Now
that we’re all experiencing free time while being quarantine, perhaps it’s time
for the great American short story to emerge from our souls. The following companies offer short fiction
contests and other interesting options to nurture the writer inside all of us.
CRAFT
Established in
2017, CRAFT is a
literary magazine for fiction. We explore how fiction works, reading short
stories and flash fiction with a focus on the elements of craft, on the art of
fiction. We feature previously unpublished short fiction weekly, with
occasional reprints, as well as weekly critical pieces including essays on
narrative craft, interviews, book annotations and reviews, and more. Each
published work of fiction includes an author’s note that discusses craft and
stylistics in the story. Click here.
THE MASTERS REVIEW
The
Masters Review is an American literary magazine and book publisher based in
Portland, Oregon. Established in 2011 by founding editor, Kim Winternheimer,
the publication serves a platform for publishing and discovering new and
emerging writers
“Our
annual Flash Fiction Contest is now open for submissions! We’re looking for your
very best stories under 1,000 words—and the winner receives $3000! This year’s
contest is judged by the spectacular Sherrie Flick, who will be selecting the
finalists from a shortlist chosen by our editors.” Click here.
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