With details on submissions, courses and more:
RE: Submission Deadline is TOMORROW, Thursday, December 17.
Last call for 2020. Submit now to start 2021 with your submissions
in front of agents and editors. Plan now to keep your 2021 writing resolutions.
We have been assisting creative writers for over 26 years and made the cut
for the 100 Best Websites for Writers for the 4th year in a row! Use your
time to write. Hire us to do the research and the legwork involved in
making submissions. We have a service for every budget. However, entering our
Full Service client list does require Review Board approval, and fewer than 20%
of applications are accepted, so send your strongest work.
An overview of our services and the link to submit your work may be found
here: http://www.writersrelief.com/review_board
Deadline for submissions: TOMORROW, December 17.
QUESTIONS? Give us a call or reach out via our website's live chat
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. EASTERN time!
We look forward to reading your writing sample!
Be well!
Ronnie L. Smith
President, Writer's Relief, Inc.
(866) 405-3003 (toll-free)
www.WritersRelief.com/Review_Board
P.S. Submit your work to the Writer's Relief Review Board today using our
quick-and-easy online form. Click this link: http://www.writersrelief.com/review_board
If you have already submitted for this Review
Board call, we thank you. Our readers will respond to your submission shortly.
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Writer's Relief
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
We
think you'll get a kick out of the Writer’s Relief adaptation of A Christmas
Carol!
What
if Ebenezer Scrooge had also been…a writer who wanted to get published? We
think the story might have gone something like this...
Click the image
above or this link: https://writersrelief.com/2018/12/11/what-if-ebenezer-scrooge-had-also-beena-writer-writers-relief/
We hope you
enjoy reading this as much as we enjoyed writing it!
Ronnie L. Smith, President
Writer's Relief, Inc.
(866) 405-3003
www.WritersRelief.com
The
best advice for meeting your writing goals. PLUS: Put down the
puppies! How not to wait for submissions replies.
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The
best advice for meeting your writing goals.
PLUS:
Put down the puppies! How not to wait for submissions replies.
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Stephen
Had A Great Year!
A few months after
signing up with Writer’s Relief, I placed my first story…and a year
later, I had a total of three short stories and two poems accepted
for publication. Finally I got a taste of that mythical validation we
all long for as writers!
—Stephen
G. Weiss, Writer
Watch Stephen’s short
video to hear more!
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This
has been a year unlike any other—it’s been harder than ever to spend
time researching publishing markets or focusing on writing!
That’s
where we come in. Writer’s Relief does all the time-consuming research
and targeting…you just chill and write.
In
a few weeks the new year will begin, and literary agents and editors
will be sending out a flurry of acceptances.
Wouldn’t
you like your name to be on one of them?
We
can boost your odds of success! Since 1994, Writer’s Relief has been
helping writers like you get published—21,428 times, in fact. This
year alone, our clients have received 1,339 acceptances!
And
we have limited openings on our client list RIGHT NOW in the
following genres:
>
Novels and memoirs
>
Poetry
>
Essays and short stories
DEADLINE:
Thursday, December 17
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Here
are the best tips for setting and meeting your writing goals—from
finally finishing your editing to getting published!
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Put
down those puppies! And don’t do any of these other over-eager things
to try and get published. Stick to the one thing we DO
recommend.
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Most
writers are not marketing experts. But with these clever,
outside-the-box creative strategies for promoting your self-published
book—you don’t have to be!
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E-mail
newsletters are 40 times better at reaching your audience than social
media! Here’s how to use this simple (and surprisingly effective)
marketing tool.
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Here’s
A Bright Idea! And Another! And Another!
Everything
is glowing—holiday lights, a roaring fire in the fireplace, and even
Rudolph’s nose!
And
here too! We’re shining a spotlight on the best opportunities for
writers!
CLICK HERE
to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for
submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:
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Bauhan
Publishing Monadnock Essay Collection Prize
Deadline:
12/15/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Essay Collections
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Crosswinds
Poetry Contest
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry
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Burnside
Review Press Book Award
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $25
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry Collections
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Good
Contrivance Farm Writer’s Retreat
Location:
Reisterstown, MD
Application
Deadline: Rolling admissions
Application
Fee: N/A
Stipend?
