Meridian’s 2007 Editors’ Prize Contest is open! Each year, we award a $1000 prize in both Fiction and Poetry. The winning entries in each category will be featured in the Spring/Summer 2007 Issue of Meridian. The entry fee is only $16 and includes a one-year (2-issue) subscription to Meridian for US-based subscribers (international subscribers will receive only the prize issue due to increased mailing costs). This is a great way to...

$1,000 Prize yemasseejournal.org/contests.html Postmark deadline November 15 annually Entry Fee – $10 1 previously unpublished story of up to 10,000 words (please double-space pages) GUIDELINES No previously published works Simultaneous submissions accepted with notice Multiple submissions accepted ($10 and SASE per entry) BLIND SUBMISSIONS (include author’s name, contact information, and work/s title on a separate cover letter. Include...

Guidelines: www2.hawaii.edu/~hireview/ A short-short story competition open to writers anywhere in the world. No. of words: 1500 or less No. of entries: limit 3 Reading fee: $10 per story Make check or money order payable to University of Hawai’i Address: Sudden Story Award Hawai’i Review c/o Board of Publications PO Box 11674 Honolulu, HI 96828 Deadline: December 1, 2007. Awards: Winner, $1500 Two finalists, $250 each Judge: Robert...

17th Annual Award 2008 Eligibility: Only undergraduates enrolled full-time in American and Canadian universities and colleges for the academic year 2007-2008 are eligible for the prize. This Prize has always encouraged submissions from students with an Asian background, but we want to make it clear that we encourage students of all races and backgrounds to enter. Submissions of no more than 7500 words should be typed on paper 8½ by 11 and be...

www.akc.org/pubs/fictioncontest/ $750 for first place $500 for second place $250 for third place Winning stories will be published in the AKC Gazette and AKC Family Dog as space allows. 1 The contest is open to anyone except employees of the American Kennel Club and their immediate families. 2 Entries must be original, unpublished stories that have not been offered to or accepted by any other publisher. Only one entry per author. 3 The American...

georgetownreview.georgetowncollege.edu/grcontest.htm $1,000 and publication to the winning short story, poem, or essay on the subject of redemption. We’re very flexible about what satisfies our theme requirement. We’d be equally interested in stories, poems, and essays about folks who find redemption and those who don’t. If the situation where redemption is pursued is obviously spiritual in nature, that’s fine, but if it’s secular or legal or...