Saturday 20 January 2018

Writer's Relief newsletters

 With details of upcoming writing competitions, here are the latest Writer's Relief newsletters:


January 15, 2018
Connect With Us!
...
Writer: Get strong in 2018 with these writing exercises.
Plus, publishing tips.
Important Links
It's 2018! Time to have an Author Website!
Readers and publishers will be looking for you online.
Need a website, but don't know where to start? Our tech-savvy Web designers know what needs to be included in your author website. 
Already have a website? Our team can evaluate what’s working—and what’s not.
Make sure your website and social media efforts are paying off!
QUESTIONS?
Live Chat OPEN weekdays
from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ET
Quote Of The Week
“You will never know how much you can accomplish until you try. Never stop trying. Your miracle will come in undefined moments.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita
Review Board Update
Sorry! We’re not actively reading for new clients. Click here to learn how we help writers get published.
Woo Hoo! Another Client Gets An Agent
From draft query and synopses to an offer of representation, Writer’s Relief smoothed the process and made it happen. They provided expert literary coaching as well as pinpoint targeting of appropriate agents specializing in literary fiction.
—Mary V., Author
Remember the important contributions of the Civil Rights movement with these quintessential books about Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Check it out! 
Add these exercises to your writing fitness program, and your work will be stronger than ever!
And you won’t even break a sweat!
Check it out!
It’s not just your ongoing series that keeps readers buying.
It’s your marketing efforts!
Here’s what you need to know to make sure the last book in your series sells as many copies as the first book!
More Articles: Something For Every Writer
It’s cold outside—but these literary markets are Hot! Hot! Hot!
Here are just a few of the MANY publishing leads you’ll find in our Writers Classifieds! Subscribe now!
Second Annual WaterSedge Poetry Chapbook Contest
Stops Reading: 1/31/2018
Contest Judge: Molly Peacock
Entry Fee: $20
First Prize: $500 cash prize; publication of the poetry chapbook in both print and e-book formats; Amazon distribution for Kindle and print; and 25 free print copies. 
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Page Count Limit: 24-48 pages
Poetry Book Type: Chapbook
Longridge Review
Theme: Essays on the mysteries of childhood experience, the wonder of adult reflection, and how the two connect over a lifespan.
Type: Essays (6,500 words MAX)
Admin Fee? No
Reads Year-round? Yes
Sequestrum
Type: Poetry (4 MAX), Short Stories (8,000 words MAX), Essays (5,000 words MAX)
Admin Fee? Yes
Reads Year-round? Yes
Dămfīno Journal
Type: Poetry (3 MAX), Essays
Admin Fee? No
Reads Year-round? Yes
Writer’s Relief, Inc.   |   www.WritersRelief.com   |   (866) 405-3003   |   info@wrelief.com




Submit Write Now!
Writer's Relief
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -






January 2, 2018
Connect With Us!
...
Get ready for 2018 with these resolutions, great reads, and more!
Important Links
When readers or publishers search for you on the Internetwhat do they find?
Here’s how more writers are reaching a bigger audience!
An Author Website
Need a website, but don't know where to start? Our tech-savvy Web designers know what needs to be included in your author website. View our author website portfolio here.
Already have a website? Our team can evaluate what’s working—and what’s not.
Make sure your website and social media efforts are paying off!
QUESTIONS?
Live Chat OPEN weekdays
from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ET
The BEST list of writing markets anywhere on the Web.
Quote Of The Week
To survive, you must tell stories. —Umberto Eco
Is your New Year’s resolution to get your writing published in 2018? We can help make that happen!
Special New Year's Review Board 
Five Days Only
This is a very special opportunity to submit work to our Review Board!

Our research and targeting experts will find you the best submissions to literary agents and editors.

Seeing is believing—Writer’s Relief gets results. Take a look at our many client reviews and testimonials. And we had a record number of clients nominated for Pushcart prizes in 2017!

