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Poetry Contests, Fiction Contests, Creative Nonfiction, Flash Fiction, Essay and Photography Contests, and more! Contests for publications, publishers and universities listed in NewPages.com. Book contests listed separately.
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Most recent update: July 26, 2010
Contests
July Deadline
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Comstock Review
The Muriel Craft Bailey Memorial Award
Annual Poetry Contest
Prize: $1,000+pub/$250/$100
Final Judge: Charles Martin
Deadline: Postmark July 1 (annual)
Fee: $25
Narrative Magazine
Annual Poetry Contest
In a continuing effort to encourage and support poetry, we’re offering prizes, publication to the top three winners, and a public announcement of all winners and finalists via the Internet and in hard-copy literary trade publications.
Prize: $1,500/750/300/75
Deadline: July 18 (annual)
Fee: $20
Our Stories
Emerging Writers Story Contest
3-5 runners up have their submission fees returned. Yet, unlike every other contest out there with Our Stories everyone wins. Every contest entry receives a customized page-by-page review by our staff.
Prize: $400+pub
Deadline: May 1 - July 30 (annual)
Fee: $20
The Cincinnati Review
Robert & Adele Schiff Prizes in Poetry & Prose
One winning poem and prose piece will be chosen for publication in our prize issue. All entries will be considered for publication.
Prize: $300/category
Judges: Don Bogen (poetry), Michael Griffith (prose)
Deadline: Postmark during June and July only (annual)
Fee: $15 or $25 for one-year subscription
Glimmer Train
Very Short Fiction Award
We are interested in reading your original, unpublished very short stories! Open to all writers. Stories not to exceed 3,000 words.
Prize: $1200+pub/500/300
Deadline: Submit during July only
Fee: $15
Narrative
Spring 2010 Story Contest
Our spring contest is open to all fiction and nonfiction writers. We’re looking for short shorts, short stories, essays, memoirs, photo essays, graphic stories, all forms of literary nonfiction, and excerpts from longer works of both fiction and nonfiction.
Prize: $3,250/$1,500/$750
Deadline: July 31, 2010
Fee: $20
New Millennium Writings
New Millennium Awards for Fiction, Poetry, and Nonfiction
Winners of NMW Awards are showcased along with interviews, profiles and tributes to writers such as Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., Khaled Hosseini, J. D. Salinger, Julia Glass, Shel Silverstein, George Garrett, Ken Kesey, John Updike, and Cormac McCarthy.
Prize: $1,000/category+pub
Deadline: July 31, 2010 (extended)
Fee: $17
Alehouse Press. Poetry. $15. 7/1 (annual)
The Baltimore Review. Poetry. $15. 4/1 - 7/1 (annual)
Bellevue Literary Review. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. $15. 7/1/10
Contemporary Verse 2. Poetry. $24. 7/1/10
Geist. Sonnet. $10. 7/1/10
This Magazine. Poetry, Fiction, Graphic Narrative. $20. 7/2 (annual)
Literal Latte Magazine. Poetry. $10. 7/15 (annual)
Room Magazine (Canada). Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. $27/$39 CAD. 7/15/10 (extended deadline)
F. Scott Fitzgerald Lit Conference. Short Story. $25. 7/16/10
Vilcek Foundation. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. No Fee. 7/30/10
Adirondack Review. Fiction. $10. 7/31/10
A Room of Her Own. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. $15. 7/31/10
August Deadline
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The Malahat Review
Creative Non-Fiction Prize
The entry must be between 2,000 and 3,000 words. No restrictions as to subject matter or approach apply. For example, the entry may be personal essay, memoir, cultural criticism, nature writing, or literary journalism.
Prize: $500 CAD+pub
Deadline: Postmark August 1 (annual)
Fee: $35 CAD, $40 USD, $45 USD for Mexico & International
RATTLE
Poetry Prize
Judged in a blind review by the editors to ensure a fair and consistent selection, and with an entry fee that is simply a one-year subscription to the magazine, we've designed the Rattle Poetry Prize to be one of the most writer-friendly contests around.
