All entries receive a +/- 800-word critique/analysis of their novel and a copy of the winning book. All manuscripts must be complete and unpublished. Send the first 10K words of the novel followed by a maximum 2500-word synopsis in one…
Gold Man Review, a West Coast Journal, is currently looking for submissions in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction for Issue 13. We are open to all topics and themes and love writing that pushes boundaries. If your work is on the…
Submissions are now open for Imagine 2200. Imagine seeks stories of 3,000 to 5,000 words that envision the next 180 years of equitable climate progress—roughly seven generations—imagining intersectional worlds of abundance, adaptation, reform, and hope. The winning writer will be…
redrosethorns annual magazine is seeking unpublished writing pieces, in any genre or style, and artwork for our magazine’s second edition. This year’s theme is “Home” We encourage others to share their interpretation of our selected theme through their own art…
Winner of the 2023 New American Fiction Prize will receive $1,500 and book publication. Deadline is June 15. Final judge this year is Gabriel Bump, author of the New York Times Notable Book Everywhere You Don’t Belong. Minimum length: 100…
We are honored to create this space for women poets to step forward. This contest only accepts submissions from women poets. All women are welcome to submit (cis and trans). The winning poet will be awarded $3000, publication, and a…
borrowed solace is open for submissions! We accept nonfiction, fiction, poetry, and art. Though we are mostly looking for nonfiction, we will still be excited to receive fiction and poetry! We are open for general submissions and will close June…
Poets are invited to submit full-length collections focused on a theme between May 1–June 30 for The Codhill Press Guest Editor Series. For the 2023 submission period, that theme is: Dreams and the Subconscious. This is a reading period, not…
From June 1 to June 30, 2023, we’re seeking full-length (48+ pages) hybrid and cross-genre manuscripts. We’re interested in flash fiction; prose poetry; novels-in-verse and novel(la)s-in-flash; flash nonfiction or memoirs-in-shorts; fragmentary works and lyric essays; image and text works and…
Swan Scythe Press announces its 2023 poetry chapbook contest. Entry fee: $18. We are accepting submissions from March 1 to June 15 (postmark deadline). Winner receives $200 and 25 perfect-bound chapbooks. The 2022 winner is Arthur Solway for Siddhartha On…
Wordrunner eChapbooks will select one fiction and one nonfiction mini-collection for our 2023 e-Chapbook series, to be published in August and December, online and as epubs. We are looking for emotional complexity and nuanced characters in our collections. Prose pieces…
Winner receives $1000 and publication; Runner-Up receives $500 and publication. All entries will be considered for publication. All entries will be considered anonymously. Send no more than one story per entry. Each story must not exceed 30 double-spaced pages in…
The MacGuffin’s Poet Hunt 28 awards one Grand Prize winner $500 and publication! Up to two Honorable Mentions also published. Final selections will be made by guest judge, Barbara Crooker. All entrants will receive one copy of the issue containing…
Currently we are accepting Novel Excerpts and Creative Nonfiction Submissions through June 1 for our second anthology! We want to give our great contributors a chance to see their name in print! We will be publishing hardcover, paperback, and ebook…
We’ve long admired the mighty power of the compressed form, which is why we are expanding our search for the very best in small fiction. The Masters Review is excited to announce the new Spring Small Fiction Awards! This contest will honor a grand…
Main Street Rag will be open for submission of book length manuscripts in the prose genres of novels, novellas, short story collections, and creative nonfiction from May 1 through June 15. There is a reading fee. View our full submission…