We have limited openings in the following genres:

> Books (novels and stories)
> Poetry
> Short creative prose
DEADLINE: Friday, January 5, midnight!
Remember the lives and achievements of the famous writers who passed away this year.
And leave your thoughts in our comments section to share how these authors changed your life.
Before you promise yourself that you’ll post on Facebook every day or blog more often, check out these tips for making resolutions that last.
Your future fans will thank you!
Time for a little bookish housekeeping!
What’s the one book you meant to read in 2017—but didn’t?
See if it made our list of literary leftovers.
More Articles: Something For Every Writer
Start your New Year right—make a submission that might lead to your first publishing credit of 2018!
Here are just a few of the great publishing leads you’ll find in our Writers Classifieds.  Subscribe now!
The Calibre Essay Prize
Stops Reading: 1/15/2018
Contest Judges: Andrea Goldsmith, Phillipa McGuinness, and Peter Rose
Entry Fee: $25
First Prize: $5,000
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 3,000 to 6,000
Second Annual WaterSedge Poetry Chapbook Contest
Stops Reading: 1/31/2018
Contest Judge: Molly Peacock
Entry Fee: $20
First Prize: $500 cash prize; publication of the poetry chapbook in both print and e-book formats; Amazon distribution for Kindle and print; and 25 free print copies. 
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Page Count Limit: 24-48 pages
Poetry Book Type: Chapbook
Atlantis Short Story Contest
Stops Reading: 2/25/2018
Entry Fee: $10
First Prize: $300
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 2,500
Eligibility Limits: Published writers who have earned more than $5,000 through their literary work(s) are not eligible.
Categories: Poems
Writer’s Relief, Inc.   |   www.WritersRelief.com   |   (866) 405-3003   |   info@wrelief.com

Ronnie@WritersRelief.com

Submit Write Now!
Writer's Relief
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971









December 18, 2017

Connect With Us!


...




Writers: Stress busters you need right now.

And holiday card mailing hacks that also work for submissions!








Important Links























Poetry Collection?


Short Story Collection?


Self-Publish!




Collections are hard to get traditionally published. It may be time to consider self-publishing.


We understand writers and their publishing goals and offer realistic, affordable options.


Click HERE to schedule a free consultation.


And check out our book covers. See one that’s perfect for YOUR book?


QUESTIONS?

Live Chat OPEN weekdays

from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET







Review Board


Sorry! We’re no longer actively reading submissions from potential clients. You can still submit, but we may have to hold your work until we have room on our client list.



Quote Of The Week


If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.


― Milton Berle



Denise Knows Success Brings More Success!


As a busy mother of two small boys, my writing time is dedicated to just that: Writing. How I often wished for some secretarial support, an accountant, and an office manager. Writer’s Relief provides all of these things and more.


Before I joined Writer’s Relief, I had a half dozen essays stacked up in a drawer. Now, almost all of them are published (or will be shortly), and this miracle hasn’t taken away from my writing time. If anything, seeing my work in print has improved my ability to produce more and better pieces. There’s nothing like a little success to encourage more success!


I just love you guys. You’ve changed a lot of things for me—and all for the better.


Regards,


Denise S., Writer
















Sending holiday cards en masse is great practice for making lots of submissions.


Here are the best tips (for both!).


Check It Out!









Here are 10 quick, easy stress busters to get you through the holidays with your muse intact!










Your family and friends might be your most powerful promo crusaders.


Here’s how to motivate your troops and inspire them to spread the good word about your publication!










Ready to build your first author website?


Here are the surprising facts about specialized website design you need to know before you launch!








Our Free Publishing Tool Kits cover everything from how to publish a short story to how to find other writers in your area.








Let us make it easier to find the BEST markets for your writing.


Check out our sortable, skimmable, accurate Writers Classifieds! Subscribe now!


Here are just a few of our listings:


Second Annual WaterSedge Poetry Chapbook Contest

Stops Reading: 1/31/2018

Contest Judge: Molly Peacock

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $500 cash prize; publication of the poetry chapbook in both print and e-book formats; Amazon distribution for Kindle and print; and 25 free print copies. 