Prize: $5,000/$100 for 10 honorable mentions+pub
Deadline: Postmark August 1 (annual)
Fee: $18 (includes one-year subscription or extension)
Terrain.org
Inaugural Contests in Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry
The contest theme is "The Signal in the Noise," to match our 26th issue, which launches in mid-September 2010. Though the contest and issue have a theme, we have a very liberal perspective on the theme and encourage you first and foremost to submit your best work.
Prize: $250+special treatment in online publication
Judges: Jessie Lendennie (poetry), Aurelie Sheehan (fiction),
David Rothenberg (nonfiction)
Deadline: August 1 (annual)
Fee: $10
The Aurorean
Haiku Contest
Undergraduate and graduate Creative Writing Students (across the U.S.) are invited to submit haiku for this student-only contest. To be eligible, entrants MUST be Creative Writing majors.
Deadline: August 15 (annual)
No Fee
Memoir (and)
Memoir in Prose or Poetry
The Memoir (and) Prizes for Memoir in Prose or Poetry are awarded to the most outstanding prose or poetry memoirs—traditional, nontraditional or experimental—drawn from the reading period.
Prize: $500/$250/$100+pub
Graphic Memoir
The Memoir (and) Prize for Graphic Memoir is awarded to the most outstanding graphic memoir drawn from the reading period.
Prize: $100+pub
Photography
The NEW Memoir (and) Prize for Photography is awarded to the most outstanding and innovative photography submission.
Deadline: May 1 - August 16, 2010
No entry fee
Carpe Articulum
John & Eva Keener Award
Work can include up to 3 black and white or colour photographs. Work must not be digitally altered beyond very basic touch up, available in jpeg or PDF format, and must be between 3x5 to 11x13.
Prize: $400/200/100
Fee: $20
Carpe Verbum Essay/Nonfiction Award
Submissions must not exceed 25 pages double-spaced.
Prize: $300/200/100
Fee: $25
Deadline: August 30 (annual)
Glimmer Train
Short Story Award for New Writers
Open only to writers whose fiction has not been presented in a print publication with a circulation over 5,000. (Entries, of course, must be unpublished.) Stories not to exceed 12,000 words.(Any shorter lengths are welcome.)
Prize: $1200+pub/500/300
Deadline: Submit during August only
Fee: $15
Gulf Coast
Donald Barthelme Prize for Short Prose
The prize awards $1000 and publication to one prose poem, micro-essay, or short story of 500 words or less.
Prize: $1000+pub
Judge: Joe Bonomo
Deadline: August 31 (annual)
Fee: $15 (postal), $18 (online) (includes one-year subscription)
Gival Press. Short Story. $25. 8/8 (annual postmark)
Smartish Pace. Poetry. 8/15. $5 (annual)
Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Lit Fest. Poetry. $20. 8/15/10 (postmark)
The Writers' Workshop. Fictoin, Nonfiction. $25. 8/15/10 (postmark)
Writers' Journal. Fiction. $5. 8/20/10
Writers' Journal. Poetry. $3. 8/30 (annual)
The Capilano Review. Poetry, Prose. $35/45 CAD. 8/31/2010
Gemini Magazine. Flash Fiction. $4. 8/31/10
NANO Fiction. Prose Poetry, Flash Fiction, Micro Essay. $15. 8/31/10
WOW! Women On Writing. Flash Fiction. $10. 8/31 (annual)
September Deadline
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Black Warrior Review
Fiction, Poetry & Nonfiction Contests
Prize: $1000 / category + pub
Judges: Peter Markus (fiction), Claudia Rankine (poetry), Lia Purpura (nonfiction)
Deadline: September 1, 2010
Fee: $15
Creative Nonfiction
Food Essay Contest
$1k/500+pub
Deadline: Postmark September 3, 2010
Fee: $20
Carpe Articulum
Poetry and Fiction Contests
$1.25k/300/200+pub
Deadline: September 30 (annual)
Fee: $20
Glimmer Train
Fiction Open
$2k+pub/1k/600
Deadline: Submit during September only
Fee: $20
The Southwest Review
Morton Marr Poetry Prize
$1k+pub/$500
Deadline: Postmark September 30 (annual)
Fee: $5
American Literary Review.
Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry.
