Thanks to vita.mn for choosing my story Eve as third runner-up in their Summer Story Contest 2009.
Also, a big congratulations to Kelli Billstein for her winning piece Sky Pesher. Very nice.
You can read about last night’s reading at Brave New Workshop and check out the other runners up here.
Cheers to all.
The deadline is Friday, but the word count is 300-600 (easy) and they’ve been kind enough to provide a theme (even easier).
Best part: first prize is $1,000.
Fiction or nonfiction welcome. For details please visit Vita.mn Summer Story Contest 2009.
Good luck!
mnartists.org has extended their deadline for submissions for their What Light Poetry Project and miniStories flash fiction series.
You now have until Friday, May 15th to submit up to three short (maximum 50 lines or 300 words each) poems or up to three flash fiction (500 words or less) stories.
As a former judge for this contest, I know they do a fine job. It’s competitive, but accessible, and if you do good work, you have a chance.
There are also readings associated with the contest that will give you the opportunity to do some community building.
Click the link in the first graf for more details.
Good luck!
