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Let’s Write a Short Story Contest

NOTE: The contest is now closed to entries. We will announce the winner within the next two weeks!

Are you trying to become a better writer? Are you interested in getting published sooner? This is your chance.

For the next several weeks, we’re running a writing contest that will help you do just that.

Let’s Write a Short Story! is an ebook about how to get published sooner and begin to build a career writing fiction. To win this contest, you will write and submit a short story.

If your piece is cho­sen, you will receive the following:

You will sub­mit a longer piece, between 500 and 1250 words of your best work.

The con­test ends after ten-days, on FridaySept 14, 2012 at 11:59 pm EST. After that, sub­mis­sions will close, and we will choose a winner.

At the end of the month, we’ll pub­lish your edited piece on the Write Practice where hun­dreds of peo­ple will get to read you at your very best. For exam­ple, read last month’s win­ner, Doc O’Connor’s Relay.

Even bet­ter, we will to collect the winning piece in an anthology and pub­lish them in a book. So if your piece is cho­sen, you will be published.

Here are the details.

CONTEST RULES

There is no theme for this con­test. Write the best story you can. If you’d like to get a sense of what we’re look­ing for, get a copy of the book Let’s Write a Short Story.

Guidelines

  • We will accept pieces between 500‑1250 words. We will read every word, so please, noth­ing over 1250 words.
  • Post your com­pleted piece in the com­ments sec­tion of this post.
  • All entries must be unpublished work. Please don’t repurpose stories from your blog.
  • You can post as many sto­ries as you want.
  • Please, noth­ing too graphic or explic­itly sexual.
  • The dead­line is Friday, September 14 at 11:59 pm EST to post your piece. That’s ten days, but start today!

And, of course, if you sub­mit your work, you agree to give us first pub­lish­ing rights (mean­ing that after we pub­lish it, the rights revert back to you).

Best of luck!

Now Tell Your Friends

If you think your writing friends would be interested in this, let them know!

 


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