6/1 - 9/1 (annual)
Mangrove Review/Sanibel Island Writers Conference. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 9/1 (annual)
Naugatuck River Review. Narrative Poetry. 9/1 (annual)
Rough Copy. Fiction. 9/1/10
Women in Judaism. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 9/1/10
The Teacher's Voice. Poetry. $10. 9/4/10 (extended deadline)
American Zoetrope. Screenplay. 5/1 - 9/7/10
Hunger Mountain. Nonfiction. 9/10 (annual)
Bloodroot. Poetry. 9/15 (annual)
Literal Latte Magazine. Essay. 9/15 (annual)
Robert Frost Foundation. Poetry. 9/15 (annual)
Other Voices. Poetry. 9/21 (annual)
Toasted Cheese. Fiction. 9/21 +/- (annual)
The Chariton Review. Short Fiction. 9/30 (annual)
Newport Review. Poetry, Prose. 5/1 - 9/30/10
Red Hen Press (under Literary Links). Poetry. 9/30 (annual)
The Review of English Studies. Essay. 9/30 (annual)
Two Review. Poetry. 9/30/10
October Deadline
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Georgetown Review
$1,000 and publication to the winning short story, poem, or essay on any theme or subject. All genres welcome. All entries are considered for publication on the journal.
Prize: $1000+pub
Deadline: Postmark October 1 (annual)
Fee: $10
The Missouri Review
Jeffrey E. Smith Editors' Prize in Fiction, Essay and Poetry
Not just any contest! Select winning entries in the past have been reprinted in the Best American series.
Prize: $5000/category + pub
Deadline: Postmark October 1 (annual)
Fee: $20
New Orleans Review
Walker Percy Prize in Short Fiction
Open to all writers in English with the exception of current students or employees or others affiliated with New Orleans Review or Loyola University New Orleans. Enter previously unpublished original stories up to 7,500 words.
Prize: $1,000+pub
Final judge: TBD
Deadline: October 1, 2010
Fee: $15
RHINO
Founder's Prize
A Poetry Contest Open to All Poets with a Distinctive Voice. Send up to 5 unpublished poems (no more than 5 pages total).
Prize: $300/50+pub
Deadline: Postmark between April 1 - October 1 (annual)
Fee: $10
CUTTHROAT
Joy Harjo Poetry Award & Rick DeMarinis Short Story Award
Submit up to three unpublished poems (100 line limit for each) or one unpublished short story (5000 word limit), any subject, any style.
Prize: $1250/250/category+pub
Judges: Marvin Bell (poetry), Lorian Hemingway (fiction)
Deadline: Postmark between July 15 - October 15, 2010
Fee: $15
Ruminate
Short Story Prize
Multiple entries allowed, must be 7,000 words or less
Prize: $500+pub
Judge: David James Duncan
Deadline: October 15 (annual)
Fee: $15
Thin Air
"Best in Show" All-Genre Contest
Send us your best work that: blurs poetry and prose, fiction and nonfiction, and show us there are more than three ways to see the world. Submissions (non-contest or contest) accepted in traditional poetry/prose/nonfiction as well—the choice is yours!
Prize: $500+pub
Judge: Jeff Gundy
Deadline: October 30, 2010
Fee: $15
Glimmer Train
Family Matters Contest
Open to all writers. Stories - about family - not to exceed 12,000 words. We don't publish stories for children.
Prize: $1,200/500/300+pub
Deadline: Submit during October only
Fee: $15/story
Standard Short Story Contest
We are interested in reading your original, unpublished short stories! Open to all writers. Stories not to exceed 12,000 words.
