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SUMMARY:P - Arc's Poem of the Year Contest
DESCRIPTION:Entry fee includes a one-year Canadian subscription to Arc\n\n\n\nIn 2022\, Arc will be awarding one $5\,000 grand prize to the Poem of the Year and a $500 prize for an Honourable Mention. We accept still hard copy\, mailed submissions!\n\n\n\n\n\nShortlist: A shortlist of 10 to 12 poems\, selected by Arc’s editorial board\, will be eligible for the Readers’ Choice Award. The winner receives $250. Visit us in Spring 2022 to read our shortlist selections and cast your vote! Shortlisted poets will be contacted prior to the shortlist going live. \nPublication: Shortlisted entries for the Poem of the Year will be published online and in a print issue of Arc\, and will receive page-rate payment for online and print publication. Arc secures First Canadian Serial Rights\, meaning the poems should not appear in any print or digital publication before the release of the issue in which the work appears. All rights will revert to the author upon publication. \nRules: \n\nAc welcomes Poem of the Year entries from Canada\, the United States\, and around the world. Entrants outside Canada must submit entry fees in Canadian funds. Please use the online payment option or mail a cheque or money order in Canadian funds.\nEntrants may submit up to two unpublished poems with each $35 fee (extra poems: $5 per poem).\nThe length of each poem must not exceed 100 lines.\nEntrant’s name\, address\, e-mail and phone number must not appear on the poems\, but instead on a separate sheet or in the body of the submission email\, which should also list the titles of all poems entered.\nEntrants’ information is concealed during deliberations.\nNo entrants (including winners\, honourable mentions\, or authors of shortlisted poems) may substitute\, before\, during\, or after judging\, a revision of any poem already submitted to the contest.\nNo poems will be returned.irst two poems will be considered.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-arcs-poem-of-the-year-contest-2/
LOCATION:Arc Poetry Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - The Masters Review Winter Short Story Award for New Writers
DESCRIPTION:Short Story Award For New Writers\n\n\n  \n\n\nWelcome to our 2021-2022 Winter Short Story Award for New Writers\, an annual contest that recognizes the best fiction from today’s emerging writers.  Judging this year’s contest is Ye Chun\, author of Hao\, a collection of stories recently longlisted for the 2022 Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence. The winning story will be awarded $3000 and publication online. Second and third place stories will be awarded publication and $300 and $200 respectively. All winning stories and any notable Honorable Mentions will receive agency review by the following: Nat Sobel from Sobel Weber\, Victoria Cappello from The Bent Agency\, Andrea Morrison from Writers House\, Sarah Fuentes from Fletcher & Company\, Heather Schroder from Compass Talent\, and Siohban McBride from Carnicelli Literary Management. We want you to succeed\, and we want your writing to be read. It’s been our mission to support emerging writers since day one.\n\n\nGuidelines:\n\n\n\nWinner receives $3000\, publication\, and agency review\n\n\nSecond and third place prizes ($300 / $200\, publication\, and agency review)\n\n\nStories under 6000 words\n\n\nPreviously unpublished stories only\n\n\nSimultaneous and multiple submissions allowed\n\n\nEmerging writers only (We are interested in offering a larger platform to new writers. Self-published writers and writers with story collections are welcome to submit. Writers with novels published with small circulations (around 5000 copies) can also submit.)\n\n\nInternational English submissions allowed\n\n\n$20 entry fee\n\n\nDeadline: January 31st\, 2022\n\n\n\nPlease\, no identifying information on your story\n\n\nAll stories are considered for publication\n\n\nIf requesting an editorial letter\, please indicate on your cover letter if the submissions is fiction or creative nonfiction\n\n\nA significant portion of the editorial letter fees go to our feedback editor\, according to the rates established by the EFA\n\n\n\n\nWe don’t have any preferences topically or in terms of style. We’re simply looking for the best. We don’t define\, nor are we interested in\, stories identified by their genre. We do\, however\, consider ourselves a publication that focuses on literary fiction. Dazzle us\, take chances\, and be bold.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-masters-review-winter-short-story-award-for-new-writers/
LOCATION:The Masters Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - Amazon Youth Short Story Competition
DESCRIPTION:The Youth Short Story Category invites authors between the ages of thirteen and seventeen to submit a short story under 3\,000 words. The winner in this category will receive $5\,000 and a mentorship lunch with editors of The Walrus.\n\n\nQ: Am I eligible (youth category)? \nA: To be eligible\, the author must be between the ages of thirteen and seventeen. They must be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada. The short story must be under 3\,000 words; the single\, original piece must be a fictional work written by a single author\, available in English. Only one entry per youth author is allowed\, but if you have submitted in previous years and still meet eligibility requirements\, you may submit again. Only one short story may be submitted per Youth Author.  In the event that multiple submissions are received for a short story\, only the first submission received will be considered. Written consent from the author’s parent or legal guardian must be submitted along with the entry. \nQ: Does my story have to be published (youth category)? \nA: No\, it does not. If published\, it must have first been published between January 1 and December 31\, 2021. \nQ: How do I submit (youth category)? \nA: To enter the competition\, the author\, their parent\, their legal guardian\, or their publisher must submit a fully completed submission form for the short story they wish to enter. Only one short story may be submitted per youth author. For each submission\, the person submitting the entry must send electronic versions of a completed submission form\, including parental consent. If you have any questions\, feel free to email us at amazoncanadafirstnovelaward@thewalrus.ca. \nIt is recommended that short stories be submitted for consideration as early as possible to allow adequate time for judging. Late or incomplete submissions will not be considered. Copies of the short story submitted will not be returned
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-amazon-youth-short-story-competition/
LOCATION:The Walrus Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - The Crazyhorse Prizes in Fiction\, Nonfiction\, & Poetry
DESCRIPTION:The $20 entry fee includes a one-year subscription to Crazyhorse. \n \nThis Year’s Judges \nVenita Blackburn\, Fiction\nAimee Nezhukumatathil\, Poetry\nMatt Ortile\, Nonfiction \nSUBMIT NOW \nAll entries will be considered for publication\, and more than one manuscript may be entered. Before you submit\, please remove your name and any other identifying information from your manuscript. Simultaneous submissions are okay\, as long as you contact us should the work be accepted elsewhere. The $20 entry fee includes a one-year subscription to Crazyhorse. \nCLMP Contest Code of Ethics \nCLMP’s community of independent literary publishers believe that ethical contests serve our shared goal: to connect writers and readers by publishing exceptional writing. We believe that intent to act ethically\, clarity of guidelines\, and transparency of process form the foundation of an ethical contest. To that end\, we agree to 1) conduct our contests as ethically as possible and to address any unethical behavior on the part of our readers\, judges\, or editors; 2) to provide clear and specific contest guidelines—defining conflict of interest for all parties involved; and 3) to make the mechanics of our selection process available to the public. This Code recognizes that different contest models produce different results\, but that each model can be run ethically. We have adopted this Code to reinforce our integrity and dedication as a publishing community and to ensure that our contests contribute to a vibrant literary heritage. \nCrazyhorse Annual Contest Selection Process \n1st Round of Judging: Blind Read by Genre Editors. Finalists (approximately 10 poems\, 10 pieces of fiction/prose\, and 10 pieces of nonfiction) will then be forwarded to the Contest Judges for the 2nd Round of Judging. \n2nd Round of Judging: Blind Read by Contest Judges.  Judges change on a yearly basis. \nWinners and runners-up will be announced by June 1st. \nConflicts of Interest: Anyone with affiliation with a judge is ineligible to enter in that category. We also ask that past winners of our contest refrain from entering until two years after their winning entry was published.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-the-crazyhorse-prizes-in-fiction-nonfiction-poetry/
LOCATION:Crazy Horse
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - Clash of the Query Letters Contest
