Posts Tagged ‘2010’

November 2010 Flash Fiction Contest Winners

Monday, December 20th, 2010

The winner of the November 2010 Review Fuse Flash Fiction Contest is “Perception” by Michael Dillon (Review Fuse user mbdillon).

Second place is “Eight Minutes” by kimbrly and third place is “One Morning in a long Marriage ” by c1ickdrag.

Michael has given us permission to publish his winning pieces on our blog. Please check back later this week to read the winning flash fiction story.

Thank you all for participating. It was fun to read your entries and hard to pick the winners.

Jacob

Flash Fiction Writing Contest - November 2010

Saturday, September 11th, 2010

This contest will open September 15, 2010.

Purpose: Have fun, enjoy the competition, and become a better author by participating in the peer critique process portion of this contest. Learn more about flash fiction.

Who Can Enter: This contest is open to all authors. All submissions must be posted and assigned critiques completed by November 30, 2010. Entries must be 1000 words or fewer. You may post additional stories to this site for critique, but only one story  will be eligible for the contest.

Subject Matter: Something creative and fresh. The flash fiction should adhere to our content policy.

Prizes: The winner of this contest will receive $100.

How to Enter: It’s pretty easy

  1. Create a free account or sign in for existing members.
  2. Upload your story; make sure you select “Flash Fiction Writing Contest” as the category.
  3. Submit your work for peer critique.
  4. Complete your assigned reviews. This is discussed more below.

Decisions: There will be 2 rounds of judging.

  1. Authors from the Review Fuse staff will select the 3 best works for Round 2.
  2. Of these 3 works selected, Review Fuse management will select the winning authors based on who gave the most detailed and well thought out critiques to their peer’s.

Entry Fee: There are no entry fees or purchases of any kind required to enter and win the contest. After you submit your work to the contest you will be required to complete assigned critiques of other authors (4 for free members and 2 for premium members). You will receive 3 critiques of your work in return. Those who do not complete their critiques will not be eligible to win the contest.

Rights: All stories remain the sole property of the author. After we have selected the winner we will seek permission from the author to publish the winning work on our blog. The author is under no obligation to allow this.

Notification: The prize winner will be notified by email on December 15, 2010. We will announce the prize winner on our blog on December 20, 2010.

Poetry Contest - February 2010

Monday, November 30th, 2009

*See all of our writing contests

Purpose: Have fun, enjoy the competition, and become a better poet by participating in our peer critique process for this contest.

Who Can Enter: This contest is open to all poets. All submissions must be posted and assigned critiques completed by February 28, 2010. Poems must be 50 lines or fewer. You may post additional poems to this site for critique, but only one poem will be eligible for this contest.

Subject Matter: Open, you choose. The poem should adhere to our content policy.

Prizes: The winner of this contest will receive $100.

How to Enter: It’s pretty easy

  1. Create a free account or sign in for existing members.
  2. Upload your poem; make sure you select Poetry Contest as the category.
  3. Submit your poem for peer critique.
  4. Complete your assigned reviews, this is discussed more below.

Decisions: There will be 3 rounds of judging.

  1. Authors from the Review Fuse staff will select the 10 best poems for Round 2.
  2. Of these 10 poems, Review Fuse management will select the 5 authors who gave the most detailed and well thought out critiques of their peer’s poetry for Round 3.
  3. The winner will then be selected by 3 creative writing and poetry professors.

Entry Fee: There are no entry fees or purchases of any kind required to enter and win the contest. After you submit your poem to the contest you will be required to complete assigned critiques of other poets (4 for free members and 2 for premium members). You will receive 3 critiques of your poem in return. Those who do not complete their critiques will not be eligible to win the contest.

Rights: All poems remain the sole property of the author. After we have selected the winner we will seek permission from the author to publish the winning poem on our blog. The author is under no obligation to allow this.

Notification: The prize winner will be notified by email on March 13, 2010. We will announce the prize winner on our blog on March 15, 2010.