No
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Kallisto
Gaia Press Acacia Fiction Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $25
First
Prize: $1,200
Genre:
Short Story Collections, Novellas
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River
Styx Micro-Fiction Contest
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Stories
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Tupelo
Press Dorset Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Stories
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Boulevard
Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Short Stories
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Two
Sylvias Press Wilder Series Poetry Book Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,000
Genres:
Poetry Chapbooks
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LitMag
Virginia Woolf Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $2,500
Genres:
Short Stories
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Mississippi
Review Prize
Deadline:
1/1/2021
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry, Short Stories, Essays
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Gemini
Magazine Poetry Open
Deadline:
1/2/2021
Entry
Fee: $8
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry
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WritersRelief@wrelief.com
Ronnie L. Smith, President of Writer's Relief, Inc.
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
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You
won’t believe the benefits of online journal credits! PLUS: Reach
more readers via YouTube!
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You
won’t believe the benefits of online journal credits!
PLUS:
Reach more readers via YouTube!
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Now
Available: Our Newest Book!
The
Ultimate Query Letter Tool Kit
Your blueprint for
writing a query letter that gets results!
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We
Helped Kendra’s Dream Come True!
Thanks so much for
everything; it worked out better than my wildest dreams!
—Kendra T., Writer
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While
this holiday season may be different, you’ll still be busy baking,
decorating, buying last-minute gifts, etc. Wouldn’t it be great to
have someone working diligently on getting your writing submissions
into the right hands?
The
hard-working elves at Writer’s Relief are experts at pinpointing the
best publishing markets for your writing and boosting your odds of
getting an acceptance!
- Since
1994, our clients have received 21,406 acceptance letters
- Even
during the uncertainty of 2020, our writers still received 1,317
acceptance letters from literary journals and literary agents!
The
competition for publishing spots will be fierce in
2021. Writer’s Relief can improve your odds of success!
DEADLINE:
Thursday, December 17
GENRES:
Novels, memoirs, poetry, short creative prose
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Online
journals are overtaking print journals in terms of popularity and
prestige. Check out the unexpected benefits of being published in an
online journal!
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Your
readers are also viewers! With over a billion users, find out how YouTube
is becoming a powerful platform for writers.
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Here’s
how to connect with potential buyers and boost sales of your poetry
collection!
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Shift
Into High Gear!
Put
your writing career on the fast track to success! Check out our
revved-up list of the best opportunities for your writing career.
CLICK HERE
to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission,
conferences, and residencies for this week:
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Writer’s
Digest Short Short Story Competition
Deadline:
12/14/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $3,000, travel and lodging expenses for a trip to the Writer’s
Digest Conference in NYC
Genre:
Short Stories
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Center
for Book Arts Letterpress Poetry Chapbook Competition
Deadline:
12/15/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $500, $500 to give a reading in NYC in fall 2021, and a free
weeklong residency at the Millay Colony for the Arts
Genre:
Poetry Chapbooks
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Bauhan
Publishing Monadnock Essay Collection Prize
Deadline:
12/15/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Essay Collections
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Codhill
Press Poetry Award
Deadline:
12/30/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry Collections
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Kallisto
Gaia Press Acacia Fiction Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $25
First
Prize: $1,200
Genre:
Short Story Collections, Novellas
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River
Styx Micro-Fiction Contest
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,000
Word
Count: 500
Title
Count: 3
Winning
Entry Published? Yes
Genre:
Short Stories
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Tupelo
Press Dorset Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Stories
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Boulevard
Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Short Stories
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Two
Sylvias Press Wilder Series Poetry Book Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,000
Genres:
Poetry Chapbooks
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Press
53 Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Story Collections
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LitMag
Virginia Woolf Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $2,500
Genres:
Short Stories
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Mississippi
Review Prize
Deadline:
1/1/2021
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry, Short Stories, Essays
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WritersRelief@wrelief.com
Ronnie L. Smith, President of Writer's Relief, Inc.
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
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your short stories without losing what matters. PLUS: You have
grammar questions; we have grammar answers!
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Shorten
your short stories without losing what matters.
PLUS:
You have grammar questions; we have grammar answers!
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Now
Available: Our Newest Book!
The
Ultimate Query Letter Tool Kit
Your blueprint for
writing a query letter that gets results!
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Shorter
short stories have bigger odds of getting published! Here’s how to
shorten your short story without losing anything essential.
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It’s
impossible to memorize every grammar rule—thankfully, you don’t have
to! We’ve rounded up all our favorite grammar articles right here. Be
sure to bookmark this!
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Self-publishing
your book can be complicated, and it’s easy to make a mistake. Here’s
what you need to watch out for!