DESCRIPTION:In the fiction world\, a query letter alone is not enough to land representation. The manuscript’s first sentence\, first paragraph\, and first page are the crucial test. However\, a query letter acts as a writer’s resume or c/v. It sets the tone\, lays out the book’s market potential\, and introduces the human behind the words and ideas. And of course\, it also pitches the story itself. While an ideal query letter may not seal the deal\, it will fill literary agents with eager excitement—a most helpful frame of mind for them to be in as they turn to your sample pages.\n\nOur judge\, Michelle Barker\, will be asking herself one question:\ndoes this query letter convince me that I’m in the hands of an adept \nnovelist with a unique and engaging story to tell?\n\nFirst place: $700 CAD\n\nSecond place: $200 CAD\nThird place: $100 CAD\n\nAll three finalists will be published on the Chopping Blog and receive\ncomplimentary access to a Darling Axe self-paced course. \nTHE FINER POINTS\n• Entry is $5 CAD \n• Optional feedback for $20 CAD\n• One page: maximum 500 words\n• Original\, unpublished\, unrepresented work only\n• Once you’ve paid\, send your docx/pdf to contest@darlingaxe.com\n• Submission deadline: January 31
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-clash-of-the-query-letters-contest/
LOCATION:The Darling Axe
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - 2022 GCWA Writing Contest
DESCRIPTION:Guidelines\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Writing Contest is open to GCWA members and the public\, aged 18 and older.\n All entries should be mailed to:\nGCWA Writing Contest\nP.O. Box 60771\nFort Myers\, FL 33906\n Entries may also be emailed to specialprojects@gulfwriters.org (entry form available online)\n Original\, unpublished submissions only (see formatting requirements below):\no Your entry must be original\, in English\, unpublished\, and unproduced\, not accepted by any other publisher or producer before April 1\, 2022.\n Word count:\no Fiction / Nonfiction / Children’s Stories —1500 words maximum\no Poetry – 40 lines maximum Nonfiction includes essay\, memoir\, and creative nonfiction.\n If submitting by mail or in person\, submit three (3) copies. Your submission(s) will not be returned.\no Note: If there are fewer than six (6) entries in a category\, the judges may deem a “no contest” situation\, in which case entry fees shall be returned in that category. NOTE: If there are fewer than six (6) entries in the Children’s Stories category\, those may be combined and judged with the Fiction category\, at the judges’ discretion.\n All entry fees are due in U.S. Dollars\, accompanied by an entry form.\n Deadline:\no Entries postmarked or received electronically after 11:59 pm\, January 31\, 2022\, will not be accepted.\n If you submit a portion of a novel\, please understand that it will be judged as a complete story.\n The decisions of the judges are final.\n○ Judges will consider: characterization\, plot\, structure\, spelling\, grammar\, and\npunctuation. Visit our Website https://gulfwriters.org/contest/ for judging criteria forms.\n○ Judges reserve the right to NOT select a winner if entries fail to meet quality criteria.\n Winner notification: by US mail and email before March 31\, 2022.\n The winning submissions (top three in each category) will be published on GCWA’s Website (& possibly the Ft Myers Magazine) with author permission.\no GCWA has only first rights. Copyright and all other rights remain property of author.\no Winners will be announced at the GCWA meeting in April\, 2022.\n You may submit as many entries as you like in each of the following categories:\no Fiction\, Nonfiction\, Poetry\, Children’s Stories.\no No gratuitous violence or erotica.\no While there is no limit on the number of entries you may submit\, only one prize\nawarded per author.\n If submitting by mail or in person\, entries must be typewritten only (handwritten submissions will be disregarded)\, 3 copies.\n Formatting:\nFor detailed formatting tips go to:\nhttps://gulfwriters.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/FormattingTips.pdf\no Font: Times New Roman\, Font size: 12\no Margins: top/bottom 1”\, left/right 1”\, text unjustified (ragged right margin).\no Fiction/ Nonfiction/Children’s: double spaced\, single side on 8 ½ x 11 white paper.\nIndent first line of paragraphs.\no No illustrations for Children’s Stories.\no Poetry may be single or double spaced as best befits the work.\no Judging is done by blind entry method. (DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR NAME ON\nENTRY SUBMISSION PAGES.)\no You must include the title of your entry on each page.\no All pages must be numbered – bottom center of page.\no Children’s Stories entries should list intended age level at top of page.\no If submitting by mail or in person\, please staple each of your three copies of each entry in top left corner.\n Entry form:\n○ Entry form should NOT be stapled to entry (Judging by blind entry method)\no Author’s name (Pen names are allowed. We only need your real name if you are chosen as a winner – in order to issue prizes.)\no You must complete one entry form for each piece/entry.\no Each form must include your full mailing address\, email\, and telephone number\, title of work\, submission category\, and word count.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-2022-gcwa-writing-contest/
LOCATION:GCWA
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - Askew’s Word on the Lake Writing Contest
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re an established or emerging writer\, the Askew’s Word on the Lake Writing Contest has a place for you. Part of the Word on the Lake Writers’ Festival in Salmon Arm\, BC\, the contest is open to submissions in short fiction (1\,200 to 1\,500 words)\, nonfiction (1\,200 to 1\,500 words)\, and poetry (up to three poems of one page each). \nThe contest submission period opens on January 3\, 2022\, and submissions can be emailed up to midnight Pacific time\, January 31\, 2022. \n\nIf you’ve submitted to the contest in past years\, please note this year’s earlier submission period and deadline!\n\n\nThe First Place winner in each category receives a $150 cash prize\, a 2022 festival registration package (approximately a $200 value)\, and a $40 voucher for meals at this year’s festival venue\, Sorrento Centre retreat and conference centre. \nThe Second Place winner in each category receives a $75 cash prize\, plus a $40 voucher for meals at Sorrento Centre during this year’s festival. \nThe Honourable Mention winner in each category receives a $50 cash prize\, plus a $40 voucher for meals at Sorrento Centre during this year’s festival. \nAll winners will be listed on the festival website\, and will have their winning entries published in the 2022 edition of the Askew’s Word on the Lake Anthology. Everyone who enters the contest will receive a copy of the anthology in ebook format (epub\, mobi\, and PDF)\, and each contest winner also receives the anthology in print. The 2022 anthology and the anthologies from previous years will be available at the festival and online. You can also check out previous years’ anthologies here.) \nEach entry to the contest has a $15 Canadian entry fee\, one hundred percent of which goes directly to supporting the Word on the Lake Writers’ Festival. \nFull contest rules and guidelines are available for download. For more information on the Word on the Lake Writers’ Festival\, click here. \nAny queries about the contest should be directed to contest.saow@gmail.com with ‘Writing Contest Questions’ in the subject line of your email.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-askews-word-on-the-lake-writing-contest/
LOCATION:Shuswap Association of Writers
CATEGORIES:Contest
ORGANIZER;CN="Shuswap Association of Writers":MAILTO:https://wordonthelakewritersfestival.com/saw/2022-writing-contest/
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SUMMARY:N - Yes! Magazine Call for Submissions: The Pleasure Issue
