“RIOT – MELLAKKA” Submit your work to be featured on the HESA inprint blog with a chance to be published in our monthly magazine. We are looking for creative people with a vision and voice to share their opinions, work and stories not for a pay check but for the love of creating. This months issue theme is “RIOT – MELLAKKA ” if you feel like your work could be put in to this category we would love for you to...
Posts made in October, 2012
The TSA Contest – Submit an experimental-fiction piece about the TSA. Ideas: When writing, think internal documents, from the mundane manuals and forms to blacked-out communiqués, signs, warnings, carbon copies. Literary forms we have accepted in the past include: comics, users manuals, PSAs, iPhone screenshots, Classified Ads, Book reviews, personal letters, press releases, employment applications etc. Deadline: November 5th 2012...
Are you a budding writer? Fancy putting your skills to the test in our short story competition? By entering our competition you have the chance to get your book printed in hard copy. This prize is perfect for any author who would like to get their work published. The winner will receive 10 copies so they can share their winning story with family and friends. The runner-up will receive £50 worth of Amazon vouchers. The theme for the...
GeminiMAGAZINE The new issue of Gemini Magazine is now online and our third annual Poetry Open competition is open. This issue features debut fiction by IT engineer Jack King about a Yuppie junkie on a downward spiral, as well as poetry, memoir and more fiction. Grand prize for the Poetry Open is $1,000. Second and third place receive $100/$50 and there will be three honorable mentions. Deadline: January 2, 2013 All six finalists will be...
Deadline: October 31, 2012 Entry is free. First prize: $50 cash via PayPal. Second prize: $25 cash via PayPal. Halloween is my favorite holiday, so I wanted to make this month’s contest interesting. The theme is gothic literature, but with a twist. Traditionally, gothic literature can be broken into two genders. The male gothic heavily features the supernatural, often in a struggle with the main character. The female gothic is more about...
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