Because of popular demand, Telling Stories is extending the deadline for its short nonfiction story contest from December 1 to December 15, 2008. The response so far has been fabulous and we are very much looking forward to reading all the submissions. (Writers have been sending stories from as far away as Kenya!)
Check out this previous post to get the details on the contest. Remember the top 5 winners receive copies of The Best Creative Nonfiction vol. 2. And multiple submissions are welcome.
Maybe the deadline crept up on you or maybe you just experienced a particularly poignant (or painful) Thanksgiving. Whatever the case, you have 15 more days get your short nonfiction story sent to katie.ann.campbell [@] gmail.com.
Winners will be announced and published on Telling Stories in January.
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2 comments:
i am pleased about this! now i just have to figure out what short means.
Short means ... as long as it needs to be and not a syllable more.
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