DESCRIPTION:The oppressive systems under which we all live make our every experience one of transaction\, production\, or accumulation. These experiences have convinced us to believe that only certain people—those who identify as White or wealthy or able-bodied or male—are deserving of or entitled to experience pleasure. Likewise\, these systems insist that pleasure is a luxury\, only rightfully enjoyed as a reward for narrowly defined\, capitalistic “success\,” rather than an inherent—and necessary—human experience. \nIn our work toward transformation\, equity\, and justice for all\, many of us deny ourselves the actual experiences of aliveness that we’re fighting for. In the face of urgent crises\, we exalt the struggle\, believing pleasure is something that is either inaccessible to us or that we don’t deserve until we win our collective liberation. \nBut without pleasure\, there is no true liberation. The more just\, equitable\, compassionate world that we seek to build must include the experience of pleasure by all. \nIn the 2022 summer issue of YES! Magazine\, The Pleasure Issue\, we will interrogate the underlying beliefs that keep us from feeling joy and satisfaction in our lives\, including the beliefs that we don’t deserve pleasure\, that we can’t access pleasure without money\, that it’s impossible for justice and pleasure to coexist\, that “doing the work” has to be centered in pain and suffering\, and that we can’t take time for joy amid our struggles. \nThe solutions we’ll explore will include unlearning individualism in favor of a collective worldview rooted in pleasure. At a collective level\, this may include following the impulse of yes\, seeking the experience of belonging\, and leaning into feelings of delight\, wonder\, joy\, and contentment. At the individual level\, it may include discovering how to find balance in the things that give us pleasure\, learning to harness the power and wisdom of pleasure\, organizing with a focus on what we long for and love rather than what we are resisting\, and listening to and living from the body. \nWhere are there compelling stories on these topics in your communities? Send us your leads and pitches for reported stories on initiatives or groups that cultivate pleasure as a possibility for transformational change. \nAll of the stories we seek will be examples of excellent journalism and storytelling: stories that are well-researched with compelling characters and that demonstrate struggle and resolution. Hurry and send your pitches to summer2022@yesmagazine.org by Jan. 23 to be considered for the summer issue. (After that\, you can continue to send them to submissions@yesmagazine.org.)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-yes-magazine-call-for-submissions-the-pleasure-issue/
LOCATION:Yes! Magazine
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PNF - The DISQUIET Prize
DESCRIPTION:The 2022 DISQUIET Prize is now open for submissions in fiction\, poetry\, and non-fiction. Contest winners in each category will have their winning work published in North America’s leading publications: fiction in Granta.com\, poetry in The Common\, and non-fiction in NinthLetter.com. \nOne grand prize winner will receive a full fellowship (airfare stipend\, tuition\, and housing included) to the 2022 DISQUIET International Program in Lisbon\, Portugal. Genre winners will receive a $500 cash prize in addition to publication.** \nThe complete guidelines for the 2022 contest are as follows: \nEligibility: Only previously unpublished work in English can be submitted. We accept entries from all ages 18 and over and all countries\, by authors who have not yet published more than one book with a major publisher. \nEntries should be the work of a single author. \nAll entries should be in a standard typeface and 12pt font and in .pdf\, .doc or .odt format. \nFor fiction: ONE short story or novel excerpt\, maximum 25 (double-spaced) pages per entry. \nFor non-fiction: ONE piece of non-fiction\, maximum 25 (double-spaced) pages per entry. \nFor poetry: No more than SIX poems per entry\, up to 10 pages total. \nEntrants may submit to any or all categories more than once; however\, each entry must be accompanied by its own entry fee. \nSimultaneous submissions are welcome\, but please notify us immediately if your submission is accepted elsewhere. \nPlease indicate the type of submission (short story\, novel excerpt\, poetry\, non- fiction\, etc.) in the submission form \nInclude your complete contact information (name\, address\, telephone\, email address) in the Submittable form. \nWinners will be notified in March 2022. \nPrevious first place winners may not re-enter in the same genre.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pnf-the-disquiet-prize/
LOCATION:DISQUIET International
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SUMMARY:PFN - Room Magazine Call for Submissions - Theme: "Audacity"
DESCRIPTION: Important: Limited Demographic: Submissions are restricted to women (cisgender and transgender)\, transgender men\, Two-Spirit and nonbinary people.\n\n\n\nFiction OPEN\n\n\nDates:\n Rolling Deadlines: Check cutoff dates.\nAudience:\nOpen to a broad Audience\, including: Females\, Nonbinary people\, Transgender people\, All sexual identities.\nGenres:\n\n\n\n\nGGeneral General\n\n\n\n\n\nStyles:\nOpen to all/most Styles\, including: Literary.\nTopics:\nOpen to all/most Topics\, including: Sexuality/Gender (Women/Female issues)\, Other (May vary).\nTheme(s):\n\n\n\n\nTHEME\nDEADLINE\nTRACK\n\n\n\n\nAudacity\n16 Jan 2022*\n1\n\n\n\n\nTypes/Lengths:\n\n\n\n\nTYPE\nLENGTH DETAILS\n\n\n\n\nFFlash Fiction Flash Fiction\nUp to 1\,000 words.\n\n\nSShort Story Short Story\n1\,000 – 3\,500 words.\n\n\n\n\nPayscale:\nWe list broad pay categories rather than payment specifics. Check with the publisher for details.\n\n\n\n\n\nSSemi-pro payment (1-4.9 US cents per word) to PProfessional payment (5 or more US cents per word) Pay ranges from Semi-pro payment (1-4.9 US cents per word) to Professional payment (5 or more US cents per word).\n\n\n\n\nSubmissions:\n\n\n\n\nELECTRONIC\nPOSTAL\nREPRINTS\nSIMULTANEOUS\nMEDIA\n\n\n\n\n OK\n No\n No\n OK\nText format submissions\n\n\n\n\n\nAlways check guidelines for details and restrictions. If you aren’t familiar with these terms\, see our  glossary.\n* We do not know the time and/or timezone\, so we cannot be more precise. Submit early to avoid disappointment.\n\n\n\n\n\nNonfiction OPEN\n\n\nDates:\n Rolling Deadlines: Check cutoff dates.\nAudience:\nOpen to a broad Audience\, including: Females\, Nonbinary people\, Transgender people\, All sexual identities.\nStyles:\nOpen to all/most Styles\, including: Literary.\nTopics:\nOpen to all/most Topics\, including: Sexuality/Gender (Women/Female issues)\, Other (May vary).\nTheme(s):\n\n\n\n\nTHEME\nDEADLINE\nTRACK\n\n\n\n\nAudacity\n16 Jan 2022*\n0\n\n\n\n\nTypes/Lengths:\n\n\n\n\nTYPE\nLENGTH DETAILS\n\n\n\n\nYEssay Essay\nUp to 3\,500 words.\n\n\n\n\nPayscale:\nWe list broad pay categories rather than payment specifics. Check with the publisher for details.\n\n\n\n\n\nSSemi-pro payment (1-4.9 US cents per word) to PProfessional payment (5 or more US cents per word) Pay ranges from Semi-pro payment (1-4.9 US cents per word) to Professional payment (5 or more US cents per word).\n\n\n\n\nSubmissions:\n\n\n\n\nELECTRONIC\nPOSTAL\nREPRINTS\nSIMULTANEOUS\nMEDIA\n\n\n\n\n OK\n No\n No\n OK\nText format submissions\n\n\n\n\n\nAlways check guidelines for details and restrictions. If you aren’t familiar with these terms\, see our  glossary.\n* We do not know the time and/or timezone\, so we cannot be more precise. Submit early to avoid disappointment.\n\n\n\n\n\nPoetry OPEN\n\n\nDates:\n Rolling Deadlines: Check cutoff dates.\nAudience:\nOpen to a broad Audience\, including: Females\, Nonbinary people\, Transgender people\, All sexual identities.\nGenres:\n\n\n\n\nGGeneral General\n\n\n\n\n\nPoetry Forms:\nOpen to all/most Forms.\nStyles:\nOpen to all/most Styles\, including: Literary.\nTopics:\nOpen to all/most Topics\, including: Sexuality/Gender (Women/Female issues)\, Other (May vary).\nTheme(s):\n\n\n\n\nTHEME\nDEADLINE\nTRACK\n\n\n\n\nAudacity\n16 Jan 2022*\n4\n\n\n\n\nTypes/Lengths:\n\n\n\n\nTYPE\nLENGTH DETAILS\n\n\n\n\nPPoem Poem\nNo line limits known; Up to 5 pieces.\n\n\n\n\nPayscale:\nWe list broad pay categories rather than payment specifics. Check with the publisher for details.\n\n\n\n\n\nSSemi-pro payment (US$5-49 per poem) to PProfessional payment (US$50 or more per poem) Pay ranges from Semi-pro payment (US$5-49 per poem) to Professional payment (US$50 or more per poem).\n\n\n\n\nSubmissions:\n\n\n\n\nELECTRONIC\nPOSTAL\nREPRINTS\nSIMULTANEOUS\nMEDIA\n\n\n\n\n OK\n No\n No\n OK\nText format submissions\n\n\n\n\n\nAlways check guidelines for details and restrictions. If you aren’t familiar with these terms\, see our  glossary.\n* We do not know the time and/or timezone\, so we cannot be more precise. Submit early to avoid disappointment.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-room-magazine-call-for-submissions-theme-audacity/
LOCATION:Room Magazine\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:PF - The Amphibian Literary Journal Call for Submissions.  Theme: "Awakenings"
DESCRIPTION:Issue 2: Submissions open ‘Awakening’\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nSubmissions open as of November 1st and closing on 15th January 2022 \nPublication date February 1st 2022. \n\n\n\n\n\nWe are looking for poems (max 3) and short fiction (max 1500 words) that reflect the theme of Awakening. Please send your submission attached as a word document with a short bio in the email. The editor will get in touch with you before the closing date so you won’t have to wait too long. \nLooking forward to reading your work during the hibernation season! \nSubmissions to – info@theamphibianlit.com
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-the-amphibian-literary-journal-call-for-submissions-theme-awakenings/
LOCATION:The Amphibian Literary Journal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:483-1642233600-1642266000@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions - great weather for MEDIA
