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| Paterson Prize for Books for Young People | Updated October 14th, 2009 |
 The Poetry Center at Passaic County Community College presents the Paterson Prize for Books for Young People. $500 Award in each category Categories: Pre-K - Grade 3 Grades 4 - 6 Grades 7 - 12 In each category one book will be selected, which in the opinion of our Judges, is the most outstanding book for young people published in 2009. The author will be asked to participate in an awards ceremony and to give a reading at the Poetry Center. Publisher may submit more than one book for prize consideration. Books entered in the competition will be donated to the Poetry Center Library at Passaic County Community College. Books must be received in the Poetry Center by March 15, 2010 to be considered for the prize. Books cannot be returned. For a list of winners, include a stamped, self-addressed envelope labeled: “Paterson Prize for Young People’s Books”. Announcements of winners will be placed in The Poets & Writers Newsletter. send: Complete MS looking for: Novel specifically: Children's and YA |
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| tags: $100+ prize Fiction YA children's contest no entry fee novel publication | |
| Tobias Wolff Award for Fiction | Updated October 14th, 2009 |
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First place winners will be published in the Bellingham Review. Second and third place winners and finalists may be considered for publication. Entry Fees: $18 for the first entry (one short story). Each additional entry is $10. Please make checks payable to: The Bellingham Review. Everyone entering the competition will receive a complimentary two-issue subscription to Bellingham Review. Submissions must be postmarked between December 1, 2009, and March 15, 2010. For each entry, submit the following: - 3" x 5" index card stating the title of the work, the category (fiction), the author's name, phone number, address and email. Please make sure the writing is legible on this card. The author's name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript; the index card will serve as the only record of your entry. - A check made out to The Bellingham Review. - A self-addressed stamped envelope for announcement of winners. The author's name must not appear anywhere on the manuscript. Maximum length: Prose up to 8,000 words. Novel excerpts up to 8,000 words are accepted. No previously published works, or works accepted for publication, are eligible. Work may be under consideration elsewhere, but must be withdrawn from the competition if accepted for publication. Current students, faculty, or staff of WWU are not eligible to enter the contest. send: Complete MS looking for: Short Story specifically: Literary |
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| tags: $1000+ prize Fiction contest literary low entry fee novel excerpt publication short story | |
| Arts & Letters Prizes | Updated May 20th, 2009 |
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Please make checks or money orders payable to “GCSU” (note “Arts & Letters” in the memo section). All submissions will be considered for publication. For one-act plays: Submit one work, typed in standard format. Submit only original, unpublished work in English. Simultaneous submissions are acceptable if the editors are notified immediately that the work has been accepted elsewhere. Authors may submit more than one manuscript; however, each submission should include the required entry fee of $15. Include a cover sheet with your name, address (where you want your subscription/s to be sent), and phone/email contact information; also include the title of your work. For those submitting more than one manuscript, you may designate a gift subscription to be sent (please provide name & address where you want the subscription sent). Send a no. 10 self-addressed, stamped envelope for announcement of winners (usually in July). No manuscripts can be returned. The author’s name should not appear anywhere in the manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Play |
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| Arts & Letters Prizes | Updated May 20th, 2009 |
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The Arts & Letters Prizes competition offers publication and a $1000 Prize for winners in: Fiction (Short Story), Poetry, and Drama (One-Act Play), and a NEW prize for Creative Nonfiction (Essay). Please make checks or money orders payable to “GCSU” (note “Arts & Letters” in the memo section). All submissions will be considered for publication. For fiction and creative nonfiction: Submit one story or essay, typed, double-spaced, no more than 25 pages long. Submit only original, unpublished work in English. Simultaneous submissions are acceptable if the editors are notified immediately that the work has been accepted elsewhere. Authors may submit more than one manuscript; however, each submission should include the required entry fee of $15. Include a cover sheet with your name, address (where you want your subscription/s to be sent), and phone/email contact information; also include the title of your work. For those submitting more than one manuscript, you may designate a gift subscription to be sent (please provide name & address where you want the subscription sent). Send a no. 10 self-addressed, stamped envelope for announcement of winners (usually in July). No manuscripts can be returned. The author’s name should not appear anywhere in the manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Article |
