Tuesday, 27 July 2021

Writer's Relief newsletters

 

Here are the latest newsletters for my followers to peruse:


Fact-checking basics every writer should know. PLUS: Hemingway’s techniques for tighter, better writing. 

 

July 26, 2021

 

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Hemingway’s techniques for tighter, better writing. 


 

 

 

 

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Poets: Get Your Collection Published! 

 

Self-Publishing Relief can help you get your poetry collection out into the world—in months rather than years! Learn how we can help.

 

"I am forever grateful I clicked “yes”! The Self-Publishing Relief professionals encouraged and guided me all along the way. Now I have a published book! My only wish? I’d done it sooner."

—Bobbi Dean, Poet

 

Listen to Bobbi talk about her self-publishing experience.

 

 

 

Success Is A Team Effort!

It feels like I have a team of personal assistants! Since I began with Writer’s Relief just over a year ago, I have had eighteen acceptances.

—Ellis Elliott, Writer

 

Watch Ellis’s short video to learn more!

 

Enter Now! Peter K. Hixson Memorial Award Deadline Is Saturday, July 31 

 

Writers: Don’t miss your chance to enter the Peter K. Hixson Memorial Award contest! There’s NO FEE to enter!

 

One poet and one short story writer will receive over $1,800.00 worth of Writer’s Relief services. Our team of submission strategists will work to get the winning entries published in literary journals.

 

Deadline: Saturday, July 31 at 11:59 p.m. ET

 

https://writersrelief.com/peter-k-hixson-writing-award/

 

 

How To Fact-Check Your Own Writing

 

When the facts don’t add up, your readers will notice. Here’s how to fact-check your writing like a pro!

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/23/how-to-fact-check-fiction-and-creative-nonfiction-writers-relief/

 

 

Disaster Web Designers: The Warning Signs

 

Don’t hire the wrong web design team for your author website! Watch for these warning signs to avoid disaster.

 

https://webdesignrelief.com/2021/07/disaster-web-designers-choosing-the-wrong-design-team-web-design-relief/

 

 

Write Like Hemingway

 

Use Papa Hemingway’s techniques to improve and tighten your writing. 

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/21/write-like-hemingway-what-you-should-leave-out-writers-relief/

 

 

Newest Book Cover Trends For Mysteries and Thrillers

 

Check out the latest book cover trends for mysteries and thrillers!

 

https://selfpublishingrelief.com/2021/07/the-latest-book-cover-trends-for-mysteries-thrillers-self-publishing-relief/

 

 

Meet Our Critter Crew!

 

Name: Elsa 

Currently Reading: Dog Songs by Mary Oliver

Favorite Activity: Begging for a second puppucino at the Starbucks drive-through. 

Helps With: Formatting manuscripts for Self-Publishing Relief

 

 

Let Your Writing Keep Busy While You Chill!

You should be hiking, swimming, reading, or writing—not spending hours and hours researching. That’s what we do so you don’t have to!

 

CLICK HERE to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:

 

New Millennium Writing Awards

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Title Count: 1-3 (poetry)

Genre: Poetry, Flash Fiction, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

2022 Press 53 Award for Poetry

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,000, 50 copies

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Sewanee Review Contests 

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,000 (per genre)

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Gival Press Short Story Award

Deadline: 8/8/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Short Stories

 

 

 

Diode Editions Book Contest

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Grayson Books Poetry Prize

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,000 

Genre: Poetry Manuscripts

Kallisto Gaia Press Poetry and Short Fiction Prizes

Deadline: 8/20/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,200 

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories

 

 

 

Masters Review Short Story Award for New Writers 

Deadline: 8/29/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $3,000

Genre: Short Stories

 

 

 

Gemini Magazine Flash Fiction Contest

Deadline: 8/31/2021

Entry Fee: $7

First Prize: $1,000 

Genre: Short Stories

 

 

 

Ucross Spring 2022 General Studio Residency

Location: Ucross, WY

Deadline: 9/1/2021

Application Fee: $40

 

 

 

Diode Anthology Call for Submissions

Deadline: 9/15/2021

Genre: Poetry

Notes: Select a photo from either @negative_recovery_project or @wrecked.archive on Instagram as your inspiration/prompt.

 

 

 

Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Mt. San Angelo Residency

Location: Amherst, VA

Deadline: 9/15/2021

Application Fee: $50

 

 

Check back next week for more great listings!

 

Writer’s Relief, Inc.  

www.WritersRelief.com

(866) 405-3003 

info@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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Reminder to POETS and SHORT FICTION WRITERS!

