The story of the week for July 3 to 7 is…
The Retreat by Matthew Eichenlaub
The story of the week for July 3 to 7 is…
The Retreat by Matthew Eichenlaub
The story of the week for June 26 to 30 is…
Ten by L.S. Engler
The story of the week for June 19 to 23 is…
Table Manners by Christina Dalcher
The story of the week for June 12 to 16 is…
Heirloom Gardening by Candace Kubinec
Pulp Literature is hosting a contest, judged by 50-Word Stories Hall of Famer Bob Thurber. Here’s some information from their website:
The Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize
Got something short, sharp and snappy to tell? Wow us with your most economical and brilliant storytelling. This contest is for short fiction under 1000 words. Want feedback on your story? Get a professional critique from one of the Pulp Literature editors for only $15 more.
Contest opens: 1 May 2017
Deadline: 15 June 2017
Winners notified: 15 July 2017
Winners published in: Pulp Literature Issue 17, Winter 2018
First Prize: $300
Runner up: $75
Judge: Bob Thurber
Entry fee: $15
Editorial Critique: $15
Early Bird fee (before 15 May): $10
Entry fees include a 1-year digital subscription to Pulp Literature.
This contest is for previously unpublished short fiction up to 1000 words in length. Multiple entries welcome. Total entries limited to 300.
The Story of the Month is chosen from the Story of the Week winners announced from the past month.
The finalists for May were:
Look Upon My Works by Bill Cox
The fortune-teller’s daugher, pt. 1 by Guy Preston
My Father, in Worcester, Massachussets by Jennifer L. Freed
Uncle Clifford by Margaret McGoverne
The winner of the May 2017 Story of the Month, and the $10 prize, is…
My Father, In Worcester, Massachusetts
The depth of this story is well matched by the beautiful delivery of its final words.
The story of the week for June 5 to 9 is…
Isn’t She Lovely by Suzan Lozano
The story of the week for May 29 to June 2 is…
Ice by Shawnta S. Barnes
The story of the week for May 22 to 26 is…
Uncle Clifford by Margaret McGoverne
The story of the week for May 15 to 19 is…
My Father, in Worcester, Massachusetts by Jennifer L. Freed