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| Arts & Letters Prizes | Updated May 20th, 2009 |
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The Arts & Letters Prizes competition offers publication and a $1000 Prize for winners in: Fiction (Short Story), Poetry, and Drama (One-Act Play), and a NEW prize for Creative Nonfiction (Essay). Please make checks or money orders payable to “GCSU” (note “Arts & Letters” in the memo section). All submissions will be considered for publication. For fiction and creative nonfiction: Submit one story or essay, typed, double-spaced, no more than 25 pages long. Submit only original, unpublished work in English. Simultaneous submissions are acceptable if the editors are notified immediately that the work has been accepted elsewhere. Authors may submit more than one manuscript; however, each submission should include the required entry fee of $15. Include a cover sheet with your name, address (where you want your subscription/s to be sent), and phone/email contact information; also include the title of your work. For those submitting more than one manuscript, you may designate a gift subscription to be sent (please provide name & address where you want the subscription sent). Send a no. 10 self-addressed, stamped envelope for announcement of winners (usually in July). No manuscripts can be returned. The author’s name should not appear anywhere in the manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Short Story |
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| Arts & Letters Prizes | Updated August 13th, 2009 |
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The Arts & Letters Prizes competition offers publication and a $1000 Prize for winners in: Fiction (Short Story), Poetry, and Drama (One-Act Play), and a NEW prize for Creative Nonfiction (Essay). Please make checks or money orders payable to “GCSU” (note “Arts & Letters” in the memo section). All submissions will be considered for publication. For poetry: Submit up to 8 PAGES of poetry, typed, single-spaced, one poem (or part of a poem) per page. Submit only original, unpublished work in English. Simultaneous submissions are acceptable if the editors are notified immediately that the work has been accepted elsewhere. Authors may submit more than one manuscript; however, each submission should include the required entry fee of $15. Include a cover sheet with your name, address (where you want your subscription/s to be sent), and phone/email contact information; also include the title of your work. For those submitting more than one manuscript, you may designate a gift subscription to be sent (please provide name & address where you want the subscription sent). Send a no. 10 self-addressed, stamped envelope for announcement of winners (usually in July). No manuscripts can be returned. The author’s name should not appear anywhere in the manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Poetry |
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| The Anthem Essay Contest | Updated December 02nd, 2009 |
 The Ayn Rand Institute ANTHEM Essay Contest is For 9th and 10th Graders only. Select ONE of the following three topics: 1. Why do you think the Council of Vocations assigns Equality the job of Street Sweeper? Is it due to error, incompetence or a more sinister motivation? Explain. 2. The old locks and lack of guards in the Palace of Corrective Detention indicate that prisoners never tried to escape. Why do you think they did not? Explain. 3. In a single, unified essay, explain the meaning and wider significance of EACH of the following quotes in the story: a. “To be free, a man must be free of his brothers.” (Ch. 12) b. “It is the mind which thinks, and the judgment of my mind is the only searchlight that can find the truth.” (Ch. 11) c. “And we thought that we could trust this being who looked upon us from the stream, and that we had nothing to fear with this being.” (Ch. 8) Essays will be judged on both style and content. Judges will look for writing that is clear, articulate and logically organized. Winning essays must demonstrate an outstanding grasp of the philosophic meaning of ANTHEM. Contest is open to students worldwide. To avoid disqualification, a stapled cover sheet MUST include: your name and address; your e-mail address (if available); the name and address of your high school; topic selected (#1, 2 or 3 from list above); your current grade level and (optional) the name of the teacher who assigned the essay, if you are completing it for classroom credit. Winners, finalists, semifinalists and all other participants will be notified via e-mail and/or by mail by July 2010. FIRST PRIZE: $2,000 5 SECOND PRIZES: $500 10 THIRD PRIZES: $200 45 FINALISTS: $50 Cash Awards 175 SEMIFINALISTS: $30 Cash Awards You MUST include a stapled cover sheet with the following information: your name; mailing address; e-mail address (if available); the name and address of your high school; topic selected (#1, 2 or 3 from the list above); your current grade level and (if applicable) the name of the teacher who assigned the essay. send: Complete MS looking for: Article |
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| UCLA Extension Screenplay Competition | Updated October 14th, 2009 |
