytime Phone
Evening Phone
Email address (if applicable)
On the backside of the 3 x 5" card or paper, please include a brief bio (up to 40 words) for inclusion with your story if it is selected for publication.
607 N. Cleveland Street
Merrill, WI 54452
Caregiver anthology
Chicken Soup for the Caregiver's Soul deadline extended!
http://www.LeAnnThieman.com
ChickenSoup@LeAnnThieman.com.
Over 54 million Americans help care for ailing family members or friends. Millions more selflessly minister to people in daycare, emergency, and community services. While often rewarding, this benevolent care-giving requires tremendous emotional, physical, and spiritual strength. That's why we are creating Chicken Soup for the Caregiver's Soul, 101 Stories to Uplift, Honor, and Support the Caregiver. Please share your inspirational, true stories, 1200 words or less,
to help us care for those who lovingly care for others. For each story selected, a 50-word biography will be included about the author and $300 will be paid. The submission deadline has been extended to March 31, 2003. For guidelines
see http://www.LeAnnThieman.com or send stories with your name, address and phone number to ChickenSoup@LeAnnThieman.com.
Grandparent anthology:
Do you have fond memories of a grandparent?
Independent editor Lollie Ragana is looking for poetry and nonfiction prose
for possible inclusion in an anthology celebrating this special relationship.
Forward your submission of no more than 1200 words to
LollieRagana@a...
Deadline is Saturday, February 1, 2003
Annie Dillard Award for Creative Nonfiction
1st Prize $1,000
Final Judge: Kim Barnes
First place winner will be published in Bellingham Review. Second and third
place winners and finalists may be considered for publication.
Submission Guidelines
1. Entry Fees:
$15 for the first entry (one nonfiction work, one short story, or up to three
poems).
Each additional entry, including each additional poem, is $10.
Please make checks payable to:
The Western Foundation/Bellingham Review.
Everyone entering the competition will receive a complimentary two-issue
subscription to Bellingham Review.
2. Deadline: Submissions must be postmarked between December 1, 2002, and March
15, 2003.
3. For each entry, submit the following:
3" x 5" index card stating the title of the work, the category (fiction,
creative nonfiction, poetry), the author's name, phone number, address and
email.
A check made out to The Western Foundation/Bellingham Review.
A self-addressed stamped envelope for announcement of winners. The author's
name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript.
4. Maximum length for prose is 8,000 words. Poems within a series of poems will
each be treated as a separate entry.
5. No previously published works, or works accepted for publication, are
eligible. Work may be under consideration elsewhere, but must be withdrawn from
the competition if accepted for publication.
6. Send entries to:
Annie Dillard Award for Creative Nonfiction
Bellingham Review
Mail Stop 9053
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA 98225
7. Manuscripts will not be returned. Winners will be announced by August, 2003
Tobias Wolff Award for Fiction
1st Prize $1,000
Final Judge: Rebecca Brown
First place winner will be published in Bellingham Review. Second and third
place winners and finalists may be considered for publication.
Submission Guidelines
1. Entry Fees:
$15 for the first entry (one nonfiction work, one short story, or up to three
poems).
Each additional entry, including each additional poem, is $10.
Please make checks payable to:
The Western Foundation/Bellingham Review.
Everyone entering the competition will receive a complimentary two-issue
subscription to Bellingham Review.
2. Deadline: Submissions must be postmarked between December 1, 2002, and March
15, 2003.
3. For each entry, submit the following:
3" x 5" index card stating the title of the work, the category (fiction,
creative nonfiction, poetry), the author's name, phone number, address and
email.
A check made out to The Western Foundation/Bellingham Review.
A self-addressed stamped envelope for announcement of winners. The author's name
must not appear anywhere on the manuscript.
4. Maximum length for prose is 8,000 words. Poems within a series of poems will
each be treated as a separate entry.
5. No previously published works, or works accepted for publication, are
eligible. Work may be under consideration elsewhere, but must be withdrawn from
the competition if accepted for publication.
6. Send entries to:
Tobias Wolff Award for Fiction
Bellingham Review
Mail Stop 9053
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA 98225
7. Manuscripts will not be returned. Winners will be announced by August, 2003.
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