Contest Database
View our curated results of the best free literary contests!
Name | Deadline | Type | Status | Top Prize | WW Rating | |
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Whiting Foundation Creative Nonfiction Grant | 04/23/24 | Creative Nonfiction Fellowship | Active | $40,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadline April 23 (must be received by this date). Highly recommended free contest awards up to ten grants of $40,000 each for US writers completing creative nonfiction books (e.g., biography, memoir, history, cultural or political reportage, science, philosophy, criticism, food or travel writing, graphic nonfiction, personal essays, etc.) that are currently under contract with US, UK, or Canadian publishers. Using the sponsor's online submission system, submit sample chapters (25,000 words maximum), the original proposal that led to the book contract, a statement of the work to be completed and the plan for use of the grant, a signed and dated contract with the publisher, a resume, a list of other funding received for the book, and a letter of recommendation from the book's publisher or editor. | ||||||
Anthem Essay Contest for Students | 04/25/24 | Scholarly Essay | Active | $2,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadline April 25 (must be received by this date). Highly recommended free contest for 8th-12th graders awards top prize of $2,000, other large prizes, for essays on Ayn Rand's novella 'Anthem'. See website for essay topics and background on Rand's rationalist, libertarian worldview. Submit one essay, 600-1,200 words, online. Past first-prize winners are ineligible. Sponsored by the Ayn Rand Institute. | ||||||
Fountainhead Essay Contest for High School Students | 04/25/24 | Scholarly Essay | Active | $5,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadline April 25 (must be received by this date). Highly recommended free contest for high school students (11th and 12th grade) awards $5,000 top prize, other large prizes, for essays on Ayn Rand's novel 'The Fountainhead'. Essays should be based on one of the three questions on the website, and be 800-1,600 words long. Submit your essay online. Contest is looking for entries that are sympathetic to Rand's rationalist, libertarian philosophy. See sponsor's website for other student contests. | ||||||
Natan Notable Books Award | 04/26/24 | Published Prose Book | Active | $5,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadlines April 26, October 2 (must be received by these dates). Highly recommended free contest gives $5,000 and marketing support for a recently-published or about-to-be published nonfiction title that will catalyze conversations aligned with the themes of Natan's grantmaking: reinventing Jewish life and community for the twenty-first century, shifting notions of individual and collective Jewish identity, the history and future of Israel, and the evolving relationship between Israel and world Jewry. Submit application online and send electronic copies of the book proposal and manuscript by email. Co-sponsored by the Jewish Book Council and Natan, a nonprofit that supports Jewish and Israeli social innovation through funding new and emerging initiatives, leaders, and thinkers working in a variety of focus areas around the world. There are two submission deadlines per year: April for the Passover/Spring award, and October for the High Holidays/Fall award. The submission deadline for the Spring 2024 award is April 26, 2024, for books published for the first time between September 1, 2023 and October 31, 2024. | ||||||
Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors Contest | 04/26/24 | Individual Poems Short Fiction Creative Nonfiction | Active | $250.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline April 26 (must be received by this date). Neutral free contest for writing by US military personnel, veterans, and their families gives prizes of $250 in each of 4 genres: poetry, short fiction, essay, and photography, plus publication in annual anthology from Southeast Missouri State University Press. Submit online and include 75-word bio regarding author's military connection. Entries should be 1-3 poems, maximum 5 single-spaced pages, and prose pieces, maximum 5,000 words each. One entry per genre per person. | ||||||
Al Blanchard Short Crime Story Award | 04/30/24 | Short Fiction | Active | $100.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). Neutral free contest awards $100 prize, anthology publication, and New England Crime Bake conference admission for a short crime story, 5,000 words maximum, with a New England setting (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island) or by a New England writer. Mystery, thriller, suspense, caper, and horror genres all welcome. Enter up to two stories by email. Named after mystery writer Al Blanchard, who co-founded the annual New England Crime Bake regional writers' conference. | ||||||
Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize | 04/30/24 | Published Prose Book | Active | C$60,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadlines February 27, April 30, June 25 (must be received by these dates). Highly recommended free contest from Writers' Trust of Canada awards C$60,000 for novels or short story collections published in Canada between October 1 of the previous year and September 30 of the deadline year by Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Deadline varies depending on when the book was published: Books published between October 1, 2023 and February 26, 2024 must be received by February 27; those published between February 27 and April 29 must be received by April 30; and those published between May 1 and September 30 must be received by June 25. Publisher should send 5 hard copies of the book (or 3 bound galleys, to be followed by at least 2 copies of the book) and submit entry form, PDF of the book, press kit, and list of titles published by that publisher, to establish eligibility via sponsor's online form. See website for detailed requirements. Prize is named after Margaret Atwood and Graeme Gibson, Writers' Trust co-founders. | ||||||
Claudia Ann Seaman Awards for Young Writers | 04/30/24 | Individual Poems Short Fiction & Creative Nonfiction | Active | $200.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest for poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction by high school students, aged 14-18, awards $200 in each genre. Award is for work already accepted for publication in the Polyphony Lit annual print magazine; no separate submission process. Poems should be 80 lines maximum, stories and essays 1,800 words maximum. Limit of 3 entries per author across the 3 genres. Enter via online form. | ||||||
CNO Naval History Essay Contest | 04/30/24 | Scholarly Essay | Active | $5,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). Highly recommended free contest awards publication and two top prizes of $5,000 (one to a professional historian and one to a rising historian) for well-researched essays on a naval historical topic that "relates in some way to establishing and maintaining maritime superiority in today's environment" and "provides readers with a lesson learned from history that can be applied to today". The Professional Historians category includes US and international professional historians (historian jobs including history museum curators, archivists, history teachers/professors, PhDs, published history authors); the Rising Historians category includes US Sea Service-wide active, reserve, retired, and civilians who cannot be classified as "professional historians". Author may submit multiple essays, maximum 3,500 words apiece in the Professional Historians category and maximum 3,000 words apiece in the Rising Historians category. Enter online. | ||||||
Dayne Ogilvie Prize for LGBTQ2S+ Emerging Writers | 04/30/24 | Published Poetry Book Published Prose Book | Active | C$10,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadlines February 27, April 30, June 25 (must be received by these dates). Recommended free contest from Writers' Trust of Canada awards C$10,000 top prize for a debut book in any genre published in Canada between October 1, 2023 and September 30 of the deadline year by a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who identifies as a member of the LGBTQ2S+ community. Deadline varies depending on when the book was published: Books published between October 1, 2023 and February 26, 2024 must be received by February 27, those published between February 27 and April 29 must be received by April 30, and those published between May 1 and September 30 must be received by June 25. Publisher should send 5 hard copies of the book and submit entry form, PDF of the book, press kit, and list of qualifying titles published by that publisher, to establish eligibility via sponsor's online form. See website for detailed requirements. Prize is named in memory of editor, writer, and literary manager Dayne Ogilvie. | ||||||
erbacce-prize for poetry | 04/30/24 | Poetry Manuscript | Active | Neutral | ||
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date; don't enter before January 1). Neutral free contest gives top prize of publication of the winner's collected poetry in a perfect-bound edition. Up to two runners-up will be published in chapbook form, and four poets will be selected as "featured poets" in the quarterly poetry journal 'erbacce'. Sponsor prefers "poetry which is radical in form and/or content". Email a 5-page manuscript sample, which may include both published and unpublished poems. Based in Liverpool, UK, erbacce-press was established to give a voice to new and radical poets--those whose work may not have been accepted elsewhere. | ||||||
Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction | 04/30/24 | Published Prose Book | Active | C$75,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadlines February 27, April 30, June 25 (must be received by these dates). Highly recommended free contest from Writers' Trust of Canada gives top prize of C$75,000 for nonfiction published in Canada between October 1 of the previous year and September 30 of the deadline year by Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Deadline varies depending on when book was published: books published between October 1, 2023 and February 26, 2024 must be received by February 27; those published between February 27 and April 29 must be received by April 30; and those published between May 1 and September 30 must be received by June 25. Publisher should send 5 copies of the book (or 3 bound galleys, to be followed by at least 2 copies of the book) and submit entry form, PDF of the book, press kit, and list of titles published by that publisher, to establish eligibility via sponsor's online form. See website for detailed requirements. | ||||||
Jessamy Stursberg Poetry Prize for Canadian Youth | 04/30/24 | Individual Poems | Active | C$400.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline April 30 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest for Canadian citizens or residents attending junior high or high school awards top prizes of C$400 in each of two age categories: Junior (grades 7-9) and Senior (grades 10-12). Winning poems will be featured in a special edition chapbook slated for nationwide distribution. Submit 1 poem, 1 page maximum, online. Sponsored by The League of Canadian Poets. | ||||||
Preservation Foundation Essay Contest for Unpublished Writers | 04/30/24 | Creative Nonfiction | Active | $200.00 | Neutral | |
Deadlines April 30, June 30, August 31, October 31 (must be received by these dates). Neutral free contest gives prizes up to $200 and web publication for essays, 1,000-5,000 words, by unpublished writers, defined as those whose creative writing has never produced revenues of over $250 in any single year. Nonfiction categories are General, Biographical, Travel, and Animal. April 30 deadline is for entries in the Animal Nonfiction category; June 30 deadline is for entries in the General Nonfiction category; August 31 deadline is for entries in the Biographical Nonfiction category; and October 31 deadline is for entries in the Travel Nonfiction category. The Preservation Foundation is a Tennessee-based nonprofit with the goal of preserving the extraordinary stories of ordinary people. "Since our object is to preserve these stories for future generations, not to put them up one year and take them down the next, all contest entries will be posted on our website and must remain on the site for as long as the Preservation Foundation exists." Submit up to 2 entries in each of the 4 nonfiction categories via email. | ||||||
Short Story Substack's Monthly Contest | 04/30/24 | Short Fiction | Active | $100.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline January 31 (must be received by this date), subsequent deadlines on the last day of each month. Neutral free contest for short fiction gives a monthly prize of $100 plus 50% of the site's subscription revenue for that month, and publication in their monthly Substack newsletter that is archived on the website. Entries may be published or unpublished, as long as you have the reprint rights. Send one story, 6-10,000 words, by email to shortstorystack@gmail.com as an MS Word or Google Doc file. | ||||||
Toronto Book Awards | 04/30/24 | Published Poetry Book Published Prose Book | Active | C$10,000.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline April 30 (don't enter before January 2). Neutral free contest for published books of literary or artistic merit that are evocative of Toronto, published between May 1, 2023 and May 31, 2024. The winning author is awarded C$10,000; shortlisted authors each receive C$1,000. There are no separate categories: novels, short story collections, books of poetry, biographies, histories, social studies, books about sports, children's/YA books, graphic novels, photographic collections, etc. are judged together. No reprints, textbooks, e-books, ghostwritten or self-published works. Publishers must submit six copies of the book for consideration. A brief description of how/why the book is evocative of Toronto must be included with each submission. Sponsored by Toronto Cultural Partnerships. | ||||||
CINTAS Foundation Creative Writing Fellowship | 05/01/24 | Fellowship Fellowship | Active | $25,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 1 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest awards a $25,000 fellowship to creative writers who are of Cuban citizenship or direct lineage (having a Cuban parent or grandparent). All genres compete together. Submit a 25-page sample of an original novel, play, short story, or poem(s). Proposals also should include three forms, an artist's statement, a project statement, and two letters of recommendation. All materials may be written in English or Spanish. Sponsor prefers that submissions be made electronically. | ||||||