Prize: $700+pub+copies
Deadline: Submit during October only
Fee: No Fee
Boston Review. Fiction. 10/1 (annual)
New Southerner. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 10/1/10 (postmark)
Southeast Missouri State University Press. Short Story, Flash Fiction. 10/1 (annual)
Sycamore Review. Poetry. $15. 10/1/10 (annual)
Opium Magazine. Prose Poetry, Fiction. 10/4/10
Descant. Poetry. 10/8/10
Longwood University/Dos Passos Review. Drama. 9/15 - 10/15/10
Open City. Short Story. 10/15 (annual)
So to Speak. Poetry, Nonfiction. 10/15 (annual)
University of Louisville. Fiction. 7/1 - 10/15 (annual)
Inkwell. Short Fiction. 8/1 - 10/30 (annual)
A River & Sound Review. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 8/1 - 10/31/10
November Deadline
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The Briar Cliff Review
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction Contest
$1k / category + pub
Deadline: November 1 (annual)
Fee: $20
The Malahat Review
Open Season Awards
Poetry, Short Fiction, Creative Nonfiction
$1k CAD/category
Deadline: Postmark November 1 (annual)
Fee: $35 CAD, $40 USD, $45 USD for Mexico & International submissions
The Tampa Review
Danahy Fiction Prize
$1k+pub
Deadline: November 1 (annual)
Fee: $15
Zone 3
Poetry Awards
Prize: $500/300/100+pub
Deadline: Postmark 11/15 (annual)
Fee: $10
Glimmer Train
Short Story Award for New Writers
$1200+pub/500/300
Deadline: Submit during November only
Fee: $15
Shenandoah
The Graybeal-Gowen Prize for Virginia Poets
This annual prize of $500 is awarded by Shenandoah and the Virginia Poetry Center for a single poem by a writer born in or with current established residence in Virginia.
Prize: $500+pub
Deadline: Postmark between November 1-30, 2010
No fee
Bananafish. Short Story. 11/1/10
Saints & Sinners Literary Festival. Short Fiction. 11/1/10
Smartish Pace. Poetry. 11/1 (annual)
Sow's Ear Poetry Review. Poetry. 9/1 - 11/1 (annual)
Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Lit Fest. One-Act Play. 11/1/10
Chautauqua Writers' Center. Fiction. 8/1 - 11/15/10
Hollins University. Nancy Thorp Poetry Contest. 11/15 (annual)
Measure/The Formalist. Sonnet. 11/15 (annual)
Prairie Fire. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 11/30 (annual)
Prism Review. Poetry, Fiction. $9. 11/30/10
Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Lit Fest. Fiction. 11/15/10
Western Humanities Review. Poetry, Prose. 10/1 - 11/15/10
WOW! Women On Writing. Flash Fiction. 11/30 (annual)
December Deadline
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Phoebe
Winter Fiction Contest
Prize: $1,000+pub
Deadline: Postmark December 1 (annual)
Fee: $15
anderbo
Anderbo Poetry Prize
For up to six unpublished poems by poets who have not been previously published on anderbo.com
Prize: $500+pub
Judge: Linda Bierds
Deadline: Postmark December 15, 2010
Fee: $10
Glimmer Train
Fiction Open
Prize: $2,000+pub/$1,000/$600
Deadline: Submit during December only
Fee: $20
The Cream City Review. Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry. 12/1 (annual)
Transitions Abroad. Nonfiction. 4/1 - 12/15/10
Toasted Cheese Fiction. 12/21 (annual)
Many Mountains Moving. Poetry, Flash Fiction. 12/30/10
Adirondack Review. Poetry. 12/31 (annual)
Freefall. Poetry. Fiction. 12/31 (annual)
The Litchfield Review. Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction. 12/31
River Styx. Micro-fiction. 12/31 (annual)
Saints & Sinners Literary Festival. Full-length Play. 12/31/10
January Deadline
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Carpe Articulum
Novella Contest
$1k/300/200+pub
Carpe Verbum Essay/Nonfiction Award
$300/200/100+pub
Deadline: January 7 (annual)
Fee: $25
The Journal
William Allen Creative Nonfiction Contest
$500+pub
Deadline: Postmark January 31 (annual)
Fee: $10
Boston Review. Poetry. 1/15 (annual)
Literal Latte. Fiction. 1/15 (annual)
Rosebud. Nonfiction. 1/15/2011 (biennial)
WRITERS' Journal. Fiction. 1/30 (annual)
