Category Archives: Writing Contest and Submissions

Originally posted on HorrorAddicts.net:
Dark Divinations Edited by Naching T. Kassa It is the height of Queen Victoria’s rule, the world is powered by steam and seen by gaslight. Fog swirls in the street, while in the parlor, hands are linked. Pale and expectant faces gaze upon a woman, her eyes closed and shoulders…

Originally posted on Enette's World:
All right guys, so I want to try something new/ retry something old. ? A long time ago, when I was a new and enthusiastic writer, I started a writing contest that I held bi-weekly. In the end, it crashed and burned because I honestly just couldn’t keep up…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
on Publishing … and Other Forms of Insanity: There are nearly two dozen writing contests in September, none of which charge entry fees. This month there are contests for short stories, essays, poetry, and for both published and unpublished full-length works. Prizes range from a…

Originally posted on Writer's Treasure Chest:
? July 2018 Genre: Poetry Website: Literal Latte Deadline: July 15, 2018 Entry Fee: $10/6 poems or $15/10 poems Prize: First – $1,000 Genre: Poetry Website: Narrative Magazine Deadline: July 15, 2018 Entry Fee: $26 Prize: First – $1,500 To read the entire blog post, please click here:…

Originally posted on the red ant:
Freedom with Writing brings 14 paying anthology markets for this Spring: https://www.freedomwithwriting.com/freedom/uncategorized/20-paying-anthology-markets-for-spring-2018/ Calling all our authors to give it a shot!  What could you possibly lose? ? Have fun.

Originally posted on Trish Hopkinson:
Hematopoiesis Press is an new online literary magazine currently accepting submissions for their third issue, with the theme Scarification: “We are not asking for a universal story of scarification. Rather overlap, overlap, lineage, nonlinear, lines, lines, lines, on the body, or often not on the body, where are the scars that…

Originally posted on Trish Hopkinson:
Inklette “is a not-for-profit, online literary magazine helmed by emerging artists and writers from all over. Inklette believes in the ability of art and literature to strike our consciousness in inexplicable ways.” The magazine was started as an e-newsletter by Devanshi Khetarpal in March 2014. They are currently open for submissions for their…

Originally posted on Trish Hopkinson:
Speculative City is an upcoming online literary magazine whose first issue will be published digitally to the public in February 2018. They are currently open for submissions relevant to the magazine mission and issue theme with focus on science fiction, fantasy, and magical realism. The first them is the “grotesque.” “In literature,…