DESCRIPTION:Guidelines\n\n\nWe accept poetry\, short fiction (under 2\,500 words)\, flash fiction\, creative non-fiction\, hybrid…Surprise us with your fearless best!  \n\n\nWe do not consider previously published work\, whether print or online. This includes limited edition chapbooks and personal blogs. \n\n\nIf your work appears in our most recent anthology\, please wait a year before submitting again in any genre. \n\n\nPlease submit only once in each genre (poetry / prose) and do not submit again until you have received a response. \n\n\nOne to four poems of any length. If you are submitting more than one poem\, include them all in a single document. Do not submit multiple poems in separate files. Single-spaced please\, or how it should appear on the printed page. Start each poem on a new page. \n\n\nOne prose/creative nonfiction piece\, two if both under 500 words. Maximum word count: 2\,500. Please include the word count on the first page. \n\n\nSimultaneous submissions are fine – just notify us with your good news immediately. If you wish to withdraw individual pieces from consideration\, click on the title of your submission\, click on Active\, and add a note listing the title(s) to be withdrawn. If you need to withdraw your entire submission\, please use the Withdraw button. \n\n\nPlease don’t send revisions. You can always add a note to your submissions if there is something you need to let us know about. \n\n\nPayment: One contributor copy\, plus $10 for writers based in USA. International writers receive one copy. \n\n\nWe aim to respond in 1-4 months. If you have not heard from us after five months\, please email editors@greatweatherformedia.com \n\n\nCopyright: great weather for MEDIA holds first serial rights for material that we publish. The copyright automatically reverts to the author upon publication. All work may be permanently archived online. We ask that great weather for MEDIA be acknowledged in any subsequent publication of the work.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-great-weather-for-media/
LOCATION:Great Weather for Media
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20220114T170000
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UID:553-1642147200-1642179600@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:P - THE COLORADO PRIZE FOR POETRY
DESCRIPTION:Entry fee includes a one-year subscription to Colorado Review  \nThe winner will be announced by May 2022. \nThe winning book-length collection of poems will be published by the Center for Literary Publishing and distributed by the University Press of Colorado in the fall of 2021. The author receives a $2\,500 honorarium. \nPoets with US addresses may opt for either a print or digital subscription. Poets living outside the US will receive digital subscriptions (as long as a valid e-mail address is  provided). Please select the appropriate submission portal. \nThe final judge is Gillian Conoley. \nFriends and students (current & former) of the final judge are not eligible to compete\, nor are Colorado State University employees\, students\, and alumni. \nManuscripts must be at least 48 pages but no more than 100 pages. \nManuscripts may consist of poems that have been published\, but the manuscript as a whole must be unpublished (this includes self-publishing). \nIn your cover letter\, please tell us the manuscript title\, your name\, address\, e-mail address\, and phone number. You may supply a bio note here\, if you wish\, but it is not required.  Your name should NOT appear anywhere else in the manuscript or in the name of the file name. \nPlease do not include acknowledgments/publication credits of individual poems. \nManuscripts may be double- or single-spaced. \nYou may enter more than one manuscript. Each manuscript requires the $28 entry fee. If you’d like the additional subscriptions sent to someone other than yourself \, include that information in your cover letter. Otherwise\, your subscription will be extended by one year for each additional entry. \nThe theme and style are both open. \nTranslations are not eligible for the Colorado Prize for Poetry. \nAuthors do NOT need to be residents of Colorado or the United States. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-the-colorado-prize-for-poetry/
LOCATION:Colorado Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20220112T170000
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UID:549-1641974400-1642006800@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:F - The Mogford Prize For Food & Drink Writing
DESCRIPTION:MOGFORD PRIZE 2022 COMPETITION TERMS & CONDITIONS\nOpen to any author (UK and International) over the age of 18 by the Competition closing date. \nAll submitted stories (no poems or scripts) must have food and/or drink at the centre of the narrative. \nSubmitted stories should be a maximum of 2500 words excluding the title. Submitted stories should observe the following conventions: \n\nBe no more than a maximum of 2500 words excluding the title\nTyped in English only\nDisplay the word count on the first page of the document\nContain no identifying information\nSubmitted as a .doc or .docx file only\nPlease note that any entry that contains identifying details such as a name or contact details will be automatically disqualified.\nEntries must be the original work of the entrant and not previously published anywhere else\, including online or as an audio recording. Entries must not contain anything defamatory\, obscene\, illegal or otherwise inappropriate as may be deemed by the Promoter.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-mogford-prize-for-food-drink-writing/
LOCATION:Mogford Prize
CATEGORIES:Contest
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20220110T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20220110T170000
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CREATED:20211223T205115Z
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UID:570-1641801600-1641834000@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PF - Feminist Literary Zine About "Bridezillas" Submissions Open
DESCRIPTION:They Call Us\, a feminist magazine devoted to discussing everyday gender discrimination\, is currently accepting free submissions of poetryand prose for our new edition\, They Call Us Bridezillas. Before it was about religion or love\, marriage was about the purchase of a woman.  Centuries have gone by and women’s rights progressed\, but to what extent  This edition will unpack the patriarchal history\, the heteronormative traditions\, and the societal pressure of weddings past while discussing how modern women view weddings and its place in love today.. We also ask the question of what torment made monsters of the bride to be. \nPOETRY AND PROSE SUBMISSIONS \n\n\n\nAll writers interested in submitting to They Call Us should consider the theme of each edition with their submissions. You are welcome to submit something already completed or create new work.  \n\n\nWriting can be any genre\, whether it be speculative or realistic. Feel free to get creative or use your own experience.  \n\n\nThe piece should not exceed 1\,200 words and be submitted as a word document. \n\n\nMultiple submissions and simultaneous submissions are both accepted.  \n\n\nEach work submitted should include the following in the body of their email: Title of work\, full name (or name you want for credit)\, and pronouns. We appreciate social media accounts as well so we can credit you properly. \n\n\nA personal response is always returned\, whether you were accepted or not\, via the Prose or Poetry Editors.  \n\n\nOnce you’ve submitted\, the Editors will get back to you with any edits\, comments\, or revisions. Both of you will work together to revise the piece. 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pf-feminist-literary-zine-about-bridezillas-submissions-open/
LOCATION:They Call Us
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20220109T170000
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UID:565-1641715200-1641747600@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:FN - Elevator Stories: "Destination"
DESCRIPTION:Fiction OPEN\n\n\nDates:\n\nOpen to fiction submissions through 09 January 2022* (approx. 20 days from now).0\n\nAudience:\nOpen to a broad Audience.\nGenres:\n\n\n\n\nGGeneral General\n\n\n\n\n\nStyles:\nOpen to all/most Styles\, including: Literary\, Mainstream.\nTopics:\nOther (May vary).\nTheme(s):\n\n\n\n\nTHEME\nDEADLINE\nTRACK\n\n\n\n\nDestination\n09 Jan 2022*\n0\n\n\n\n\nTypes/Lengths:\n\n\n\n\nTYPE\nLENGTH DETAILS\n\n\n\n\nFFlash Fiction Flash Fiction\nUp to 1\,000 words; Up to 2 pieces.\n\n\nSShort Story Short Story\n1\,000 – 3\,000 words.\n\n\n\n\nPayscale:\nWe list broad pay categories rather than payment specifics. Check with the publisher for details.\n\n\n\n\n\nTToken payment (under 1 US cent per word) to PProfessional payment (5 or more US cents per word) Pay ranges from Token payment (under 1 US cent per word) to Professional payment (5 or more US cents per word).\n\n\n\n\nSubmissions:\n\n\n\n\nELECTRONIC\nPOSTAL\nREPRINTS\nSIMULTANEOUS\nMEDIA\n\n\n\n\n OK\n No\n No\n Unknown\nAudio format submissions Text format submissions\n\n\n\n\n\nAlways check guidelines for details and restrictions. If you aren’t familiar with these terms\, see our  glossary.\n* We do not know the time and/or timezone\, so we cannot be more precise. Submit early to avoid disappointment.\n\n\n\n\n\nNonfiction OPEN\n\n\nDates:\n\nOpen to nonfiction submissions through 09 January 2022* (approx. 20 days from now).0\n\nAudience:\nOpen to a broad Audience.\nStyles:\nOpen to all/most Styles\, including: Literary\, Mainstream.\nTopics:\nOther (May vary).\nTheme(s):\n\n\n\n\nTHEME\nDEADLINE\nTRACK\n\n\n\n\nDestination\n09 Jan 2022*\n0\n\n\n\n\nTypes/Lengths:\n\n\n\n\nTYPE\nLENGTH DETAILS\n\n\n\n\nZNarrative Nonfiction Narrative Nonfiction\nUp to 3\,000 words; Up to 2 pieces.\n\n\n\n\nPayscale:\nWe list broad pay categories rather than payment specifics. Check with the publisher for details.\n\n\n\n\n\nTToken payment (under 1 US cent per word) to PProfessional payment (5 or more US cents per word) Pay ranges from Token payment (under 1 US cent per word) to Professional payment (5 or more US cents per word).\n\n\n\n\nSubmissions:\n\n\n\n\nELECTRONIC\nPOSTAL\nREPRINTS\nSIMULTANEOUS\nMEDIA\n\n\n\n\n OK\n No\n No\n Unknown\nAudio format submissions Text format submissions\n\n\n\n\n\nAlways check guidelines for details and restrictions. If you aren’t familiar with these terms\, see our  glossary.\n* We do not know the time and/or timezone\, so we cannot be more precise. Submit early to avoid disappointment.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/fn-elevator-stories-destination/