Literal Latte. Poetry. 1/31 (annual)
February Deadline
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Malahat Review
Long Poem Prize
$1k+pub
Deadline: Postmark February 1, 2011
Fee: $35 CAD, $40 USD, $45 USD for Mexico & International submissions (includes one-year subscription)
Malahat Review
Novella Prize
$1.5k+pub
Deadline: Postmark February 1, 2012
Fee: $35 CAD, $40 USD, $45 USD for Mexico & International submissions (included one-year subscription)
WOW! Women On Writing. Flash Fiction. 2/28 (annual)
March Deadline
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The Ledge
Fiction Awards Competition
$1k/250/100+pub
Deadline: Postmark March 1 (annual)
Fee: $10
Colorado Review
The Nelligan Prize for Short Fiction
$1.5k+pub
Deadline: Postmark January 12 - March 12 (annual)
Fee: $10
Carpe Articulum
Poetry and Fiction Contests
$1.25k/300/200+pub
Deadline: March 30 (annual)
Fee: $20
Modern Haiku. Haiku. 3/13 (annual)
The Claremont Review. Poetry, Fiction. 3/15 (annual)
Flint Hills Review. Nonfiction. 3/15 (annual)
Yemassee Journal. Poetry. 3/15 (annual)
Toasted Cheese. Fiction. 3/21 +/- (annual)
WRITERS' Journal. Fiction. 3/30 (annual)
Harpur Palate. Fiction. 3/31 (annual)
Permafrost. Fiction. 3/31 (annual)
April Deadline
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Grain Magazine
Short Grain (with Variations)
Poetry, Short Fiction
$1.25k/750/500
Deadline: Postmark April 1 (annual)
Fee: $30 CAD, $36 USD for US & International submissions
(includes one-year subscription)
Glimmer Train
Family Matters
$1.2k/500/300+pub
Deadline: April 1 - 30 (annual)
Fee: $15
The Ledge
Poetry Awards Competition
$1k/250/100+pub
Deadline: April 30 (annual)
Fee: $10
Baltimore Review. Nonfiction. 1/1 - 4/1 (annual)
Passager. Poetry. 4/1 (annual)
Event. Nonfiction. 4/15 (annual)
Crab Orchard Review. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 3/1 - 4/30 (annual)
May Deadline
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Fugue
Annual Poetry & Prose Contest
$1000+pub
Deadline: May 1 (annual)
Fee: $20
The Journal
Short Story Prize
$1k+pub
Deadline: Postmark May 1 (annual)
Fee: $10
The Malahat Review
Far Horizons Award for Fiction
$500 CAD +pub
Deadline: Postmark May 1, 2011
(Alternating years fiction/poetry: poetry-2012)
Fee: $25 CAD, $30 US, $35 US for Mexico & international submissions
The Southwest Review
David Nathan Meyerson Prize for Fiction
$1k+pub
Deadline: May 1 (annual)
Fee: $25
The Spoon River Poetry Review
Editors' Prize Contest
$1k/$100+pub
Deadline: Postmark May 1 (annual)
Fee: $16 (includes one-year subscription)
New Letters
Annual Literary Awards Competition
Poetry, Creative Nonfiction, and Fiction
$1.5k / category +pub
Deadline: Postmark May 18 (annual)
Fee: $15
Calyx
Lois Cranston Memorial Poetry Prize
$300+pub
Deadline: March 1 - May 31 (annual)
Fee: $15
Glimmer Train
Short Story Award for New Writers
$1200+pub/500/300
Deadline: Submit during May only
Fee: $15
River Styx
International Poetry Contest
$1.5k+pub
Judge: TBA
Deadline: Postmark May 31 (annual)
Fee: $20 (includes one-year subscription)
American Short Fiction. Flash Fiction. 5/1 (annual)
Sow's Ear Poetry Review. Chapbook. 5/1 (annual)
Atlanta Review. Poetry. 5/6/2011
Blue Collar Review. Poetry. Dealine 5/15 (annual)
Dancing Poetry Contest. Poetry. 5/15 (annual)
Ramble Underground. Short Story. 5/15 (annual)
subTerrain. Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction. 5/15 (annual)
Writers' Journal. Short Story, Photography. 5/30 (annual)
The Antigonish Review. Fiction. 5/31 (annual)
Crab Creek Review. Poetry. 5/31 (annual)
Pearl. Fiction. 4/1 - 5/31 (annual)
University of Georgia Press. Short Fiction. 4/1 - 5/31 (annual)
Vocabula Review. Prose. 5/31 (annual)
WOW! Women On Writing. Flash Fiction. 5/31 (annual)
June Deadline
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The MacGuffin
Poet Hunt Contest
$500+pub
Deadline: April 1 - June 3 (annual)
Fee: $15
The Bitter Oleander
Frances Locke Memorial Poetry Award