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Make
your writing life easier with these must-have free apps and software
programs that no writer should live—or write—without!
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Leisha’s
Secret To A Decade Of Writing Success!
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Writer’s
Relief has had my back as a writer for close to ten years now and has
been a great support in getting my work out there. As a result, I
have been able to concentrate on and generate more stories and poems
than ever before. I find their input and service reasonably priced
and invaluable.
—Leisha D., Writer
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There’s
Still So Much To Be Thankful For!
Thanksgiving
may be different for many of us this year, but we still have lots to
be thankful for—including another heaping helping of the best
opportunities for writers! All piping hot!
CLICK HERE
to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for
submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:
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2020
WaterSedge Poetry Chapbook Contest
Deadline:
11/30/2020
Submission
Link: 2020 WaterSedge Poetry
Chapbook Contest
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.
Page
Count: 24-48
Poetry
Book Type: Chapbook
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Jeff
Marks Memorial Poetry Prize
Deadline:
12/1/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Poetry
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Bauhan
Publishing Monadnock Essay Collection Prize
Deadline:
12/15/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Essay Collection
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Kallisto
Gaia Press Acacia Fiction Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $25
First
Prize: $1,200
Genre:
Short Story Collections, Novellas
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River
Styx Micro-Fiction Contest
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Stories
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Boulevard
Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Short Stories
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Two
Sylvias Press Wilder Series Poetry Book Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,000
Genres:
Poetry Chapbooks
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Press
53 Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Story Collections
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LitMag
Virginia Woolf Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $2,500
Genres:
Short Stories
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Mississippi
Review Prize
Deadline:
1/1/2021
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Poetry, Short Stories, Essays
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WritersRelief@wrelief.com
Ronnie L. Smith, President of Writer's Relief, Inc.
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Write
a multiple POV story without having multiple problems. PLUS: Here are
the blogging mistakes many writers make—and the fixes!
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Write
a multiple POV story without having multiple problems.
PLUS:
Here are the blogging mistakes many writers make—and the fixes!
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Now
Available: Our Newest Book!
The
Ultimate Query Letter Tool Kit
Your blueprint for
writing a query letter that gets results!
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Writing
a short story or novel with multiple point-of-view characters is a
juggling trick you CAN pull off—if you follow the advice from our
experts!
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Just
because you’re a good creative writer doesn’t mean you’ll be a
natural at blogging.
Here
are mistakes that both newbies and pros make while blogging—and the
easy fixes!
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It’s
the perfect time of year to surround yourself with these inviting
decorating ideas, settle in, and get cozy!
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Take
a look at the top-selling genres in self-publishing—where does your
writing fit in?
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How
Kathy’s Stories Became Success Stories!
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The last five
stories Writer’s Relief has submitted for me have all been accepted
in the first round of submissions—some by multiple journals!
—Kathy M., Writer
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A
Cornucopia Of Great Opportunities!
Every
week we serve up a delectable variety of opportunities for
writers—scoop some onto your plate now and then come back for
seconds!
CLICK HERE
to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission,
conferences, and residencies for this week:
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2020 WaterSedge Poetry Chapbook Contest
Deadline:
11/30/2020
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.
Page
Count: 24-48
Poetry
Book Type: Chapbook
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Narrative
30 Below Contest
Deadline:
11/19/2020
Entry
Fee: $26
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Poetry, Short Stories, Essays
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Robert
J. DeMott Short Prose Contest
Deadline:
11/30/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,008
Genre:
Prose Poems, Flash Fiction, Micro-Essays
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Jeff
Marks Memorial Poetry Prize
Deadline:
12/1/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Poetry
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Kallisto
Gaia Press Acacia Fiction Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $25
First
Prize: $1,200
Genre:
Short Story Collections, Novellas
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River
Styx Micro-Fiction Contest
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $15
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Stories
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Lascaux
Review Prize in Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Stories
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Boulevard
Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $16
First
Prize: $1,500
Genre:
Short Stories
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Two
Sylvias Press Wilder Series Poetry Book Prize
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $1,000
Genres:
Poetry Chapbooks
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Press
53 Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $30
First
Prize: $1,000
Genre:
Short Story Collections
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LitMag
Virginia Woolf Award for Short Fiction
Deadline:
12/31/2020
Entry
Fee: $20
First
Prize: $2,500
Genres:
Short Stories
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WritersRelief@wrelief.com
Ronnie L. Smith, President of Writer's Relief, Inc.
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
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