Sun 17 Feb 2013
Flash Markets Update for Week of 2/11/13
Posted by Jim Harrington under CONTESTS, PUBLISHING
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Contests
2013 Stella Kupferberg Memorial Short Story Prize
http://www.selectedshorts.org/extras/writing-contest-2/
The winning submission, selected by Jim Shepard, will be read as part of the Selected Shorts performance at Symphony Space on June 12, 2013. The story will be recorded for possible later broadcast as part of the public radio series. The winner will also receive $1000 and a 10-week class from Gotham Writers’ Workshop.
Theme: “Complicated Families”
Word count: nor more than 750
Entry fee: $25.00
Deadline: March 15
2013 Pikes Peak Branch National League of American Pen Women Flash Fiction Contest
http://www.ppb-nlapw.org/contests.php
Theme: Hidden Amongst These Worlds (Can be any genre)
Prizes: First-$100, Second-$50, Judge’s Merit-$25
Word count:100 words or fewer
Entry Fee: $10 first manuscript, $8 each additional manuscript, $10 optional critique fee
Deadline: May 1
AWP Heat: The Fire Inside
http://bonniezobell.com/bonnie-zobell-blog/awp-heat-flash-contest/
Theme: fire
Prize: Winning stories read at AWP Heat and publication in JMWW, Prime Number, and Corium
Word count: 1,000, or less
Entry fee: none
Deadline: March 1
New Market List
Pam Casto has a new blog for market listings. Check it out here.
View complete markets listing.
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Jim Harrington began writing fiction in 2007 and has agonized over the form ever since. He serves as Co-editor/Flash Markets Editor for Flash Fiction Chronicles. Jim’s Six Questions For . . . blogprovides editors and publishers a place to “tell it like it is.” You can read his stories at http://jpharrington.blogspot.com.





Flash Fiction Chronicles is listed in the 2010 November/December issue of Writers' Digest as one of the 25 Best Online Consumer Magazine Markets for writers. 
Thanks Jim. Will try and get to our situation with space today but I forgot I’m going to Ashley Inguanta’s reading this afternoon. I want to play around with the idea of cloning a second site so it may be tomorrow.