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are holding a short story competition this month under the theme of
First Female Fiction.
We are looking for pieces written with a female voice and in the 1st
person, but on any subject or genre.
We welcome submissions from both male or female authors of any length
up to a maximum of 2000 words. There is a small entry fee of £4 per
piece and your submission should be your own work and not published
elsewhere.
Closing date for entries is midnight on 30th September 06 with the
winning author receiving a prize of £25.
For more details on how to enter visit
http://www.ocs.bitstreams.co.uk/submitcomp.html
OCS (Oxford Critique Services)
(OCS offers a critiquing service for authors of English language
fiction. We provide confidential written critiques on your work without
compromising the copyright of your work. For more information visit
www.ocs.bitstreams.co.uk)
After reading this and the page linked, I ask:
Outside of winning L25, what happens with the story? Is it published? Is
there an anthology? Will anyone see it in print in any form? And
finally,
how much is L25 in American currency?
