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Writing Competitions
Global Writing Contests
Writing contests are a great way for poetry and fiction writers to get their
work noticed by the literary community. Enclosed is a list of writing
contests, including short story writing competions, essay contests and/or
poetry contests from writing organizations around the world. All of the
contests listed below either a) offer a minimum grand prize of $250 or b)
are free to enter.
We make every effort to list only legitimate writing competitions, and try
not to list publications that require an additional "purchase" before
entrants are eligible to win any award. However, we also take no
responsibility for the legitimacy of any of the following writing contests,
and as always we recommend you do your own research.
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Contests
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Free Writing
Contests
If you are interested only in free writing contests, you should pick up a copy
of Hope Clark's
The No Fee Contest Book. In her research, as editor
of
FundsforWriters.com, she's identified more than 250 writing
competitions that don't charge anything for contest submissions. For just
$7.95, you can immediately download the e-book that contains contest
listings, respective online links, and Hope's advice on entering writing
competitions.
Order The No Fee Contest Book now.
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