FreeFall Magazine invites
entries for its annual Poetry & Prose contest. First prize (poetry and
fiction): $500 each; more prizes available. Guest Editor/Judge: George Elliott
Clarke. Maximum 3000 words prose, or 5 poems per entry. Entry fee: $25
(includes subscription). Regular submissions will re-open in the new year.
The Halcyon Reader is a new online literary quarterly, currently putting together its
first issue. It’s open to any piece of good writing poetry (up to 250 lines),
flash fiction (under 1,000 words), short stories (1,000 – 7,500 words),
novelette (7,500 – 10,000 words), essays (max 10,000 words, vidieo game reviews
(max 10,000 words) or anything in between.
Deadline on-going. Submit
to: thehalcyonreader@gmail.com
Note: there’s also another
Halycon magazine with a religious bent, which also accepts submissions. See here.
Digital short fiction magazine Nonlocal Science Fiction seeks stories. “We are seeking stories both for a paying market (Nonlocal
Science Fiction) and a non-paying market (the Fantastical Fiction
Feature on NonlocalSciFi.com). We prefer stories longer than 3000 words for the
magazine and shorter than 3000 for the FFF.
Deadline ongoing. Full submission guidelines here.
The Humber Literary Review seeks
submissions of essays, poetry, artwork, and comics for its fifth issue (Spring
2016). Pays $100 each for essays, fiction, reviews, and for 2-3 poems.
Contributors receive two copies plus a one-year subscription.
Deadline December 15,
2015. Guidelines here.
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