Rabbi Sacks Book Prize | 05/01/24 | Published Prose Book | Active | $10,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 1 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest gives $10,000 for a published nonfiction book that contributes significantly to the arena of modern Jewish thought and heightens awareness of issues pertaining to the intersection of faith and modernity. Book must have a copyright in the current calendar year. Themes may include Jewish thought and philosophy, ethics, Jewish history, Jewish education, Jewish identity, contemporary Jewish practice and sociology, Jewish peoplehood, Israel from a religious perspective, or antisemitism. All manuscripts should be submitted by the publisher as both a Word document and a PDF file. Finalists will be asked to send 6 hard copies. No self-published books, translations, or re-issued books. Sponsored by the Rabbi Jonathan Sacks-Herenstein Center for Values and Leadership at Yeshiva University. | ||||||
Waterston Desert Writing Prize | 05/01/24 | Creative Nonfiction | Active | $3,000.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 1 (must be received by this date; don't enter before January 2). Neutral free contest from the High Desert Museum awards $3,000 and a reading in Bend, Oregon for "literary nonfiction that illustrates artistic excellence, sensitivity to place, and desert literacy--with the desert as both subject and setting". The prize is intended to help a writer "who is completing, proposing, or considering the creation of a book-length manuscript focused on any desert region". Send 10-page nonfiction writing sample (published or unpublished), along with 1-page proposal description and 1-page biographical statement, via sponsor's online submission portal. Named in honor of Writing Ranch founder and author/poet Ellen Waterston. | ||||||
West Virginia Fiction Competition | 05/01/24 | Short Fiction | Active | $500.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 1 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest from Shepherd University's Appalachian Heritage Literary Project gives top prize of $500 for the best unpublished short story, maximum 5,000 words, by a West Virginia resident or student. One entry per person. Enter by mail or email. Submit completed entry form along with your short story. Formerly known as the West Virginia New Writers Award. | ||||||
Singapore Poetry Contest | 05/06/24 | Individual Poems | Active | $300.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 6 (must be received by this date). Neutral free contest awards online publication in SUSPECT (formerly called the Singapore Poetry Blog) and prizes up to $300 for poetry containing a particular word or words that change annually. For 2024, poems must include "the word 'interrogation' in imaginative ways". Submit 1-3 poems of any length by email. Sponsored by Singapore Unbound, a New York City-based nonprofit that celebrates Asian authors. | ||||||
ABA Journal/Ross Writing Contest for Legal Short Fiction | 05/15/24 | Short Fiction | Active | $5,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 15 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest gives $5,000 for a short story up to 5,000 words that illuminates the role of the law and/or lawyers in modern society. Open to US citizens or legal permanent residents age 21+. Entries may be unpublished, or published no earlier than December 1 of the previous year. Submit via email. | ||||||
Governor General's Literary Awards | 05/15/24 | Published Poetry Book Published Prose Book | Active | C$25,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadlines February 15, May 15, July 15 (must be received by these dates). Highly recommended free contest awards prizes up to C$25,000 for best English-language and French-language books in each of 7 categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Drama, Young People's Literature (text), Young People's Literature (illustrated books), and Translation (from French to English or from English to French). Books must be first foreign or first Canadian edition trade books that have been written, translated, or illustrated by Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada. Submission by publishers only. For each title, send four copies along with completed nomination form. Electronic submissions accepted in Fiction and Nonfiction categories, but one hard copy of nominated title must still be sent. See website for more details about eligibility and deadline requirements. Sponsored by Canada Council for the Arts. | ||||||
James Laughlin Award | 05/15/24 | Published Poetry Book | Active | $5,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadline May 15 (must be received by this date; don't enter before January 1). Highly recommended free contest for a US poet's second book of 48-100 pages in length, under contract to a US publisher and forthcoming in 2024. The Academy of American Poets will award the winner $5,000, a weeklong residency in Miami Beach, FL, and buy 1,000 copies of the winning book for distribution to its members. Publisher should submit entry form online and upload PDF of manuscript with author's name removed. | ||||||
