Sunday, 17 March 2019

Writer's Relief newsletters

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

March 11, 2019
Connect With Us!

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Hang this self-editing checklist by your desk!
PLUS: Grow your online reach by going viral.



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There’s more than one way to publish
a book.

And we know
them all!

Thinking about
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 not currently accepting submissions.



The BEST list of writing markets anywhere on the Web.



Check out our predesigned book covers to find the one that’s perfect for your self-published book!

We can also design a custom book cover for you!


Melanie’s Ready For More!

Writer’s Relief was on the nose suggesting the proper places for my particular work. I received two acceptances within five days of starting this submissions process and intend to involve them more in the future.

—Melanie C., Writer
Quote Of The Week

We don’t create a fantasy world to escape reality, we create it to be able to stay.

―Lynda Barry




It’s true: Less is more—especially when it comes to writing!

Ready to start cutting? Print this checklist for effective self-editing and hang it next to your writing desk.





How can you reach a bigger audience on social media?

Create posts with more potential to go viral! These tips will help.





March is Women’s History Month!

To celebrate, we’re taking a look at some of history’s trailblazing women writers.

Meet the first woman to win a Pulitzer…the first published African American female poet…and other women unafraid to challenge society’s views. 





As we celebrate our 25th Anniversary this March, we’re thrilled that Yvonne has been a part of our client family for 15 of those years!

Watch the video to learn how we’ve helped Yvonne have such a long, successful writing career.



More Articles: Something For Every Writer






Spring begins this month—what better time to dust off the mental cobwebs and get cracking on your writing submissions?

With regularly updated and vetted lists of calls for submission, contests, conferences, and more, our Writer’s Classifieds offers the best ways to help your writing career grow!

Subscribe now and get access to hundreds of listings and weekly emails featuring top choices.

Here are a few examples of the opportunities you’ll find:

Ageless Authors Writing Contest
Stops Reading: 3/15/2019
Entry Fee: $20
First Prize: $100
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 3,500
Title Count: 1 (50 lines MAX)
Theme: Five Categories: Memoir, Humor, Adventure, Romance, Poetry.
Eligibility Limits: Senior writers age 65 and older ONLY.

Able Muse Book Award for Poetry
Stops Reading: 3/31/2019
Entry Fee: $25
First Prize: $1,000
Contest Judge: David Mason
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Page Count Limit: 50-120

Prime Number Magazine Awards
Stops Reading: 3/31/2019
Entry Fee: $15
First Prize: $1,000
Short Story Judge: Pinckney Benedict
Poetry Judge: Ginger Murchison
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 5,300
Title Count: 1 (3 pages MAX)

Orison Prizes in Poetry and Fiction
Stops Reading: 4/1/2019
Entry Fee: $30
First Prize: $1,500
Short Story Judge: Victor LaValle
Poetry Judge: Eric Pankey
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Page Count Limit: 50-100
Word Count Limit: 30,000 max

Wergle Flomp Humor Poetry Contest
Stops Reading: 4/1/2019
Entry Fee: No Fee
First Prize: $1,000
Contest Judge: Jendi Reiter
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Title Count Limit: 1 (250 lines MAX)

Brave Enough To Write Short Story Contest
Stops Reading: 6/15/2019
Entry Fee: $20
First Prize: $1,000
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 10,000

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

March 4, 2019
Connect With Us!

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How to write your best-ever author bio!
PLUS: Query letter cheat sheet, 
a 5-second rule for writers, and much more!



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Avoid That Awkward Moment On The Internet

It can get awkward when readers, editors, and agents who want to know more about you search online for your author website—and find nothing.

Don’t have a website? 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

Review Board

Sorry! We’re not currently accepting submissions.



The BEST list of writing markets anywhere on the Web.



Check out our predesigned book covers to find the one that’s perfect for your self-published book!

We can also design a custom book cover for you!


Frank’s Feeling Fulfilled!

I sought out Writer’s Relief to help me in preparing my query letter and submission materials and identifying suitable literary agents for my manuscript.

I am glad I did! Within one week of submissions, I received two favorable responses from literary agents. Without Writer’s Relief this would not have happened.

These people know their business cold. I can’t recommend them enough.

—Frank N., Writer
Quote Of The Week

If a writer stops observing he is finished. Experience is communicated by small details intimately observed.

―Ernest Hemingway




Creating a professional author bio can be a frustrating experience. What do you include? What do you leave out?

What if you don’t have any publishing credits?

Our query letter writing experts have all the answers you need!





The 5-second rule will save those cookies you dropped (not-so-much the soup, though).

And this 5-second rule will save you from the social media mortification that comes with typos and grammar gaffes.

After all, nobody’s perfick!





Need a good starting point for drafting your query letter or for making sure the one you’ve already written has all the essentials?

This checklist is just what you’re looking for!





How can you promote your self-published book and meet your sales goals without breaking the bank?

Check out these 99 practically-free ways writers can effectively boost book sales.



More Articles: Something For Every Writer






FOMO—Fear Of Missing Out—is something you’ll never have to worry about with our Classifieds Listings. You’ll always be in the know about the latest writing contests, residencies, conferences, calls for submissions, and more!

Subscribe now and get access to hundreds of listings and weekly emails featuring top choices.

Here are a few examples of the opportunities you’ll find:

Ageless Authors Writing Contest
Stops Reading: 3/15/2019
Entry Fee: $20
First Prize: $100
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 3,500
Title Count: 1 (50 lines MAX)
Theme: Five Categories: Memoir, Humor, Adventure, Romance, Poetry.
Eligibility Limits: Senior writers age 65 and older ONLY.

Prime Number Magazine Awards for Poetry and Short Fiction
Stops Reading: 3/31/2019
Entry Fee: $15
First Prize: $1,000 plus a Pushcart Prize nomination
Winning Entry Published? Yes
For Poetry: One poem no more than three pages
Short Fiction Word Count Limit: 5,300
Genres: Poetry and Fiction

Orison Prizes in Poetry & Fiction
Stops Reading: 4/1/2019
Short Story Judge: Victor LaValle
Poetry Judge: Eric Pankey
Entry Fee: $30
First Prize: $1,500
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Page Count Limit: 50-100
Word Count Limit: 30,000 words minimum
Book Type: Novel, Short Story Collection, Novella
Poetry Book Type: Full Manuscript

Wergle Flomp Humor Poetry Contest
Stops Reading: 4/1/2019
Entry Fee: None
First Prize: $1,000
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Title Count Limit: One poem, up to 250 lines

Brave Enough To Write Short Story Contest
Stops Reading: 6/15/2019
Entry Fee: $20
First Prize: $1,000
Winning Entry Published? Yes
Word Count Limit: 10,000

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

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