2013 Writing Contest Winners

Here are the winners of our 2013 Short Story Writing Contest. Our thanks to everyone who entered.

Ronna L. Edelstein – Dismissed
Vincent Guiliano – Consumed
Drew Hardman – To Endure
Mike Tuohy and Susan Zimmerman – Capisce?
TJ Perkins – Redemption
Io Kirkwood – The White Carpet
Kristin Swenson – The Flood
Chelle Wotowiec – When We Become the Photographs
Catharine Leggett – All of Me
Mike Tuohy – War of the World’s Fair
Amelia Perry - Watcher

Author bios and other information will follow shortly.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

New Anthology Named

We've named our newest writing contest anthology MIND TRIPS UNLIMITED , and posted the cover for all the world to see. We're quite proud of it, as we are of all our writing contest anthologies. How can you NOT be proud of a showcase that highlights writing talent from all over the world? Check out the new cover here .
Read more

Accepting Entries for Our 2018 Short Story Contest

Image
Scribes Valley Publishing is accepting submissions for our 16th annual short story writing contest. All finalists are published in an annual contest anthology, both print and electronic versions. Monetary prizes for top 3 finalists are based on contest participation – the more entries we receive, the bigger the prize amounts. In addition, all finalists receive a copy of the finished anthology. Thrill us…amaze us…entertain us…TELL US A STORY! Deadline:   November 30, 2018 Winners announced around January 30, 2019 Word limit: 5,000 Entry Fee:   $7.00 US You can enter by snail mail or online submission. Complete submission guidelines and rules on our website: http://www.scribesvalley.com .
Read more

Scribes Valley Accepting Submission for 2023 Writing Contest

Image
Scribes Valley Publishing is now accepting submissions to our 21st Annual Short Story Writing contest.  For the 21st  Annual Scribes Valley Short Story Writing Contest, we are looking for stories that enthrall us, leave us breathless, make us say “Wow!” and stay in our minds even weeks after we read them. You've worked hard on your story, pondered every word, developed characters so real you know them personally, and created a setting which pulls readers out of the real world. Don’t keep it to yourself! Let others read it. Let US read it!   Full contest rules and guidelines are available on our website .  Come on over and show us what you've been working on!    Thrill us! Entertain us! Beguile us! TELL US A STORY! Fiction short stories up to 5,000 words. Any genre, any subject. Cover page should have author name, mailing address, telephone number, e-mail address, word count, and optional author bio. Subsequent pages should have at least page number...
Read more