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Fourth Genre is currently seeking the best creative nonfiction essay/memoir for its annual Editor's Prize.

Annual Editors' Prize

Details: http://msupress.msu.edu/journals/fg/index.php?Page=prize

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Fourth Genre is currently seeking the best creative nonfiction essay/memoir for its Fourth Annual Editors' Prize. Authors of previously unpublished manuscripts in English are encouraged to enter.

The First Prize winner will receive $1,000 and publication in an upcoming issue of Fourth Genre. The Runner-Up essay will be considered for publication.

Reading Period: January 5 - February 28, 2010.

Entry Fee: $15 for each submission

(Fourth Genre sample copy included).

Make checks payable to Michigan State University Press.

6,000 Word Maximum

Double-spaced, bound with clip.

Include SASE and cover letter with name, address,

phone number, e-mail address, essay title, and approximate word count.
 

Entry must be previously unpublished.

All submissions will be considered individually for publication.

Simultaneous submissions accepted; notice required if work accepted elsewhere.
 

Manuscripts will not be returned; all will be recycled.
 

Do not send corrections. Winners may make changes after notification.

 

Direct all inquiries to genre4@msu.edu. Do not send inquiries to journals@msu.edu.

Send completed manuscript to:

Fourth Genre Editors' Prize
Department of Writing, Rhetoric & American Cultures
Michigan State University
285 Bessey Hall
East Lansing, MI 48824-1033

Do not send to MSU Press.

American Short Fiction  annual Short Story Contest

Details: http://www.americanshortfiction.org/contest

Prizes and Judge
First Prize receives $1,000 and publication.
Second Prize receives $500.
Final Judge: Rick Moody, author of Purple America, Demonology, The Ice Storm, and, most recently, Right Livelihoods

Deadline
The contest is open from September 15 through December 8. Entries must be submitted by December 8, 2009. All entries will be considered for publication.
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* All entries must be unpublished and 6,000 words or less. Please type and double-space.
* The contest entry fee is $20. You may submit only one story per entry, but you can enter as many times as you like. Before submitting a story, entrants should pay the $20 entry fee through our publisher's secure online store (http://store.badgerdog.org). Entries submitted without a fee will not be considered for the contest.
* The $20 fee entitles the entrant to a copy of the contest issue.
* All entries should be uploaded to the American Short Fiction Submission Manager.
* Winners will be announced on March 31, 2010. Emails with details will be sent to all contestants.
* We comply with the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP) Code of Ethics.


 

 

Chicken Soup for the Soul® has many new books in development

Christmas and Holidays - Ho Ho Ho
We love the holidays! They are a magical time of the year; a time of family, friends and traditions. They can bring special joy and unexpected blessings into our lives. Please share your Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanzaa stories with us... stories that will touch the souls and warm the hearts of our readers. The deadline date for story submissions is January 15, 2010.

Devotionals for Mothers
Being a mom is one of the most challenging -- and yet rewarding --jobs a woman can have. With God on your parenting team, the burdens are lighter and the rewards are sweeter. If you have a brief true story (up to 600 words) that shows God’s presence during a parenting moment, please share it along with an applicable Bible verse and a 2-3 sentence prayer. You will receive ten free copies of the book and $100 for each published devotion. The deadline date for submissions is February 28, 2010.

Dieting and Fitness
Eat less - exercise more! We have all heard these simple words but, in reality, dieting and staying fit require a lot of work. Tell us about your commitment to health and fitness. What changes did you make in your eating habits? What kind of an exercise program did you follow that made the difference? Were you still able to treat yourself to that occasional delicious piece of chocolate cake and stay in shape? The true stories in this book will inspire you, make you laugh, touch your heart, and let you know that you can do it! The deadline date for story submissions is
January 31, 2010.

Family Matters
Do you have a great story about a wacky or dysfunctional family member? We know you love them, but it's still great fun to read about all those crazy relatives and compare them to ours. Chicken Soup for the Soul: All in the Family has been a big hit, so let's do it again. Send us your stories, funny or serious. Submit under your real name, but rest assured we expect most of you to use pen names for publication and change the names of family members to protect the innocent (or guilty!). The deadline date for story submissions is
February 28, 2010.

Grandmothers
Everyone has a great story about the unconditional love between grandmothers and their grandchildren. We are looking for wonderful stories celebrating grandmothers and grandchildren, written by grandmothers about being a grandmother, and by grandchildren about their grandmothers. Stories about stepgrandmothers and honorary grandmothers are welcomed also. We are not looking for stories from children so please save those for a future book. The deadline date for story submissions is March 31, 2010.