LOCATION:Elevator Stories
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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UID:532-1641211200-1641214800@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:PNF - The Blood Project ROLLING DEADLINE
DESCRIPTION:At its core\, the The Blood Project uses a case-based approach to blood disorders. Science and medicine are currently rooted in big data. For a given disease\, the focus is not on a single patient\, but rather on hundreds or thousands of patients that yield statistically significant results. Such studies are no doubt critical and have revolutionized medicine. But lost in the shuffle is a consideration of the individual patient\, and it is this “unit of investigation” that we wish to emphasize as a teaching device. \nIn the end\, our goal is to bring blood to life\, to share the wonders and uncover the secrets of this remarkable entity. We want you to feel and see and touch your own blood – even if metaphorically. We want you to celebrate your blood and think about it in new ways\, as a river of life that permeates you – that is you. \nLink to TBP Website \n			\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				We welcome submissions from our users\, whether a case study\, a peripheral smear\, one or more FAQs\, an essay\, poem or creative writing piece. All submissions will be peer-reviewed\, typically by members of the TBP Advisory Board\, but also by external reviewers where appropriate. \nInstructions for submissions are found ON THIS PAGE.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pnf-the-blood-project-rolling-deadline/
LOCATION:The Blood Project
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Blood Project":MAILTO:https://www.thebloodproject.com/contact-us/
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SUMMARY:F - The Jesmyn Ward Fiction Prize
DESCRIPTION:The Jesmyn Ward Prize will be awarded annually to one short story submitted for consideration to the Michigan Quarterly Review. The Michigan Quarterly Review has established this prize in honor of Helen Zell Writers’ Program Alumna Jesmyn Ward and her significant contributions to the literary arts. \nPlease submit one unpublished short story of 1\,500-7\,000 words. Simultaneous submissions are welcome but please withdraw your submission as soon as it is accepted elsewhere. \nFirst readers for the prize will be the Helen Zell Writers’ Program students who currently review submissions on behalf of the journal. Submissions will go through two rounds of consideration by graduate students before 10 finalists are passed on to the judge. \nCurrent faculty and students and recent graduates (in the past 3 years) of the Helen Zell Writers’ Program will be barred from submitting. Close friends\, relatives\, and current and former students (in the past 3 years) of the Judge will be barred from submitting. MQR’s staff and editorial board\, as well as their immediate family members\, are also excluded from the contest. \nThe inaugural Judge will be Jesmyn Ward. The winning story will be published in the Summer issue of the following year. \nThe prize will be in the amount of $2\,000 and publication. All submissions will be considered for publication.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-jesmyn-ward-fiction-prize/
LOCATION:Michigan Quarterly Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20220101T170000
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UID:459-1641024000-1641056400@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:P - 2021 Goldstein Poetry Prize
DESCRIPTION:Please submit up to 5 previously unpublished poems with a total page count of no more than 10 pages. Poets at all stages of their careers are encouraged to submit. Multiple submissions are permitted with multiple fees.  Simultaneous submissions are acceptable but please leave us a note to withdraw individual poems if they are accepted elsewhere. All submissions will be considered for publication. This year’s final judge will be Sumita Chakraborty. The prize is now $1\,000 and publication in an upcoming issue of the journal. \nGoldstein Prize Guidelines \n1.    We accept submissions via Submittable and use its tools to ensure that all identifying information is hidden from our contest readers throughout the selection process. \n2.    We ask entrants not to include their names or contact information within the document they upload to Submittable\, its title\, or its file name. \n3.   Up to 20 submissions will be passed on\, without identifying information within them\, to the judge. \n4.   Close friends\, relatives\, students\, and former students of the judge\, are excluded from the contest. Likewise\, the current Editorial Board and staff of MQR\, as well as their immediate family members\, are excluded from the contest. Graduates of the Helen Zell Writers Program in the last 3 years and current faculty and staff of that program are also excluded.  If any of the selected authors fall under these categories they will be disqualified\, and a replacement will be chosen from among the finalists. \nWe feel acquaintance and/or participation in a workshop (outside of semester-long academic settings) taught by the judge should not be a disqualifying factor\, so long as none of the poems in a manuscript is recognizable to the judge. \nFor the purposes of this contest\, we’ll call a “close friend” anyone with whom we have regular direct correspondence. And please remember that if a poem is recognizable to the judge\, it will be disqualified.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-michigan-quarterly-reviews-2021-goldstein-poetry-prize/
LOCATION:Michigan Quarterly Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20220101T170000
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UID:455-1641024000-1641056400@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:P - The Stacy Doris Memorial Poetry Award
DESCRIPTION:We are now accepting submissions for the Stacy Doris Memorial Poetry Award. The winning poet will receive $500 and publication in the Spring 2022 issue of Fourteen Hills. There is no submission fee. Poems not chosen for the award will be considered for publication in Fourteen Hills. \nStacy Doris was a poet\, translator\, and an Associate Professor in San Francisco State University’s Department of Creative Writing\, where she taught for ten years. Her poetry is widely recognized; Fledge: A Phenomenology of Spirit\, published shortly after her death\, is available from Nightboat Books. Poet Maxine Chernoff has referred to it as “a miracle of attentiveness.” She was also highly regarded for her writing in French and her contribution to interactions among contemporary French and American poetry and poets. \nDoris created new worlds with her unexpected poetics. Following upon her spirit of creative invention\, engaging wit and ingenious playfulness\, discovery in construction\, and radical appropriations based on classical forms\, pastiche\, etc.\, and love\, the Stacy Doris Memorial Poetry Award is given to a poet with a truly inventive spirit. \nAdditional Requirements: \n\nSubmission deadline: January 1\, 2022\nSubmissions only accepted via Submittable\nMaximum 1 poem per author\nPoem must be a minimum of 3 pages; maximum 10 pages\nStudents currently enrolled at San Francisco State University are ineligible\nWork must be previously unpublished\nPoems submitted for the award will also be considered for publication in Fourteen Hills\nSubmission file must be in .doc or .docx format (Microsoft Word or Open Office)
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-the-stacy-doris-memorial-poetry-award/
LOCATION:Fourteen Hills
CATEGORIES:Contest
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20211231T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20211231T170000
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CREATED:20211209T042711Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211209T042840Z
UID:514-1640937600-1640970000@anovelapproach.ca
SUMMARY:F - Boulevard Short Fiction Contest for Emerging Writers
