06 March 2015
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Creative writing competition: The Short Fiction Prize
Entries for the competition from Plymouth University's visual literary journal may be up to 6,000 words ...
Entries for the competition from Plymouth University's visual literary journal may be up to 6,000 words
There is a first prize of £500 plus publication, and a second prize of £100.
Entries to the Short Fiction Prize may be on any theme and in any genre. Writers may enter as many stories as they like. There is an entry fee of £6 for one story, or £10 for two (writers taking this option will receive a free copy of the next issue of Short Fiction worth £10).
Edited by Tom Vowler, Short Fiction is published annually each autumn, containing short stories by new authors alongside others who are well-known. Each story has a bespoke front illustration and its own chapbook of space.
The closing date for the Short Fiction Prize is 31 March.
There is a first prize of £500 plus publication, and a second prize of £100.
Entries to the Short Fiction Prize may be on any theme and in any genre. Writers may enter as many stories as they like. There is an entry fee of £6 for one story, or £10 for two (writers taking this option will receive a free copy of the next issue of Short Fiction worth £10).
Edited by Tom Vowler, Short Fiction is published annually each autumn, containing short stories by new authors alongside others who are well-known. Each story has a bespoke front illustration and its own chapbook of space.
The closing date for the Short Fiction Prize is 31 March.
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