Grieving and Recovery
Grieving is a difficult process that those who have lost a loved one must go through in order to get to the recovery phase. This important collection of stories will be like a support group that will offer comfort and understanding and show you that, no matter how devastating your loss is, you are not alone. You can get through the process and, with time, you will regain your strength and move forward with your life. The deadline date for story submissions is March 31, 2010.

Grieving and Recovery for Cat Owners
We all know that we will probably outlive our cats, but that doesn't change our grief when we lose them. This book will help cat owners deal with their loss. We would also like stories about aging cats and getting a new cat after losing a previous cat. Please submit stories about the whole cycle of pet loss -- the aging of your cat, the loss, and the recovery (i.e. new kitten). The deadline date for story submissions is March 31, 2010.

Grieving and Recovery for Dog Owners
We all know that we will probably outlive our dogs, but that doesn't change our grief when we lose them. This book will help dog owners deal with their loss. We would also like stories about aging dogs and getting a new dog after losing a previous dog. Please submit stories about the whole cycle of pet loss -- the aging of your dog, the loss, and the recovery (i.e. new puppy). The deadline date for story submissions is March 31, 2010.

Mothers and Daughters
Mothers and daughters… they are, at the same time, very similar and also completely unique. Mothers show daughters who they will become. Daughters live out mothers’ dreams. Through birth, childhood, teen years, adulthood, grandchildren, aging, and every step in between, this relationship can be the best, the hardest, and the sweetest. The deadline date for story submissions is December 31, 2009.

New Moms
Becoming a new mom is the most amazing experience, unique and unlike any other. From the moment that baby is placed in your arms, there is an incredible feeling only a new mother can know. This book celebrates the physical, emotional, and spiritual experience of having a child and creating a family. We are looking for heartwarming, insightful, and humorous stories about raising babies and toddlers that share with our readers the wonders of early motherhood. The deadline for story submissions is
February 28, 2010.

Preteens
The preteen years – those years from nine to twelve can be rough from both a physical and emotional perspective. You are not a kid anymore but you are not yet a teen. There are so many issues to deal with and sometimes it feels like you are all alone. You are not! The stories in this book – almost all of them written by preteens just like you – will prove that to you. We are looking for stories that will inspire you, make you laugh, make you think and let you know that life is not as bad as it might seem. The deadline date for story submissions is June 30, 2010.

Teens
A completely new book on one of our most requested topics – TEENS. The stories in this book, written almost entirely by teens, will be stories that you will want to read again and again. They will serve as your guide on topics such as the daily pressures of life, love, school, friendships, parents and much more. We are looking for stories that will encourage you, inspire you, make you laugh, make you cry and show you that, as tough as things can get, you are not alone. The deadline date for story submissions is June 30, 2010.



 

   

 

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Tom Howard/John H. Reid Short Story Contest



Welcome to the 16th annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Short Story Contest sponsored by Tom Howard Books. Any type of original short story, essay or other work of prose is eligible. Prizes totaling $5,250 will be awarded, up from $4,000 in the prior year. Click here to read winning entries from the past.

Submission Period
Entries accepted August 15-March 31 (postmark dates). Early submission is encouraged.

What to Submit
Short stories, essays or other works of prose, up to 5,000 words each. There are no restrictions on style or theme. Each entry should be your own original work. You may submit the same work simultaneously to this contest and to others, and you may submit works that have been published or won prizes elsewhere, as long as you own the online publication rights.


Divine Truth Press is currently accepting submissions for its Cancer Anthology with an anticipated release date of October 2010 (Cancer Awareness Month).

Details: http://divinetruthpress.atwc1.com/submissions/cancer-anthology/

We want your true stories about your journey, the journey of a loved one or your secondhand experience as caregiver or medical professional. We want the anger, the despair, the "why me, God?" and the moment you realized, that despite the ravages to your body, the body of the loved one or the person in your professional care... you gained strength from the experience. Tell us about it, keep it real, nothing is taboo. The aim is to strengthen those who've just begun the journey, form a sort of mentorship for those desiring it, devotionals, coping strategies for the pain, recipes that tempt the appetite and anything else that you wish to share.

All work must be submitted via email to info@divinetruthpress.com. Please visit the website for complete guidelines and instructions.

http://divinetruthpress.atwc1.com/submissions/cancer-anthology/
 

 

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Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art


Details: http://www.columbiajournal.org/contests.htm

Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art is now accepting submissions for annual Contests in Poetry, iction, & Nonfiction. Winning entries in each category will be awarded $500 and will be published in Issue 47, due out in the spring All entrants will receive a copy of Columbia.Fiction and nonfiction entrants may submit up to 20 double-spaced pages. Poetry entrants may submit up to five poems.

