Where the hell did March go? It was February like, a second ago. Anyway. Here's our bunch o' links for the month that was.
I wish I had an extra $200 lying around. I would love to install a little library on my block, especially since there are tons of kids within walking distance.
CONTESTS!
Laura's monthly list of writerly goings-on.
Fiction
Glimmer Train Literary Journal
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Family
Stories: 1,500-12,000 words
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First Place
Prize: $1,500, publication in Glimmer
Train Stories, and 20 copies of that issue
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Deadline: April
30, 2012
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Details here.
Writer’s Digest Magazine
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81st
Annual Writing Competition
o 10 Categories
o First Place Prize: $3,000 and a trip to the Writer’s Digest Conference
o Deadline: May 31, 2012
o Details here.
Narrative Magazine
- Winter 2012 Story Contest
o Fiction & Literary Nonfiction: 15,000 words or less
o First Place Prize: $2,500 and considered for publication
o Deadline: March 31, 2012
The 55-word story craze started with a contest the New York
Times started in the late 80s. Since, it
has become a really fun exercise and game to play with friends. I’ve had a few friends who I’ve exchanged
55-word stories with. Check out this
site which has a number of really good examples.
A brief review of Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way. It’s a fantastic book encouraging the
creative process in everyday practice.
Amazingly useful for any aspiring or practicing artist/writer.
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