Visit our website and to read this month’s prompt, and join our newsletter to be the first to hear about new contests (monthly, or otherwise), blog posts, and new episodes.įiction, poetry, and music to water the soul. Monthly prizes may increase as the show gains attention and funds, but entry will always be free. Our monthly writing contests all have a $50 (£36.69) first place prize and no entry fee, though each and every submission has the potential to be featured on the show. when we offer a new prompt, we introduce it with a short 53-word description that suggests several. We feature short stories, poems, and music submitted by our listeners, combined with top-notch recording, sound design, and atmosphere to create a one-of a-kind audio experience to bring to life the vision of our writers. Open to writers around the world who write in English.
“The Rain is a new fiction podcast arriving in December of 2021. It would be a wonderful help for getting the show more attention, as well as providing me with content to feature on the show. Carle, Rachel Swearingen, Meghan Louise Wagner, Lisa Thorton, Tommy Dean, Amy Barnes and more. Get inspired by writers like Mary Robinette Kowal, K. Horror Humor LGBTQ Memoir Mystery Non-fiction Novel Novella Poetry Romance Science Fiction Science Writing Script Writing Short Story Suspense Thriller Travel Young Adult Manage a competition Submit it here Join our short story competition Submit a short story based on 1 of 5 weekly prompts. How it Works The 4th Annual 250-word Microfiction Challenge is a competition that challenges writers around the world to create very short stories no longer than 250 words based on genre, action, and word assignments in 24 hours. I would love to have my contest listed on your writing competitions page. Writing prompts from the 2023 StoryADay Challenge, in your inbox, daily. My name is Patrick Juhl, and I was looking to pitch a writing contest to your website! I am starting a new fiction podcast featuring submissions from listeners (or work scouted from magazines, contests, writing coalitions, etc., in the case of not receiving enough submissions, such as I am having to do for the pilot episode). Submissions for the Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest are accepted electronically every year from January 1 through January 30. International entries are welcome but novels must be written in English.Īll genres will be accepted except Children’s and Young Adult FictionĮntrants may enter as many stories as they wishįiction Factory Flash Fiction CompetitionĮntry fee: £5 (£9 for 2, £13 for 3 stories) The competition is open to anyone aged 16 and over
Winning stories will be published on our website and in a later planned anthology. This bi-annual competition is open to short story writers world-wide but entries must be written in English.Īll genres (excluding children’s and Young Adults fiction) are accepted.
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