Warning: They do have a history of being heavy on North American winners. Not sure why. Do they get proportionally more or are the pre-readers biased to the North American style? Does such a thing exist?
First Prize: €1,500 (approx US $2000) and publication in the literary journal Southword.
Second Prize: €500 (approx US $650) and publication in Southword.
Four other shortlisted entries will be selected for publication in Southword and receive a fee of €100 (approx USD $130).
There will be a long list of twenty entrants published.
Judge: Tania Hershman
Up to 3,000 words
Fee: €15, US $20 or £15.
Deadline: 31st July 2010
You can submit by email.
6 comments:
I always forget about this competition for some reason. When's the deadline?
31st July. Halfway through summer. Maybe you should send early!
Hi EW!,
thanks so much for publicising this. I am honoured to be the judge this year and wanted to say that I would love to see stories that are a lot shorter than 3000 words too, and yes, get your entry in early! (It's all anonymously judged, of course)
Thanks Tania. Do you read all entries or are they filtered?
I actually do read all the entries, which is great because I get to pick the stories I love!
FIFTEEN EUROS!!!??? At least you can save on the stamp.I'll also be saving on the entry fee.
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