$1k+pub
Deadline: Postmark June 15 (annual)
Fee: $10
Indiana Review
'1/2 K' Prize
Prose Poetry, Short-Short
$1k+pub
Final Judge:Alberto Rios
Deadline: June 15 (annual)
Fee: $15 (includes 1 year subscription)
Southern Poetry Review
Guy Owen Prize Contest
$1k+pub
Deadline: March 1 - June 15 (annual)
Fee: $15
Glimmer Train
Fiction Open
$2k+pub/1k/600
Deadline: Submit during June only
Fee: $20
Boulevard. Poetry. 6/1 (annual)
Burning Bush Publications. Poetry. 6/1 (annual)
Wordgathering. Poetry. 6/1 (annual)
The Writers' Workshop. Poetry. 6/1 (annual)
Boston Review. Poetry. 6/1 (annual)
Chelsea. Fiction. 6/15 (annual)
Quarter After Eight. Short Prose. 6/15 (annual)
Toasted Cheese. Nonfiction. 6/21 (annual)
Gival Press. Poetry. 6/27 (annual)
The American Poetry Journal. Poetry. 6/30 (annual)
The Antigonish Review. Poetry. 6/30 (annual)
Hunger Mountain. Short Fiction. 6/30 (annual)
Hunger Mountain. Children's/YA Fiction. 6/30 (annual)
Literal Latte Magazine. Short Story. 6/30 (annual)
Red Hen Press. Short Fiction. 6/30 (annual)
Teachers & Writers Collaborative. Essay. 6/30 (annual)
No Deadline
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Zone 3
Annual Fiction Award
Publication
No deadlines winners announced in fall issue
Fee: $10
Awards for Published Works
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American Poetry Review
The Jerome J. Shestack Poetry Prizes
Two annual prizes for poetry published in APR during the calendar year.
The Aurorean
Best-of-Last-Issue Poetry Award
For each issue, an independent judge chooses the “Best Poem” from the previous issue.
Beloit Poetry Journal
The Chad Walsh Poetry Prize
"Awarded to the author of the poem or group of poems that the editors judge to be the most outstanding among those we've published during the previous year."
Michigan Quarterly Review
Lawrence Foundation Prize
"This is not a contest."
Best short story published in MQR the previous year.
Narrative Magazine
The $4,000 Narrative Prize is awarded annually for the best short story, novel excerpt, poem, or work of literary nonfiction published by a new or emerging writer in Narrative.
the new renaissance
tnr Poetry Award
The Louise E. Reynolds Memorial Fiction Award
The awards are give for each 3-issue volume of tnr, and only writers published in that volume are eligible.
The Paris Review
The Plimpton Prize
Awarded to the best work of fiction published in The Paris Review in a given year by an emerging or previously unpublished writer.
Rhino
Annual Editors’ Prizes for works published in Rhino.
Shenandoah
Fiction, Poetry, Essay
Awarded annually to the best author in each genre published during the volume year.
The Glasgow Prize for Emerging Writers
Eligibility for 2010 Prize: all writers of POETRY with only one published book in that genre.
Deadline: March 15 to March 31
Flannery O'Connor
$1000 for Best O'Connor-related work published in the Fall 2010 issue of Shenandoah.
Deadline: October 1, 2009
The Southern Review
The Eudora Welty Prize in Fiction
given to the best short story published in The
Southern Review each volume year
The Robert Penn Warren Prize in Poetry
given to the best poem or group of poems published in
The Southern Review each volume year
The Cleanth Brooks Prize in Nonfiction
given to the best work of nonfiction published in
The Southern Review each volume year
Southwest Review
McGinnis-Ritchie Awards for Fiction and Nonfiction, Essay
Awarded annually to the best genre works published during the previous year in SR's pages.
The Elizabeth Matchett Stover Memorial Award
Awarded to the best poem or group of poems published during the previous year in SR's pages.
Morton Marr Poetry Prize
An annual award to a poem by a writer who has not yet published a first book of poetry.
The David Nathan Meyerson Prize for Fiction
New prize, beginning in 2008, for fiction writers who have not published a first book.
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