I want to present you with an exclusive invitation to enter our 2021 Annual Peter K. Hixson Memorial Award Contest.

This year we will offer two awards: one for poetry and another for short stories. Click the link above if you are interested.

Each winner will receive over $1,800 worth of Writer’s Relief submission services free of charge. Deadline to enter: Saturday, July 31, 2021.

NOTE: This is NOT a money prize. Winners will receive $1,800 in services (3 full cycles/6 months of submitting your work to the best markets and learning about the submission process).

Our expert submission strategists will target the reputable literary journals best suited for your creative writing and help you get acceptances. [click to continue]

We look forward to receiving your submission,

Ronnie L. Smith, President
Writer’s Relief, Inc.
(866) 405-3003

P.S. This award is for writers who may not be widely published but who demonstrate exceptional technique, voice, and perspective. Writers with financial or other need are especially encouraged to apply! Please note that this is NOT a cash award. It is an award for $1,800 in services. There is no fee to submit to this award.

P.P.S. Words from past winners appear here: http://writersrelief.com/peter-k-hixson-writing-award/peter-k-hixson-award-testimonials/

CLICK ON THE VIDEO GRAPHIC BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PETER K. HIXSON MEMORIAL AWARD

http://writersrelief.com/peter-k-hixson-writing-award/

 

 

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Ronnie L. Smith, President of Writer's Relief
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971


Active voice is preferred by readers and editors! PLUS: Meet the most talkative member of our Critter Crew!

 

July 19, 2021

 

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Active voice is preferred by readers and editors!  

PLUS: Meet the most talkative member of our Critter Crew!


 

 

 

 

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Poets: Get Your Collection Published! 

 

Self-Publishing Relief can help you get your poetry collection out into the world—in months rather than years! Learn how we can help.

 

"I am forever grateful I clicked “yes”! The Self-Publishing Relief professionals encouraged and guided me all along the way. Now I have a published book! My only wish? I’d done it sooner."

—Bobbi Dean, Poet

 

Listen to Bobbi talk about her self-publishing experience.

 

 

 

We Know How Much Getting Published Means To You!

I’ve been a client of Writers Relief since 1998. Using your services, plus my own efforts, I’ve had 314 poems and short stories accepted by literary magazines around the country. These 314 poems and short stories have meant almost as much to me as my own life. People I have never known have read them. Enjoyed them. Maybe they thought about them. I have to thank you for all of it. All of you. Ronnie and the whole bunch of you. You’ve made my life.

—Dick B., Writer

 

Peter K. Hixson Award Contest Is Now Open For Submissions! (No Entry Fee!)

 

Each year, Writer’s Relief has the privilege of hosting the Peter K. Hixson Award, a unique opportunity for creative writers made possible by our late client Peter K. Hixson’s generosity.

 

Peter had such a positive experience with Writer’s Relief during his life that he generously bequeathed a portion of his estate so that selected up-and-coming writers would have the opportunity to benefit from our submission assistance program.

 

This year, the award will be given to one poet and one short story writer. Each winner will receive over $1,800.00 worth of Writer’s Relief services as our team of submission strategists works to see the winning entries published in literary journals.

 

Please share this amazing opportunity with the writers you know! Just forward this e-mail or visit this page to share on social media.

 

To learn more about how you can submit your writing for consideration, visit our submission guidelines.

 

Deadline: Saturday, July 31, 2021

 

https://writersrelief.com/peter-k-hixson-writing-award/

 

 

Writing Tip: From Passive To Active Voice

 

Use these four tips to change passive voice to active voice and improve your writing! 

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/15/how-to-avoid-passive-voice-in-your-writing-writers-relief/

 

 

Featured Client: Sam Ambler

 

It’s easier than delivering a singing telegram! Learn how targeted, effective submissions helped Sam get seven poems published within a year.

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/14/featured-client-sam-ambler-writers-relief/

 

 

Smart Ways To Focus Your Author Blog Content

 

Here’s how to focus the content of your author blog to best attract book-buying readers and boost your sales!

 

https://webdesignrelief.com/2020/05/how-to-focus-your-author-blog-to-attract-book-buying-readers-web-design-relief/

 

 

Signs A Self-Publishing Company Will Provide Great Service

 

Here’s how to be sure a self-publisher treats writers with genuine respect and great customer service. 

 

https://selfpublishingrelief.com/2018/05/8-signs-your-self-publishing-company-will-treat-you-right-self-publishing-relief/

 

 

Meet Our Critter Crew!