 

Deadline: Jan 1
Entry fee: $12.00
HOW TO SUBMIT 
Electronic entry only at
http://www.columbiajournal.org/contests.htm

 

 

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Fish Publishing Contest

Details www.fishpublishing.com

The Third Fish International Poetry Prize
and
The Fish One-Page Prize
Open 1st January
the ten years since Fish was started, we have given 150 writers the thrill of seeing their work published in book form. Many of these writers have gone on to make successful careers as authors.
Requires stories of 250 words max on any subject. €1,000 First Prize + €100 each to nine runners up. Top 10 published in Fish 2005 Anthology.

 

BOULEVARD Short Fiction Contest For Emerging Writers

$1,500 and publication in Boulevard awarded to the winning story by a writer who has not yet published a book of fiction, poetry, or creative non-fiction with a nationally distributed press

RULES
  1. All entries must be postmarked by December 31, 2009. Simultaneous submissions are allowed, but previously accepted or published work is ineligible.  Entries will be judged by the editors of Boulevard magazine. Send typed, double-spaced manuscript(s) and SAS post card for acknowledgement of receipt to: Boulevard Emerging Writers Contest, PMB 325, 6614 Clayton Road, Richmond Heights, MO 63117.  No manuscripts will be returned.
  2. Entry fee is $15 for each individual story, with no limit per author.  Entry fee includes a one-year subscription to Boulevard (one per author).  Make check payable to Boulevard.
  3. There is no maximum length.  Author's name, address, and telephone number, in addition to the story's title and "Boulevard Emerging Writers Contest," should appear on page one.  Cover sheets are not necessary.
  4. The winning story will be published in the Spring or Fall issue of Boulevard.
  5. Include a 3 x 5 inch index card with your name, address and title of your submission(s).
  6. These are the complete guidelines.
 

 

Boulevard Magazine
6614 Clayton Rd
Box 325
Richmond Heights, MO 63117



 

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Multigenre Contest NMW

Enter www.writingawards.com or by U.S. Mail or Other Carrier. $4,000 in Prizes, plus publication in NMW and on the Web

 


at www.NewMillenniumWritings.com 

To Enter, Follow these Guidelines:

  1. No restrictions as to style, content or number of submissions. Previously published pieces OK if online or under 5,000 print circulation.
  2. Winners and selected finalists published in the 2008 issue NMW, which you will receive for entering. Winners will also be published online at this web site.
  3. Send any time between now and midnight, January 31, 2009 .
  4. Simultaneous & multiple submissions welcome.
  5. Each Fiction or Nonfiction is a separate entry and should total no more than 6,000 words, except for the Short-Short Fiction Prize, which should total no more than 1,000 words. (Nonfiction includes essays, profiles, memoirs, interviews, creative nonfiction, travel, humor, etc.)
  6. Each Poetry entry may include up to three poems, not to exceed five pages total.
  7. Put name, address, phone, email, and category entered on the first page of each entry.
  8. A $17 reading fee is required for each entry.


 
$1,000 for best Story; $1,000 for best Poem; $1,000 best Nonfiction
(Nonfiction includes humor, memoir, creative
nonfiction, travel, opinion, essay, interview, features, investigative
reporting, etc.)     

Plus, $1,000 for best Short Short Fiction (1,000-word limit)

Winners of NMW Awards
are showcased along with interviews, profiles and tributes to famous writers such as J. D. Salinger, Julia Glass, Shel
Silverstein, Khaled Hosseini (The Kite-Runner), George Garrett, Ken Kesey, John Updike, Lee Smith, Cormac McCarthy, Lucille Clifton, Shelby Foote, Paul West, Norman Mailer, Sharyn McCrumb, William Kennedy, Faulkner, Hemingway, Dickinson, Keats, Percy, Warren and many others. Also, prize-winning stories,poems & articles, humor, graphic arts & writing advice. 200 pages plus.

 

New Delta Review's Matt Clark Prize in Fiction and Poetry.

 This year's contest winners will be published in our special anniversary double issue, celebrating the 150 year history of LSU and the 25th anniversary of the MFA program.

Prize: $250 in each genre and publication in New Delta Review. Finalists will also be considered for publication.

Deadline: January 31st (postmark date)

$10 submission fee includes option to purchase discounted one-year subscription to New Delta Review for an additional $10.

Submit:

• previously unpublished short story or maximum 5 poems

• completed entry form/title page with all contact information (available on our website:http://www.lsu.edu/newdeltareview )

• $10 entry fee

to:

Matt Clark Fiction/Poetry Prize

New Delta Review 
Department of English  
15 Allen Hall 
Louisiana State University 
Baton Rouge, LA 70803-5001

Unlimited submissions are welcome; each submission must be accompanied by $10 fee.

Simultaneous submissions with notification are welcome.

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