#VALLUM AWARD WINNER UPDATE#
Receive prompts, write a short story, then judge each other’s stories.Ĭash Prize is dependent on how many people join but can range from $5000-$8000ĭid we miss one? Send us a note or grab us on Twitter We’ll update this post as more contests are announced.As a Talent Acquisition company, our sector is particularly important for bridging the gap in employment, which has historically disenfranchised minorities within our society. Writing Battle is a creative writing competition for writers, by writers. Next Battle: August 5th, 2022 (Flash Fiction)
Honourable Mention (Poetry and Fiction) $75.00Įntry fee: $25.00 (includes one-year subscription for your first entry only)*Īdditional entries $5.00 (at time of original entry only) The next deadline for submissions is January 31, 2022. Two finalists are also awarded $1000 each. One creative non-fiction entry consists of one article, maximum 5,000 words.ĭeadline for all contest entries: Novem(postmarked by)Įach year, a $10,000 prize is awarded to a Canadian writer for the best first collection of published short fiction in the English language. One poetry entry consists of 1, 2, or 3 poems, maximum 150 lines. One fiction entry consists of one story, maximum 5,000 words. McNally Robinson Booksellers Poetry Award, Short Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction ContestsĮntry fee: $32. This entitles you to a one-year (4 issues) subscription to Prairie Fire magazine. This contest is for previously unpublished short fiction between 2 words in length. Multiple entries are welcome. Total entries limited to 200. Winner published in: Issue 34, Spring 2022Įarly bird fee (before 15 September): $15Įntry fees include a 1-year digital subscription to Pulp Literature Prize: $500 and publication in the April 2023 issue $15 CAD) – includes an e-copy of the next issue of Dreamers MagazineĮligibility: Canadian citizens and residents Surrey International Writers’ Conference writing contestĮntry Fee: $12.50 USD (Approx. Prize: $2000 and publication in The FiddleheadĮligibility: Residents of the National Capital RegionĮntry fee: $25 for one or two poems, includes one-year subscription to Arc The CANADIAN STORIES literary folk magazine is pleased to offer the 13th Contest for Short Stories, Poetry, and Black & White Line Art: Honourable Mention: $100 + publication on Room’s websiteĮntry fee: $35CAN within Canada, rates vary elsewhere $7CAN per additional entry League of Canadian Poets 1st Annual Lesley Strutt Poetry ContestĮligibility: Canadian poets, poets living and working in Canada, as well as Indigenous, Inuit and Métis poets who may not identify as Canadian but live in the region known colonially as Canadaįirst Prize: $1,000 + publication in Room The Constance Rooke Creative Nonfiction Prize is awarded to the best work submitted to the magazine’s annual contest for a genre that embraces, but is not limited to, the personal essay, memoir, narrative nonfiction, social commentary, travel writing, historical accounts, and biography, all enhanced by such elements as description, dramatic scenes, dialogue, and characterization. Prize: $1250 and publication in The Malahat ReviewĮntry Fee: $35 for entries from Canada, rates vary elsewhere $15CAN for all additional entries The Malahat Review Constance Rooke Creative Nonfiction Prize PRISM International Creative Non-Fiction ContestĮntry fee: $35 for Canadian entries (includes a one-year subscription or extension) Publications from around the world can be included in our guide, as long as Canadian creators are eligible to submit to your publication’s contest.Įntry Fee: $25 (includes a 1-year subscription to Vallum Magazine)įirst Place Prize: $750 and publication in Vallumįinalists: $250 and publication in Vallum
Would you like your publication’s writing contest included in our guide? Send us an email today indicating the name of your contest, the deadline, entry fee and prizes, and who’s eligible to compete. For more information on each contest, please click on the contest you’re interested in below.
Contests cover genres such as poetry, non-fiction, fiction and line art. There are competitions for everyone – from seasoned, published writers to up-and-coming writers who are just getting started in the industry. The National Media Awards Foundation has compiled a comprehensive list of national and international writing contests that are open to Canadian writers, poets and creators.
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