 

Name: Cortana

Currently Reading: To See Every Bird On Earth by Dan Koeppel

Favorite Activity: Snuggling, stealing all the nuts, and popping keys off the keyboard

Helps With: Monitoring the phones and telling everyone they are good birds

 

 

Let Your Writing Keep Busy While You Chill!

Got an appetite for writing and getting published? Every week we serve up the best current opportunities for writers. Check out this week’s specials! 

 

CLICK HERE to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:

 

Sixfold Poetry and Short Story Awards

Deadline: 7/24/2021

Entry Fee: $5

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories

 

 

 

Howling Bird Press Book Contest

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Novels, Novellas, Short Story Collections

 

 

 

Narrative Spring Story Contest

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $27

First Prize: $2,500 

Genre: Short Stories, Essays, Novel/Memoir excerpts

 

 

 

2022 Press 53 Award for Poetry

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,000, 50 copies

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Red Wheelbarrow Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $15

First Prize: $1,000 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Sewanee Review Contests 

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,000 (per genre)

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Diode Editions Book Contest

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry

Grayson Books Poetry Prize

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,000 

Genre: Poetry Manuscripts

 

 

 

Omnidawn Publishing Open Book Prize 

Deadline: 8/16/2021

Entry Fee: $27

First Prize: $3,000, 100 copies

Genre: Poetry Manuscripts

 

 

 

Kallisto Gaia Press Poetry and Short Fiction Prizes

Deadline: 8/20/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,200 

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories

 

 

 

Fiction Southeast Editors’ Prize

Deadline: 8/31/2021

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $200

Genre: Flash Fiction

 

 

 

Ucross Spring 2022 General Studio Residency

Location: Ucross, WY

Deadline: 9/1/2021

Application Fee: $40

 

 

 

Diode Anthology Call for Submissions

Deadline: 9/15/2021

Title Count: 1-3

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Mt. San Angelo Residency

Location: Amherst, VA

Deadline: 9/15/2021

Application Fee: $50

 

 

Check back next week for more great listings!

 

Writer’s Relief, Inc.  

www.WritersRelief.com

(866) 405-3003 

info@wrelief.com



Ronnie L. Smith, President of Writer's Relief, Inc.
Writer's Relief, Inc.
18766 John J. Williams Hwy. Unit 4, Box 335

Which classic carnival ride matches your writing style?PLUS:How to tell flash fiction from prose poems

 

July 12, 2021

 

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Which classic carnival ride matches your writing style?

PLUS:How to tell flash fiction from prose poems. 


 

 

 

 

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Support And Encouragement Guaranteed!

Writer’s Relief has always supported and encouraged my work, and they gave me the traction I needed to launch myself as a published poet. 

—Carol Everett Adams, Poet

Watch Carol’s short video to learn more!

 

 

 

John Knows The Value Of Time

The team at Writer’s Relief has provided me with valuable expertise, fantastic submission options, ongoing acceptances, and—most importantly—more time to write! 

—John F., Writer

 

Is It Flash Fiction Or A Prose Poem?

 

As stories get shorter, it can be tricky to know if you’ve written flash fiction or a prose poem. Here are the important differences!

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/08/is-it-flash-fiction-or-a-prose-poem-writers-relief/

 

 

How To Make Your Author Website Accessible To All

 

One in four U.S. adults have disabilities that may affect their ability to navigate websites. Use these tips to make your site inclusive for all readers!

 

https://webdesignrelief.com/2021/07/how-to-make-your-author-website-accessible-to-all-web-design-relief/

 

 

Quiz: Which Carnival Ride Matches Your Writing?

 

Grab your ticket and hop on! It’s time to find out which classic ride matches your writing style.

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/07/quiz-which-carnival-ride-matches-your-writing-style-writers-relief/

 

 

What To Consider When Making An Audiobook

 

Making an audiobook of your self-published book can help you reach new readers and boost sales! Here’s what you need to know to get started.

 

https://selfpublishingrelief.com/2021/04/making-an-audiobook-what-authors-need-to-know-self-publishing-relief/

 

 

Meet Our Critter Crew!

 

Name: Hans and Markus

Currently Reading: The Genius of Dogs by Brian Hare and A Dog’s Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron

Favorite Activity: Protecting the garden from evil squirrels

Help With: Doggedly researching submissions for clients

 

 

Let Your Writing Keep Busy While You Chill!