Creative Future Writers' Award | 05/19/24 | Individual Poems Short Fiction & Creative Nonfiction | Active | £75.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 19 (must be received by this date; don't enter before January 31). Neutral free contest from UK-based arts organization Creative Future gives anthology publication, mentorships, networking opportunities, and cash prizes up to 75 pounds for a poem (50 lines maximum) or prose piece (2,000 words maximum) on a theme that changes annually by underrepresented UK residents age 18+. Theme for 2024 is "Reveal". Sponsor considers "talented creatives who face barriers to opportunities due to mental health issues, physical health/disability, sensory impairment, learning disabilities, neurodivergence, substance misuse, survivors, working-class backgrounds, and those from the LGBTQIA+, and Black, Asian, mixed heritage, or other global minority backgrounds or traveller communities" as "underrepresented writers". Writers must not have previously published a book/stand-alone publication via an established press/publisher in creative prose or poetry. You can submit only one piece of writing in one category (poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction). Enter online, by email, or by mail. | ||||||
Roscommon New Writing Award | 05/20/24 | Individual Poems Short Fiction | Active | €500.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 20 (must be received by this date). Neutral free contest awards two top prizes of 500 euros for a poem, 30 lines maximum, or a short story, 2,000 words maximum, by a writer aged 18+ with a strong connection to Roscommon, Ireland: e.g. birth, current or former residency, education, or employment. Winning entries will be published in the Roscommon Herald. Send up to two entries (one per genre) along with an explanation of your connection to the county by mail or email. Sponsored by the Roscommon County Council. | ||||||
Changing Light Prize for a Novel-in-Verse | 05/25/24 | Poetry Manuscript Prose Manuscript | Active | $500.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 25 (must be received by this date). Recommended free contest from Livingston Press at the University of West Alabama gives $500 and publication for a novel-in-verse, 90-160 pages. Send the manuscript as a Word attachment including contact information, brief bio, and letter to jwt@uwa.edu. List Novel-in-Verse on your subject line. | ||||||
GLCA New Writers Awards | 05/25/24 | Published Poetry Book Published Prose Book | Active | $500.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 25. Recommended free contest gives a reading tour of 13 Midwestern colleges, with a $500 honorarium per visit, for the US or Canadian author of a book of poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction that is the author's first published book in that genre. One winner in each category. Publisher should nominate a book online and then submit 4 copies of book along with signed author's statement agreeing to the terms of the campus visits. Publisher may enter only one work in each genre. Self-published titles accepted. Books must have been published in the US or Canada and bear a publication imprint of 2023 or 2024. Selection process favors recipients of major first-book awards. | ||||||
Dream Foundry Speculative Short Story Contest | 05/27/24 | Short Fiction | Active | $1,000.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 27 (must be received by this date; don't enter before April 1). Neutral free contest awards prizes up to $1,000 for a previously unpublished speculative fiction short story, 10,000 words maximum, by early-career writers in the genre. To qualify, an author must have published no more than 4,000 words of paid or income-earning speculative fiction in English and have earned less than $320 from those words. Author must also have never been nominated for any major speculative fiction award. Submit your story online. Sponsored by Dream Foundry, a Chicago-based nonprofit that seeks "to bolster and sustain the nascent careers of professionals working in the field of speculative literature." | ||||||
Irene Adler Prize for Women Writers | 05/30/24 | Creative Nonfiction | Active | $1,000.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 30 (must be received by this date; don't enter before January 30). Neutral free contest gives a $1,000 scholarship for a 500-word essay by a woman commencing or continuing to pursue a bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D degree in journalism, creative writing, or literature at a recognized post-secondary institution in the following academic year (e.g. 2024-25 for the contest with May 2024 deadline). See themes on website. Contest sponsor and judge Lucas Aykroyd is a Canadian journalist and travel writer. He created this award to thank the female colleagues and mentors who have supported his writing career. It is named for a strong female character in the Sherlock Holmes story "A Scandal in Bohemia". | ||||||