DESCRIPTION:Entry fee includes a one-year subscription to Boulevard\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSHORT FICTION CONTEST FOR EMERGING WRITERS\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n$1\,500 and publication in Boulevard awarded to the winning story by a writer who has not yet published a book of fiction\, poetry\, or creative non-fiction with a nationally distributed press. \nRULES\n\n\nAll entries must be postmarked by December 31\, 2021 or submitted online by midnight CT. \n\n\nEntry fee is $16 for each individual story\, with no limit per author\, and includes a one-year subscription. Make checks payable to Boulevard. \n\n\nAuthor’s name\, address\, and telephone number\, in addition to the story’s title and “Boulevard Emerging Writers Contest\,” should appear on page one. \n\n\nManuscripts should be typed and double spaced. \n\n\nCover sheets are not necessary. \n\n\nNo manuscripts will be returned. \n\n\nSimultaneous submissions are allowed\, but previously accepted or published work is ineligible. \n\n\nWe accept works up to 8\,000 words. \n\n\nAll entries will be considered for publication and for payment at our regular rates. \n\n\nEntries will be judged by the editors of Boulevard. \n\n\nNo one editorially or financially affiliated with Boulevard can enter the contest. \n\n\nThe winning story will be first announced on the website\, traditionally during June\, though occasionally earlier\, and then published in the following issue of Boulevard. \n\n\nSend typed manuscript(s) to Boulevard Short Fiction Contest\, 3829 Hartford Street\, St. Louis\, MO 63116 or submit online. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-boulevard-short-fiction-contest-for-emerging-writers/
LOCATION:Boulevard Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:FN - 2022 Leacock Medal for Humour
DESCRIPTION:2022 Leacock Medal Award\n\nGenre: Book-length Humour \nWinner:  $25\,000 \nRunners-up (two):  $4\,000 each \nImportant Dates\nEntry deadline for the 2022 Leacock Medal for Humour: The package of books may be postmarked no later than December 31\, 2021.  (It is not sufficient to simply fill in the on-line submission form by the deadline.) \nLong list (10 books) announcement: On or around Wednesday\, June 1\, 2022. \nShortlist (three books) announcement: On or around Monday\, August 15\, 2022. \nLeacock Medal winner announcement: Scheduled for Saturday September 17\, 2022\, at the Gala Dinner. \nHow to Enter\nAuthors and publishers must submit their books according to the rules and instructions given below.  Ensure that your entry follows all the rules\, fill in the submission form\, and mail a copy with the books\, together with the entry fee. \nENTRY DEADLINE: Entries must be postmarked no later than DECEMBER 31\, 2021\nENTRY FEE: $200\nSubmissions for the 2022 medal will be accepted from August 1\, 2021 to December 31\, 2021. \nRules for Entry\n\nThe major emphasis of each entry MUST be on humour\, but literary merit and insightful comment are also important. Books of cartoons and graphic novels are eligible only if they contain a substantial amount of textual material.\nAll entries must carry an ISBN.\nAll entries must have been published in the current year (2021).\nThe author or authors must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants and living at the time of publication.\nThe language of the entry must be English. In the case of a translation from another language\, the translation must have been published in the current year (2021).\nThe following are not eligible:\n– Books of which significant or substantial parts have been previously published in book form.\n– Collections of writings compiled by someone other than the original author.\n– Books with more than two authors.\n– Electronic books.\nThe deadline for submissions is December 31 of the current year (2021)\, but earlier submissions are appreciated by the judges.\nSubmitted books are distributed among the judges and/or added to collections of works of Canadian humour held for purposes of literary research in the Orillia Public Library and in libraries of the following universities: McGill\, Toronto\, McMaster and Alberta. They are\, therefore\, not returnable.\n\nNOTE:  All three finalists must be available to attend the Gala Award Dinner in September. Further details to be announced. \nPlease see submission instructions below. \nTIMETABLE:  \nA long list of 10 books will be released June 1\, 2022.\nA short list of three books will be released August 15\, 2022.\nThe winner and runners-up will be announced at our Gala Dinner on September 17\, 2022. \nSubmission Instructions\nStarting with the award for 2021\, we introduced a new way of accepting book submissions.  Instead of providing a fillable PDF submission form\, we now ask authors and publishers to enter the submission details on-line. \nThe steps in this process are as follows: \n\nEnter the details about your book\, author and publisher on the online Submission Form.\nAfter you click on the Submit button\, you will be asked to save and print your personalized submission form with its identifying Submission ID.  You should also upload the author’s bio and photo\, and book cover photo if possible.\nPrint your form and include a copy of it in the package that you mail to the Awards Chair\, with eight (8) copies of the book and your submission fee.  This package must arrive or be postmarked no later than the submission deadline date.\nYou will receive an automated acknowledgement email with clickable links that allow you to print additional copies of the form after you leave the website\, or to upload the author’s bio and photo\, and book cover photo.\nYour book will be added to the list of entries on our website when we have received all of the following:\n\nyour cheque\,\nthe paper copy of the submission form\,\n8 copies of the book\,\nthe electronic files for the author bio\, author photo and book cover photo.\n\n\n\nWhen entering the data:\nPlease fill in as much information as you can\, beyond those items marked as essential.  This means full addresses.  Self-publishers do not need to fill in all the publisher details. \nYour package must include:\n\nPrintout of the submission form.\nThe entry fee of $200 payable by cheque or money order to Stephen Leacock Associates.\nEight (8) copies of the book. ** We cannot return entered books. **\n\nThe author’s bio and photo\, and a photo of the book cover must also be uploaded using our Author Bio and Photo Upload Facility \nA comprehensive author’s bio must be provided as a PDF file with the file extension “.pdf“. \nThe two photos must be in high resolution (at least 1MB/300 dpi\, but no wider than 2500 pixels) and must be uploaded in jpg (jpeg) format.  The first is a  portrait style coloured head shot of the author on a plain background and the second is a portrait style colour shot of the book cover. These are for print and online use by Stephen Leacock Associates and the Stephen Leacock Museum for display and promotional advertising. \nPlease mail the completed package to: \nBette Walker\n149 Peter St N\nOrillia\, ON L3V 4Z4 \nFor further information\, please contact Bette Walker at awardschair@leacock.ca.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/fn-2022-leacock-medal-for-humour/
LOCATION:Leacock
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - The Masters Review Chapbook Open for Emerging Writers
DESCRIPTION:This year\, The Masters Review is holding an open call for chapbooks. They want to publish your collections of flash\, your mini novellas\, your 40-page short stories\, your braided essays\, your eclectic brainchildren\, your experiments. However you want to tell your story\, they want to read it.\n\nGuidelines:\n\nWinner receives $3000\, manuscript publication\, and 50 contributor copies\nSecond and third place finalists will be acknowledged on our website\nManuscripts should be between 25-40 pages (not including front/back matter) with each story beginning on a new page\nManuscripts should be double-spaced and paginated\nManuscripts should include a Table of Contents (if necessary) and an acknowledgements page listing any previously published material within the manuscript\nManuscripts may contain some previously published work\, but the published work cannot have appeared in any other chapbook or full-length collections\nSelf-published chapbooks are previously published and therefore ineligible\nNo poetry chapbooks\, please (we will consider chapbooks which contain some prose poetry)\nElectronic submissions only\nSingle author manuscripts only\nInternational English submissions allowed (No translations)\nSimultaneous and multiple submissions allowed (Please withdraw submissions if they are accepted elsewhere.)\nEmerging writers only (We are interested in offering a larger platform to new writers. Self-published writers and writers with story collections and novels with a small circulation (fewer than 5000 copies) are welcome to submit.)\nIndividual stories or essays within the manuscript may be considered for publication in our New Voices series\nWe are not requiring blind submissions for this contest\n\nEditorial letters for up to 3 individual pieces within the manuscript may be requested\n\nA significant portion of the editorial letter and manuscript consultation fees go to our feedback editor\, according to the rates established by the EFA\nPlease e-mail contact at mastersreview.com with questions
