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Tuesday, November 08, 2005

Writing contests are abundunt online. Whether you're trying to get published or earn scholarship money for college this is a good opportunity. I'm looking for financial support to go back to college. So writing contests are one outlet for me. Most are open to U.S. citizens 18 and older. Finding other contests available to specific states or localities is a little tricky. It requires a hunt through search engines, writing sites, and links. Recently I've found a link to a contest(www.writersofthefuture.com) which awards up $1,000 for top prize winners. Sure the competition is fierce, but what isn't these days? It's worth a try. The key is to enter contests related to your specialty area such sci-fi, humor, history essays, sports, opinion/self-reflection pieces. The list goes on and on.

The following are excellent websites to visit for information on contests:

- www.fundsforwriters.com

- www.fictionfactor.com

- www.writerswrite.com

- www.writersnook.com

There are other writing links and resources on these pages as well. *Stay away from contests which don't provide contact information or a known, creditable sponsor. These are usually scams. There is plenty opportunities out there though, you just have look hard for them. In the meantime I've got some contests to enter and financial aid money to apply for. Good luck to all writers pursuing their goals!

1 Comments:

Blogger Nana said...

Thanks for writing down the websites. :)

11/15/2005

 

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