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Poetry Contest

 

 

Details: http://harpurpalate.binghamton.edu/miltkessler.html

Milton Kessler--poet and teacher--was a great friend and mentor to students in
Binghamton University's creative writing program. In honor of his dedication to the
development of writers, Harpur Palate is pleased to announce:
The Milton Kessler Memorial Prize for Poetry
The annual winner receives a $500 prize and publication in the winter issue of Harpur Palate

Contest Guidelines
Harpur Palate accepts poems in any style, form, or genre, as long as they are 1) no more than 3 pages and 2) previously unpublished. The entry fee is $15/5 poems and includes a 1-year subscription to Harpur Palate. You may send as many poems as you wish, but no more than 5 poems per envelope/check. Please send checks drawn on a U.S. bank or money orders made out to Harpur Palate. IMPORTANT: Check MUST BE made out to HARPUR PALATE, or we will not be able to process it (or accept your submission)!

All poems entered will be considered for publication in Harpur Palate, and all entrants will receive a copy of the issue in which the winning poem appears. Please include a cover letter with your name, address, phone number, your preferred e-mail address and poem titles. Entrant's name should ONLY appear on the cover letter and should not appear anywhere on the manuscript. Manuscripts cannot be returned, so please only send disposable copies.

Send entries along with a SASE (Self Addressed Stamped Envelope) for contest results to:

Milton Kessler Poetry Contest
Harpur Palate
English Dept.
Binghamton University
Box 6000
Binghamton, NY13902-6000

Contest Submissions Timeline
Opens: July 1
Deadline: November 1

Call for Canadian Manuscripts
 
Details: http://www.radio-canada.ca/prixlitteraires/english/index.shtml
Canadian citizens, whether living in Canada or abroad, and permanent residents of Canada are eligible to enter. Some exclusions: see site.

All entries must be original and unpublished works. Entries must be written in English or French. All entries must fall within one of the following categories and be within the specified word count:

bulletShort Story (2000 - 2500 words)*
bulletCreative nonfiction (2000 - 2500 words)*
bulletPoetry (1500 - 2500 words)*
 

*Texts above or below the specified word count are automatically disqualified.

Deadline: November 1.

 

A Call for Submissions for CRAB ORCHARD REVIEW

CRAB ORCHARD REVIEW is published twice per year, under the auspices of the Department of English at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and with partial funding from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. We consider submissions for our Winter/Spring issue (always a general issue) from February 1 through April 30. From August 1 through October 31, we only consider submissions for our Summer/Fall special issue (check our Call for Submissions Page for information on the upcoming special issue). Both deadlines are postmark deadlines. It is never necessary to Express Mail, Fedex, or UPS any submission to CRAB ORCHARD REVIEW.

June Cotner Anthologies


Details: http://www.junecotner.com/jccallsub.html



CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Submissions are used on a non-exclusive basis: You retain all rights. Please see bottom of section for terms. 

EVERYDAY INSPIRATION™ Series I’m creating a gift book series that will function as an extended greeting card. One mini-book, Because I Love You, Mom, will celebrate mothers; one will celebrate grandmothers; another will celebrate the bond between sisters; and the last one will celebrate the bond between friends. Your submissions should be short (ideally 12 lines or less) because the book will have a small trim size. The submissions need to be both universal enough to appeal to someone other than your own relative or friend and specific enough that the recipient feels the piece was written for her or him. Your words should help nurture a strong bond between the buyer and the recipient of the book. Please mark the lower left-hand corner of your envelope, "Mothers," "Grandmothers," "Sisters," or "Friends." Submission date is open.      


Submit your story in RTF format, no headers or footers, 12-pt. Arial or Times New Roman, double-spaced, with your name and contact information along with the approximate word count at the top of the page. Submit by email as an attachment to belief@honeylocustpress.com  In your cover email, include your last three publishing credits, if any, as well as your preference for author compensation
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College Student Travel Writing Contest: TransitionsAbroad.com



Details: www.transitionsabroad.com/information/writers/writers.shtml


Transitions Abroad Magazine and TransitionsAbroad.com cohost an annual student writers contest for all currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students, students who have graduated within the past year, and students currently on leave from school are eligible. The winning submission will be awarded $200 and the second place winner will be awarded $100. Both winning pieces will be published in Transitions Abroad Magazine's Spring Student Guide to Studying, Volunteering, and
Working Overseas and on TransitionsAbroad.com.

The title "Transitions" is meant to suggest the changes in perception.

 


 

To the Lighthouse Poetry Publication Prize

Award: $1000 and publication of collection by Red Hen Press

Deadline: Aug. 31, 2010 postmark

Page limit: 48 to 96 pages

Fee: $20 per entry


Download cover sheet at

http://www.aroomofherownfoundation.org/To_the_Lighthouse.php

AROHO's To the Lighthouse Poetry Publication Prize will be awarded for the best, unpublished poetry collection by a woman. Submit 48 to 96 pages of poetry. The $20 reading/entry fee is payable by check or money order to A Room of Her Own; please indicate “To the Lighthouse PPP” in the memo line. Include an SASP [self-addressed stamped postcard] with your package for notification of receipt. Your name and address should appear on the cover sheet only, along with the manuscript title, and your address and telephone number. The award amount is $1000 and publication of your poetry collection by Red Hen Press. The winner will be contacted by phone or email prior to the web announcement date.

 Send your manuscript along with SASP (self addressed stamped postcard), cover sheet, and check to:

 

A Room Of Her Own

Attn: To the Lighthouse PPP

PO Box 778

Placitas, NM 87043

Monsters & Mormons: Call for Submissions

Details: http://www.motleyvision.org/2010/monsters-mormons-submissions/

A Motley Vision and Peculiar Pages are pleased to announce a call for submissions for the Monsters & Mormons anthology. Theric and William are very excited about this project and look forward to working with you all.

October 1, 2010: Submissions close
 

HUNGER MOUNTAIN CREATIVE NONFICTION PRIZE


Details: http://www.tui.edu/hungermtn/nonfiction.asp

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Hunger Mountain holds four contests annually

The PRISM international Literary Nonfiction Contest

 

Details and entry form: http://prism.arts.ubc.ca/

This year, all contest entries must be post dated by November 30, 2010

To enter, download a handy contest form, put it together with your finest Nonfiction work, and a check for $28 (the entry fee entitles you to a 1 year subscription to the magazine). Mail it to:

Creative Non Fiction Contest

PRISM international

bulletThe Howard Frank Mosher Short Fiction Prize (deadline June 30)
bulletThe Hunger Mountain Creative Nonfiction Prize (deadline Sept. 10)
bulletThe Ruth Stone Poetry Prize (deadline December 10)
bulletThe Katherine Paterson Prize for Young Adult and Children’s Writing (deadline June 30)



MAIL TO:
CNF Prize
Hunger Mountain
Vermont College/UI&U
36 College Street
Montpelier VT , 05602
 

DEADLINE: September 10, 2010


Mail your entry & fee to:

PRISM Non-Fiction Contest
c/o PRISM international
Creative Writing Program, UBC
Buch. E462 - 1866 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z1
Canada

 

 


 




 

 

 

 

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