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-the-masters-review-chapbook-open-for-emerging-writers/
LOCATION:The Masters Review
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PFN - Call for Submissions by Men about Men & Work
DESCRIPTION:If you are making a submission for the “Men & Work” section in the 2nd edition of Heart of a Man\, please attach it as a pdf\, docx\, pages or rtf file\, but preferably a pdf. Submissions by men of fiction\, non-fiction\, memoir\, narrative essay\, and narrative poetry\, on the subject of men & work\, are encouraged. \nStories about men dealing with work\, men dying at work\, men dying from work\, men loving work\, men hating work\, men having to do work\, men wanting to do work\, work that isn’t work\, work that is very much work\, and more\, are welcome. PLEASE don’t send pieces that are not about men and work. \nThe story should be male-unique\, one that by and large could only have happened to a man\, and that shows who men are. \nPublished submissions will be paid $0.05/published word. Our contract is a license to use the work; authors retain their copyrights. \nVineyards Press will publish the paperback in 2022. Bill Amatneek is the editor of this edition of Heart of a Man\, and edited the first edition as well.\nThe book will be available at Amazon\, Barnes & Noble\, HeartOfAMan.net\, and for bookstores and libraries\, at Ingram Content Group. \nOn the first page of your attachment\, your submission must have the Title\, your full name\, phone number\, snail-mail address\, and email address. You should begin your first piece on that page. Your submission and may be as many 8\,500 words. \nIf sending multiple pieces in one email\, PLEASE begin each piece on a new page\, and put you name by every title:\nHello World by Joe Doakes
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/pfn-call-for-submissions-by-men-about-men-work/
LOCATION:Heart of a Man
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Crosswinds Poetry Contest
DESCRIPTION:As always\, each book sale results in a $1 donation to the RI Community Foodbank\, along with a .50 donation from every submission we receive.\n\nContest Guidelines:\nCrosswinds seeks English language poetry in all styles. Using Submittable\, submit poems as word documents.\n                                             (no PDF’s please!)\nPlease use use 12 point Times New Roman when submitting. Poems exceeding 60 single-spaced lines\,  are NOT allowed and will not be considered. The 60 Line maximum includes stanza breaks\, and spaces between poem titles and the opening line of your poem.\nPoems that exceed our maximum of 66 characters per-line (includes spaces and punctuation) will NOT be considered will NOT be considered. Any identifying information on the poem itself will disqualify the poem from consideration. \nPlease include a biography of 100 words or fewer\, written in third person.\nReading fees are $20 for each submission of up to three poems.\nTwo submissions of up to three poems are allowed but require two separate reading fees. Please do not send more than three poems in each of the two allowed submissions\, as we will only read the first three. We will not refund reading fees for additional submissions beyond the allowable two separate submissions.\nGenerally reports in 3-4 months\, but it can be somewhat longer depending on the volume of submissions received and when you submit\, as we read every poem carefully.\nPreviously published works and works forthcoming elsewhere cannot be considered. Simultaneous submissions are allowed\, but the entry fee is non-refundable should the submitted work be accepted elsewhere.  Please notify us of your work’s acceptance promptly.\nPoets wishing to withdraw one or more poems under consideration by Crosswinds must do so within 30 days following the submission deadline. Please let us know through submittable which poems we may still consider. Thanks.\n\nWe strongly discourage postal submissions\, but will consider them in unusual circumstances. Please contact us as to your situation.\n\n\nPlease Include:\nName as you want it to appear in the journal.\nPostal mailing address. If using a pen name under your poem\, please make sure your actual name appears on your mailing address.\nTitles for each poem\nBiography of 100 words or less\, written in third person.\nAwards:\nThe winning poet will receive $1\,000.00 with $500.00 and $250.00 awarded for second and third place respectively. Seven finalists will each receive a $50 honorarium.  Winners and honorarium recipients will receive their awards from Crosswinds in the form of a check sent to their postal mailing address no later than April 15th following the poetry contest deadline. Contest winners and finalists agree to allow Crosswinds to publish and their names on this website\, and other platforms.\n\nPayment is two contributor copies for the winners and finalists and one contributor copy for the remaining authors.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-crosswinds-poetry-contest/
LOCATION:Crosswinds Poetry Journal
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:PNF - Bellevue Literary Review Seeks Submissions About "Recovery"
DESCRIPTION:Bellevue Literary Review Seeks Submissions About Recovery \n\nDeadline: December 31\, 2021\n\n\n\n\nBellevue Literary Review is seeking poetry\, fiction\, and nonfiction for a special issue devoted to Recovery\, which has become more dimensional than ever as we grapple with the fallout from medical disasters\, environmental catastrophe\, economic devastation\, and political upheaval. \n\nAre we capable of bouncing back from our isolation?\nCan we recuperate from our depression and disunity?\nHow will our children grow up in the wake of such upheaval?\nIs true “recovery” even achievable?\n\nWe all need to read these writings. Especially now. Deadline: December 31. blreview.org/submit \n\n\nThe BLR seeks high-caliber\, unpublished work\, broadly and creatively related to our themes of health\, healing\, illness\, the mind\, and the body. We encourage you to read BLR before you submit. General submissions are accepted year-round. The annual BLR Literary Prizes are open for submission March through July each year.\n\n\n\n\nFiction: We seek character-driven fiction with original voices and strong settings. We do not publish genre fiction (romance\, sci-fi\, horror). We have only occasionally published flash fiction. While we are always interested in creative explorations in style\, we do lean toward classic short stories.\nNonfiction: We are looking for essays that reach beyond the standard ‘illness narrative’ to develop a topic in an engaging and original manner. Incorporate engaging and creative analysis that allows anecdotes to serve a larger purpose. (Please\, no academic discourses or works with footnotes. )\nPoetry: We encourage poems that are accessible to a wide audience. Characteristics we look for are vivid writing\, strong narrative\, and rendering the familiar new. We encourage you to peruse back issues in our archive to get a sense of our ethos.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/bellevue-literary-review-seeks-submissions-about-recovery/
LOCATION:Through Submittable
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:Scholarly - Special issue on Black Health and anti-Black racism in health care in Canada
DESCRIPTION:Anti-Black racism is a threat to public and population health in Canada. Scholars and researchers in social and health sciences have been studying and documenting the effects of anti-Black racism and its impact on health inequities in Canada for decades\, yet systemic racism has undermined the publication of this work. In 2020\, CMAJ entered into conversation with Dr. Onye Nnorom and Dr. OmiSoore Dryden\, the co-leads of the Black Health Education Collaborative\, regarding ways to increase publications focusing on Black health and anti-Black racism in health care\, resulting in this call for papers on a special issue. \nCMAJ has been part of the system that has marginalized work related to the outcome of anti-Black racism on health. It’s time for Canada’s national medical journal to right this wrong. \nCMAJ recognizes the need to increase spaces that welcome research and best practice debate led by Black scholars for the wellbeing of Black communities. As such CMAJ will be devoting a special issue to the theme of Black health and anti-Black racism in health in Canada in the second quarter of 2022. Our intent is to centre the scholarship of Black authors\, including Black learners. \nWe invite submissions of high quality\, scholarly articles on topics related to the theme\, including but not limited to \n\nThe role colonial medicine has played in reproducing anti-Black racism in North America\nHow to address Black people’s differential access to a broad range of health care services in Canada (including\, but not limited to\, the areas of obstetric care\, pain management\, preventive health care and mental health services)\nHealth inequities: Black health disparities and how systemic anti-Black racism has resulted in differential/inequitable health outcomes for Black Canadians\n#BlackInMedicine\, describing