Do you want to win more writing competitions? If so, the following 5 top tips will help you to do so.

As creative writers, most of us want to share our stories and publish. I’m not gonna lie, I want to. Paradoxically, most of us are terrified to publish because of potential failure and rejection. Well, maybe you should start with a smaller audience and publish to a few magazines.

What does it take to write a story that wins writing contests? One writing contest judge reveals how you can write a story that stands out.

Submitting to a writing contest can be a great opportunity. With prizes often in the thousands plus publication, there’s the chance for big money and big exposure. Of course, the odds aren’t in your favor. Any writing contest with a big prize purse is getting hundreds, if not thousands of submissions. If you want to … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know Before Entering a Writing Contest

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While you may not feel like you have time to be entering writing contests for money or publication there are some good reasons to do so.

Have you ever thought to yourself, “what is the deal with writing contests? Does anyone actually win?” I’ve entered a few writing contests throughout my life, none of which I won...continue reading https://writersfunzone.com/blog/2024/03/12/what-every-writer-needs-to-know-about-writing-contests-by-kirsten-mcneill

Congratulations to the winners of the 90th Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition!

Wonder how you can publish a short story and get paid as a new writer? Read this article, where I tell you exactly where you can do just that.