You may be lounging by the pool or sitting at a sidewalk café—but that doesn’t mean your writing can’t be hard at work this summer! Check this week’s list of the best current opportunities for writers!

 

CLICK HERE to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:

 

Rattle Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $15,000 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Bellevue Literary Review Prizes in Poetry and Prose 

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000 (3 winners)

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Narrative Poetry Contest

Deadline: 7/16/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,500 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Sixfold Poetry and Short Story Awards

Deadline: 7/24/2021

Entry Fee: $5

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories

 

 

 

Howling Bird Press Book Contest

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Novels, Novellas, Short Story Collections

 

 

 

Narrative Spring Story Contest

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $27

First Prize: $2,500 

Genre: Short Stories, Essays, Novel/Memoir excerpts

2022 Press 53 Award for Poetry

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,000, 50 copies

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Red Wheelbarrow Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $15

First Prize: $1,000 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Sewanee Review Contests 

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $30

First Prize: $1,000 (per genre)

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Gival Press Short Story Award

Deadline: 8/8/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Short Stories

 

 

 

Diode Editions Book Contest

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Fiction Southeast Editors’ Prize

Deadline: 8/31/2021

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $200

Genre: Flash Fiction

 

 

Check back next week for more great listings!

 

Writer’s Relief, Inc.  

www.WritersRelief.com

(866) 405-3003 

info@wrelief.com

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


Get more work published using new ideas and writing prompts! PLUS: See who’s hoofprints are all over this issue!

 

July 5, 2021

 

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Get more work published using new ideas and writing prompts! 

PLUS: See who’s hoofprints are all over this issue!


 

 

 

 

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We’re on Maria’s Team—And Yours!

Team Awesome—you had more faith in me than I had in myself! Your careful proofing and tailoring to the right markets has seen three acceptances for short stories in the last few months and given me the confidence to submit work to competitions. Juggling children and a full-time job is not easy, but you guys have removed a huge piece of that circus act for me and it has left me with no excuses but to write, write, write. Thank you all VERY much!

—Maria W., Writer

 

 

 

Another Success Story!

I would never have had so many stories published without your help! You do an incredible job, and I’m so grateful!

—Jens Birk, Writer

Watch Jens’s short video to learn more!

 

Eligibility Met: Short Story Writers And Poets ONLY

 

If you write short stories or poetry, you’re eligible for this exclusive opportunity. Our Review Board is filling the last few open client spots available in these genres. The deadline is just days away, so act now! 

 

Deadline: THIS Thursday, July 8

 

https://writersrelief.com/review-board/

 

 

Where To Find The Story Outside Your Short Story 

 

Need a new story idea? Here’s how to find the story that’s “outside” the one you’ve already written!

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/07/01/writer-find-the-story-outside-your-short-story-writers-relief/

 

 

Fun In The Sun: Summer Writing Prompts

 

Would you get in the red kayak? Check out this and other summer-themed writing prompts!

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/06/30/summer-writing-prompts-fun-in-the-sun-for-writers-writers-relief/

 

 

Kindle Vella: A New Publishing Opportunity 

 

As serialized storytelling becomes more popular, Amazon prepares to launch this new self-publishing platform. Here’s what you should know!

 

https://selfpublishingrelief.com/2021/06/kindle-vella-what-authors-need-to-know-self-publishing-relief/

 

 

Social Media Hashtags For Writers

 

Boost your social media marketing effectiveness with these clickable, popular hashtags!

 

https://webdesignrelief.com/2017/12/55-social-media-hashtags-book-authors-use-web-design-relief/

 

 

Meet Our Critter Crew!

 

Name: Mallie

Currently Reading: Seabiscuit: An American Legend by Laura Hillenbrand

Favorite Activity: Rolling in the dirt and horsing around

Helps With: Preparing the Submit Write Now newsletter email

 

 

What Are You Waiting For…Take The Plunge!

It’s time to level up, toss your hat in the ring, go for broke, bet the ranch—take a chance and submit your work! Check out our weekly list of great opportunities, and go for it!