Winning Entry Published? Yes

Page Count Limit: 24-48 pages

Poetry Book Type: Chapbook


Atlantis Short Story Contest

Stops Reading: 2/25/2018

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $300

Winning Entry Published? Yes

Word Count Limit: 2,500

Eligibility Limits: Published writers who have earned more than $5,000 through their literary work(s) are not eligible.


Wilt Chapbook Prize for Creative Nonfiction

Stops Reading: 1/1/2018

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $500

Winning Entry Published? Yes

Page Count Limit: 30-50





Writer’s Relief, Inc.   |   www.WritersRelief.com   |   (866) 405-3003   |   info@wrelief.com

Ronnie@WritersRelief.com









December 11, 2017

Connect With Us!


...




Great gift ideas that writers will love!

Plus: Tips for making faster submissions








Important Links























When readers or publishers search for you on the Internetwhat do they find?


Here’s how more writers are reaching a bigger audience!


An Author Website

Need a website, but don't know where to start? Our tech-savvy Web designers know what needs to be included in your author website. View our author website portfolio here.


Already have a website? Our team can evaluate what’s working—and what’s not.


Make sure your website and social media efforts are paying off!




QUESTIONS?

Live Chat OPEN weekdays

from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ET















Quote Of The Week


“The secret to getting ahead is getting started.”


― Mark Twain











Ever wish you could clone yourself?


We know you’ve thought about it. One version of you writes. Another version does all the paperwork and research for making submissions. And another one does the laundry. (We all have chores to do!)


Well… now you can!


Okay—not exactly a “clone.”


The team here at Writer’s Relief is ready to partner with writers like you who want to make better, more effective submissions.


We do the paperwork and research. You just write!


But we only accept the best work from the top writers who submit samples to our Review Board by December 15.


If you could use another pair of hands to manage your submission process for you, submit for consideration today! All submissions are confidential and incur no obligations.


Genres: Poetry, short prose, books


DEADLINE: DECEMBER 15












A subscription to a literary journal is the perfect gift for the person who has everything.


And with so many different publications catering to all sorts of literary tastes, you’re sure to find something to brighten any reader’s day.


Check out our list!










Boost your social media efforts and effectiveness with these 55 must-try hashtags for writers.


Check out #WritersLife #StoryStarter


And be sure to #ReadThisNow!










Is the holiday hubbub cutting into your journal research time?


Here are quick DIY tips to help you spend less time looking things up—and more time writing!










Do writers really make money by self-publishing? Andy Weir and Liliana Hart did. But are they the exception or the rule?


See what the average writer can hope to earn in royalties.








Do you have time to spare for making submissions this week?


Wonderful! We have some great ideas for you in our sortable, skimmable Writers Classifieds. Subscribe now!


Here are just a few opportunities:


The Brevity Podcast One-Minute Memoir Episode

Stops Reading: 1/6/2018

Accepted pieces will be broadcast in the February episode and receive a $25 honorarium

Word Count: Ultra-flash nonfiction of 100-150 words (on paper) and up to one minute (recording time).

Submit via: use the Brevity Submittable link, choosing the category One-Minute Memoir.


Atlantis Short Story Contest

Stops Reading: 2/25/2018

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $300

Winning Entry Published? Yes

Word Count Limit: 2,500

Eligibility Limits: Published writers who have earned more than $5,000 through their literary work(s) are not eligible.


Press 53 Award for Short Fiction

Stops Reading: 12/31/2017

Contest Judge: Kevin Morgan Watson

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,500

Winning Entry Published? Yes

Page Count Limit: 100-250

Book Type: Short Story Collection


Second Annual WaterSedge Poetry Chapbook Contest

Stops Reading: 1/31/2018

Contest Judge: Molly Peacock

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $500 cash prize; publication of the poetry chapbook in both print and e-book formats; Amazon distribution for Kindle and print; and 25 free print copies. 

Winning Entry Published? Yes

Page Count Limit: 24-48 pages

Poetry Book Type: Chapbook





Writer’s Relief, Inc.   |   www.WritersRelief.com   |   (866) 405-3003   |   info@wrelief.com
Ronnie@WritersRelief.com

 

No comments:

Post a Comment