A Voice for Animals Teen Essay Contest | 05/31/24 | Scholarly Essay | Active | $400.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 31 (must be received by this date; don't enter before February 1). Neutral free contest gives prizes up to $400 for essays by students between the ages of 14-18 on an animal rights topic. In both the 16-18 year olds and the 14-15 year olds categories, essays should be between 1,400-1,500 words. Writers must be enrolled in middle or high school or be homeschooled. Submit entry online. Co-sponsored by the Humane Education Network, the Animal Welfare Institute, and the Palo Alto Humane Society. | ||||||
Black Orchid Novella Award | 05/31/24 | Prose Chapbook | Active | $1,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 31. Recommended free contest gives $1,000 and publication in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine for the best traditional mystery novella. Entries should be 15,000-20,000 words. See website for thematic and stylistic restrictions. Essentially, they are looking for an old-fashioned story of deduction, with a witty style and an engaging relationship between the characters, and no overt sex or violence. Enter online. Contest co-sponsor The Wolfe Pack is the official fan club for Nero Wolfe, a legendary fictional sleuth created by Rex Stout in a series of mystery novels published from 1934 to 1975. | ||||||
bpNichol Poetry Chapbook Award | 05/31/24 | Published Poetry Book | Active | C$4,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 31 (must be received by this date; don't enter before January 17). Recommended free contest awards C$4,000 to the Canadian author and C$500 to the publisher of the best English-language poetry chapbook, 10-48 pages long, published in Canada in the preceding year. Author or publisher should submit 3 copies of book plus author's curriculum vitae and completed submission form by Canada Post or courier. Contest now administered by Meet the Presses (formerly Phoenix Community Works Foundation). Named for the late poet, novelist, and indie publisher bpNichol. | ||||||
Hayek Essay Contest | 05/31/24 | Scholarly Essay | Active | $2,500.00 | Neutral | |
Deadline May 31 (must be received by this date). Neutral free contest gives prizes up to $2,500, plus travel grant to biennial conference, for essays of 5,000 words maximum in the spirit of free-market economist F.A. Hayek. Entrants must be aged 36 or younger. Winners must present their papers at the sponsor's conference to receive their award. Sponsored by the Mont Pelerin Society, a libertarian think tank. This contest is held in even-numbered years only. Enter by email. | ||||||
Jeff Sharlet Memorial Award for Veterans | 05/31/24 | Individual Poems Short Fiction & Creative Nonfiction | Active | $1,000.00 | Highly Recommended | |
Deadline May 31 (don't enter before May 1). Highly recommended free contest from The Iowa Review gives prizes up to $1,000 and publication for poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction by US veterans or active-duty personnel. Multiple poems or prose pieces can comprise a single entry as long as the total is 20 pages maximum. Enter by mail or online. Offered in even-numbered years only. | ||||||
Jerry Jazz Musician Fiction Contest | 05/31/24 | Short Fiction | Active | $150.00 | Neutral | |
Deadlines January 31, May 31, and September 30 (must be received by these dates). Thrice-yearly free neutral contest awards $150 and web publication for short fiction. The Jerry Jazz Musician reader has interests in music, social history, literature, politics, art, film, and theatre, particularly that of the counter-culture of mid-20th century America. Entries should appeal to a reader with these characteristics. Submit a story of up to 4,000 words (3,000 words is ideal), along with a brief 100-word story synopsis, by email. | ||||||
Speculative Literature Foundation Older Writers Grant | 05/31/24 | Fellowship Fellowship | Active | $1,000.00 | Recommended | |
Deadline May 31 (must be received by this date; don't enter before May 1). Recommended free contest awards one grant of $1,000 for unpublished writing samples (poetry, drama, fiction, or nonfiction) by writers aged 50+ who are just starting to write professionally. Submit a sample of up to 10 pages of poetry or drama, or 5,000 words of fiction or creative nonfiction. Along with your writing sample, send a 500-word autobiographical statement as well as a bibliography of any previously published work. If sending a segment of a novel, novella, or novelette, include a 1-page synopsis. See website for other submission requirements. Enter online. |