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The UCLA Extension Screenplay Competition is a fresh and exclusive opportunity for three outstanding Writers’ Program students to gain industry exposure, individual mentoring and training, and cash prizes. Contestants must have taken 3 feature film courses in the Writers' Program within specified time limit. Scripts have been developed in a Writers' Program course. Original material. Complete the application and verification forms and mail them along with the entry fee and two copies of your script to UCLA Extension Screenplay Competition, c/o UCLA Extension Writers’ Program, 10995 Le Conte Ave, Room 440, Los Angeles, CA 90024. E-MAIL AN EXTRA COPY OF THE SCRIPT. All entries must be accompanied by a verification form, signed by your instructor, to verify that your script was developed in a Writers’ Program course. Writers’ Program staff cannot be responsible for facilitating an instructor’s signature on the verification form. If your attempts to notify an instructor are unsuccessful, you may mail the verification form – along with a self-addressed stamped envelope – to your instructor in care of the Writers’ Program and we will forward it. Entries without a completed verification form by the application deadline cannot be considered, so be sure to get started on this early. Each screenplay must be accompanied by a $45 nonrefundable entry fee ($25 for students enrolled in the Certificate Program in Feature Film Writing between March 2008 and March 2010. Certificate student status will be verified.) Checks should be made payable to “UC Regents”. Your name should not appear on the cover, title page, or any other page of the script. Please use the last four digits of your social security number on the title page for identification. Screenplays must be in English, printed single-sided on three-hole white paper and fastened with brads. Each page should be numbered and should total 90-140 pages. Scripts should be submitted in standard spec format in 12-point font (Courier or Times New Roman preferred). send: Complete MS looking for: Screenplay |
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| ALTA National Translation Award | Updated May 20th, 2009 |
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Each year, the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) invites publishers to nominate book-length translations, published in the preceding calendar year, for the ALTA National Translation Award. The award-winning book and translator are announced and featured at the annual ALTA conference held each fall, and a press release is distributed to selected major publications. The translator selected for this award receives a cash gift, currently set at $2500. To be eligible for the award, a translation must have been published during the preceding calendar year by a U.S. or Canadian publisher and must be a book-length work, in English, of fiction, poetry, drama, or creative non-fiction (literary criticism and philosophy are not eligible). For nominated books selected as finalists, publishers will be asked to provide an original-language version of the text; any finalist for which no original-language version is provided will be excluded from further consideration. The criteria for judging the award are: (1) the significance of the literary contribution of the original as well as of the translation; and (2) the success of the translation in recreating the artistry of the original. Translations of contemporary works will receive preference, although important retranslations or first-time translations of older works will also be considered to the degree that they make significant contributions to literature. The deadline for nominating books published in the preceding calendar year is March 31. For each nominated book, send a letter of nomination, four copies of the book, and a $25 entry fee send: Complete MS looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Translation |
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| ALTA National Translation Award | Updated May 20th, 2009 |
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Each year, the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) invites publishers to nominate book-length translations, published in the preceding calendar year, for the ALTA National Translation Award. The award-winning book and translator are announced and featured at the annual ALTA conference held each fall, and a press release is distributed to selected major publications. The translator selected for this award receives a cash gift, currently set at $2500. To be eligible for the award, a translation must have been published during the preceding calendar year by a U.S. or Canadian publisher and must be a book-length work, in English, of fiction, poetry, drama, or creative non-fiction (literary criticism and philosophy are not eligible). For nominated books selected as finalists, publishers will be asked to provide an original-language version of the text; any finalist for which no original-language version is provided will be excluded from further consideration. The criteria for judging the award are: (1) the significance of the literary contribution of the original as well as of the translation; and (2) the success of the translation in recreating the artistry of the original. Translations of contemporary works will receive preference, although important retranslations or first-time translations of older works will also be considered to the degree that they make significant contributions to literature. The deadline for nominating books published in the preceding calendar year is March 31. For each nominated book, send a letter of nomination, four copies of the book, and a $25 entry fee send: Complete MS looking for: Play specifically: Translation |
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