 

CLICK HERE to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:

 

Stone Canoe Literary Awards 

Deadline: 7/8/2021

Entry Fee: N/A

First Prize: 500 

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories 

 

 

 

The Word Works Tenth Gate Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,000, 50 copies

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Cincinnati Review Robert and Adele Schiff Awards

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Red Mountain Press Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $35

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Bellevue Literary Review Prizes in Poetry and Prose 

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000 (3 winners)

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Mudfish Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,200 

Genre: Poetry

Narrative Poetry Contest

Deadline: 7/16/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,500 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Sixfold Poetry and Short Story Awards

Deadline: 7/24/2021

Entry Fee: $5

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories

 

 

 

Narrative Spring Story Contest

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $27

First Prize: $2,500 

Genre: Short Stories, Essays, Novel/Memoir excerpts

 

 

 

Red Wheelbarrow Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $15

First Prize: $1,000 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Diode Editions Book Contest

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Fiction Southeast Editors’ Prize

Deadline: 8/31/2021

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $200

Genre: Flash Fiction

 

 

Check back next week for more great listings!

 

Writer’s Relief, Inc.  

www.WritersRelief.com

(866) 405-3003 

info@wrelief.com

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


The most common comma mistakes. PLUS: Our latest featured member of the critter crew!

 

June 28, 2021

 

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The most common comma mistakes.

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Watch A Video…Change Your World!

I happened across a Featured Client video on YouTube. [Then] I signed on about two years ago, and in that time, I’ve had over a dozen poems and three short stories published.

—Jason Boling, Writer

 

Watch Jason’s short video to learn more!

 

Special Call for Poetry and Short Story Writers ONLY

 

Our Review Board is now open for a very limited time to fill the last few open client spots available. Writers are already sending in their submissions, so act now! We’re currently reading short stories and poetry ONLY.

Deadline: Thursday, July 8

 

https://writersrelief.com/review-board/

 

 

3 Comma Mistakes And The Easy Fixes 

 

The comma is one of the most common types of punctuation—and the one most often misused. Here are the mistakes to avoid!

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/06/24/3-comma-mistakes-to-avoid-and-the-easy-fixes-writers-relief/

 

 

Meet Our Featured Client: Alise Versella

 

Find out how Pushcart-nominated author Alise Versella went from having zero publishing credits to having multiple acceptances and publishing books!

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/06/24/featured-client-alise-versella-writers-relief/

 

 

Fantastic First Sentence Writing Prompts

 

Dear reader, I wish I could tell you where I am. 

 

Try this first sentence writing prompt, or choose another from our muse-worthy list. 

 

https://writersrelief.com/2021/06/23/writing-prompts-heres-your-storys-first-sentence-writers-relief/

 

 

Now Trending: The Future Of Web Design

 

Our experts make some interesting predictions about what’s next in web design trends and technology.  

 

https://webdesignrelief.com/2021/06/upcoming-trends-and-the-future-of-web-design-web-design-relief/

 

 

How To Self-Publish A Comic Book

 

You don’t need a superhero to self-publish a comic book—just some good guidance!

 

https://selfpublishingrelief.com/2018/09/holy-publishing-power-how-to-self-publish-a-comic-book-self-publishing-relief/

 

 

Meet Our Critter Crew!

 

Name: Ollie

Currently Reading: You Need More Sleep: Advice from Cats by Francesco Marciuliano

Favorite Activity: Sleeping, power catnaps, and being asleep

Helps With: Author website “qualkitty” control for Web Design Relief

 

 

Time To Turn Up The Heat!

Things are really heating up…with some of the best opportunities for writers!

 

CLICK HERE to access listings for the top writing contests, calls for submission, conferences, and residencies for this week:

 

Marystina Santiestevan First Book Prize 

Deadline: 7/5/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,500 

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

The Word Works Tenth Gate Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,000, 50 copies

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Cincinnati Review Robert and Adele Schiff Awards

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

 

 

 

Red Mountain Press Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $35

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry Collections

 

 

 

Muriel Craft Bailey Memorial Award

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $27.50

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Bellevue Literary Review Prizes in Poetry and Prose 

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000 (3 winners)

Genre: Poetry, Short Stories, Essays

Rattle Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $15,000 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Mudfish Poetry Prize

Deadline: 7/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,200 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Narrative Poetry Contest

Deadline: 7/16/2021

Entry Fee: $25

First Prize: $1,500 

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Narrative Spring Story Contest

Deadline: 7/31/2021

Entry Fee: $27

First Prize: $2,500 

Genre: Short Stories, Essays, Novel/Memoir excerpts

 

 

 

Diode Editions Book Contest

Deadline: 8/15/2021

Entry Fee: $20

First Prize: $1,000

Genre: Poetry

 

 

 

Fiction Southeast Editors’ Prize

Deadline: 8/31/2021

Entry Fee: $10

First Prize: $200

Genre: Flash Fiction

 

 

Check back next week for more great listings!

 

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