the lived experiences of Black learners and practitioners in the field of medicine in Canada\nHow to address differential access to medical education for Black people in Canada\, and ways to combat racism in medical education\nAddressing racial profiling and racist treatment of Black patients and Black health care workers in the health care system\nAddressing anti-Black racism in public health responses\nAnti-Black racism in carceral systems and its relationship with health including mental health\n\nTo plan and shape the issue\, CMAJ has formed a working group comprised of external experts and editors. Members of the working group are \n\nDr. OmiSoore Dryden\, James R. Johnston Chair\, Black Canadian Studies\, Faculty of Medicine\, Dalhousie University\, Co-Lead\, Black Health Education Collaborative\nDr. Notisha Massaquoi\, assistant professor\, Department of Health and Society\, University of Toronto Scarborough\nDr. Mojola Omole\, surgical oncologist and journalist in Ontario\nMs. Camille Orridge\, senior fellow\, Wellesley Institute\nDr. Bukola Salami\, associate editor at CMAJ and Associate Professor of Nursing\, University of Alberta\nMs. Erin Russell\, senior editor at CMAJ\nDr. Andreas Laupacis\, senior deputy editor at CMAJ\nDr. Kirsten Patrick\, interim editor-in-chief at CMAJ\n\nSubmissions should be received by the end of 2021 to be considered for the special issue. Authors should please submit via CMAJ’s manuscript submission platform. \nGeneral guidance for authors of CMAJ articles can be found on the Submissions Guidelines page. \nStudents who are interested in submitting are strongly encouraged to work with their supervisor. \nMore specific instructions for the preparation of articles in the categories Research\, Commentary\, Analysis\, Practice\, Review and Humanities is also available. \nSubmissions considered potentially suitable for the issue will undergo peer review. Note that articles not chosen for the special issue will not be rejected automatically; they may be considered via usual processes for publication in a regular issue of CMAJ. \nIf you have an idea for a submission and are not sure whether it would fit we encourage you to send a detailed proposal or abstract for the working group to consider. Please send all proposals to  CMAJGroup@cmaj.ca and not to individual members of the working group. \nThe working group is committed to capacity-building and development. As such\, CMAJ editors may consider offering a webinar for potential if interest exists. If you are interested in attending a session on how to prepare a paper for publication in CMAJ please email CMAJGroup@cmaj.ca to declare your interest.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/scholarly-special-issue-on-black-health-and-anti-black-racism-in-health-care-in-canada/
LOCATION:Through Journal’s own submission portal
CATEGORIES:Call for Submission
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SUMMARY:P - Arc's Poem of the Year Contest
DESCRIPTION:Entry fee includes a one-year subscription to Arc. \nIn 2022\, Arc will be awarding one $5\,000 grand prize to the Poem of the Year and a $500 prize for an Honourable Mention. We accept still hard copy\, mailed submissions!\n\nDEADLINE: February 1\, 2022\nEARLY BIRD DEADLINE: December 31\, 2021 \nShortlist: A shortlist of 10 to 12 poems\, selected by Arc’s editorial board\, will be eligible for the Readers’ Choice Award. The winner receives $250. Visit us in Spring 2022 to read our shortlist selections and cast your vote! Shortlisted poets will be contacted prior to the shortlist going live. \nPublication: Shortlisted entries for the Poem of the Year will be published online and in a print issue of Arc\, and will receive page-rate payment for online and print publication. Arc secures First Canadian Serial Rights\, meaning the poems should not appear in any print or digital publication before the release of the issue in which the work appears. All rights will revert to the author upon publication. \nRules: \n\nAc welcomes Poem of the Year entries from Canada\, the United States\, and around the world. Entrants outside Canada must submit entry fees in Canadian funds. Please use the online payment option or mail a cheque or money order in Canadian funds.\nEntrants may submit up to two unpublished poems with each $35 fee (extra poems: $5 per poem)\, except for Early Bird submissions\, which may be up to three poems.\nThe length of each poem must not exceed 100 lines.\nEntrant’s name\, address\, e-mail and phone number must not appear on the poems\, but instead on a separate sheet or in the body of the submission email\, which should also list the titles of all poems entered.\nEntrants’ information is concealed during deliberations.\nNo entrants (including winners\, honourable mentions\, or authors of shortlisted poems) may substitute\, before\, during\, or after judging\, a revision of any poem already submitted to the contest.\nNo poems will be returned.\n\n\nEarly Bird Deadline: Entries submitted or postmarked no later than 11:59 pm\, December 31\, 2021 may consist of 3 poems for a single entry fee. For entries submitted or postmarked after this date\, only the first two poems will be considered.
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/p-arcs-poem-of-the-year-contest/
LOCATION:Arc Poetry Magazine
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:F - Do Wha(TS) Write! Creative Writing Contest
DESCRIPTION:The goal of Do Wha(TS) Write is to fundraise for Tourette Canada\, a national charity that provides support for individuals with TS. For more information on Tourette Syndrome\, visit our About TS page. Please note that Do Wha(TS) Write is in no way affiliated with Tourette Canada. \nContest entries should be flash fiction or short stories\, with an absolute word limit of 1000 words.  There is no required prompt or topic.  Write whatever you’d like! We want to see you get creative.  There is no preferred genre or format of story. Longer stories will not be granted an advantage.  Poetry is not permitted.  This contest is international – you do not have to reside in Canada to participate.  You may submit as many entries as you would like. However\, the entry fee will be applied  individually to each entry. So if\, for example\, you submit four entries\, you must pay four times the entry fee ($2 CAD).
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/f-do-whats-write-creative-writing-contest/
LOCATION:Do Wha(TS) Write!
CATEGORIES:Contest
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SUMMARY:N - 2021 Craft Creative Nonfiction Award
DESCRIPTION:GUIDELINES:\n\n\nOpen November 1 to December 30\nCRAFT submissions are open to all writers\nInternational submissions are allowed\nCreative nonfiction only! (please no academic work\, fiction\, or poetry)\nPlease submit work in English only\n6\,000 word count maximum\nWe review literary nonfiction\, but are open to a variety of genres and styles including memoir\, lyric essays\, personal essays\, narrative nonfiction\, and experimental prose—our only requirement is that you show excellence in your craft\nPreviously unpublished work only—we do not review reprints or partial reprints\, including self-published work\, for contests\nWe allow simultaneous submissions—writers please notify us and withdraw your entry if your work is accepted elsewhere\n$20 reading fee per entry allows ONE creative nonfiction piece from 1\,001 to 6\,000 words OR up to TWO flash creative nonfiction pieces of 1\,000 words or fewer each—if submitting two flash pieces (2\,000 words maximum combined/1\,000 words maximum each)\, please put them both in a SINGLE document\nWe allow multiple submissions—each entry should be accompanied by a reading fee\nAll entries will also be considered for publication in CRAFT\nAll submissions must be made via Submittable\nPlease\, please\, double-space your submission and use Times New Roman 12 pt. font\nPlease include a brief cover letter with your publication history (if applicable)\nWe do not require anonymous submissions\nWe do not discriminate on the basis of age\, ancestry\, disability\, family status\, gender identity or expression\, national origin\, race\, religion\, sex or sexual orientation\, or for any other reason\nAdditionally\, we do not tolerate discrimination in the writing we consider for publication: work we find discriminatory on any of the bases stated here will be declined without complete review (you will be refunded\, less fees)\n\nFriends\, family\, and associates of the judge are not eligible for consideration for the award. \n\n\n\nAWARDS:\nThe writers of the three winning essays will receive: \n\n$1\,000 each\nPublication in CRAFT\, each with an introduction by Ira Sukrungruang\nPublication of an Author’s Note (craft essay) to accompany the piece\nA complete set of fourteen titles of Graywolf’s The Art Of series\n\nThe two writers chosen in the editors’ choice round will receive: \n\n$300 each\nPublication in CRAFT\nPublication of an Author’s Note (craft essay) to accompany the piece\nA complete set of fourteen titles of Graywolf’s The Art Of series
URL:https://anovelapproach.ca/submission_calendar/event/n-2021-craft-creative-nonfiction-award/
LOCATION:CRAFT
CATEGORIES:Contest
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