Fwd: Lumina Multilingual Writing Contest at Sarah Lawrence College


Subject: Lumina Multilingual Writing Contest at Sarah Lawrence College


Hi Alison, 

My name is Stephanie and I'm an editor at Lumina, Sarah Lawrence's Literary Magazine. A friend just showed me your awesome blog that curates writing opportunities. I was wondering if you would be able to post something about Lumina's multilingual writing contest? 

If so, I've included the details and links below. Please let me know if you have any questions or if I should format this in a different way!

Thank you so much!
Stephanie Brooks 

Lumina Multilingual Contest for Fiction and Creative Nonfiction 


Judged by Ingrid Rojas Contreras, author of the novel Fruit of the Drunken Tree 


Please send us fiction or creative nonfiction pieces influenced by languages other than English. The writing can mix English with other languages, or it can be haunted by them, perhaps written in English but imagined in another language. 


1st place will receive $150 and publication in Lumina Online 

Runner-up will receive $50 and publication in Lumina Online 


Word count limit is 2,500.

 

Entry Fee is $10.


Submission deadline is January 15th. Winners will be announced in February. 


To submit, click here or go to https://lumina.submittable.com/submit





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CRWROPPS Post: prose awards: December Magazine

Image
  WEBSITE  | SUBSCRIBE  | SUBMIT  | SUPPORT  | NEWS  | CONTACT open now open now open now open now curt johnson prose awards open: March 1 - May 1 FICTION JUDGE Tlotlo Tsamaase NONFICTION JUDGE Leslie Jamison Tlotlo Tsamaase  is a Motswana author (xe/xem/xer or she/her pronouns). Tlotlo's debut adult novel, Womb City , is out now from Erewhon Books. Tlotlo is a Caine Prize finalist. Xer novella, The Silence of the Wilting Skin , is a 2021 Lambda Literary Award finalist and was shortlisted for a 2021 Nommo Award. Tlotlo has received support from the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, and xer story "Behind Our Irises" is the ...
Read more

CRWROPPS Post: Call for Submissions, New Limestone Review

The University of Kentucky's New Limestone Review  is opening submissions for its Summer 2024 digital issue from March 1st to April 1st 2024. We are accepting submissions for poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. All entries must be submitted via Submittable ( https://the limestone review.submittable.com/submit ). *NLR is an online literary journal run by graduate students in the University of Kentucky's MFA in Creative Writing.* Best, Editors at the New Limestone Review New Limestone Review Department of English                                                                   University of Kentucky 1249 Patterson Office Tower Lexington KY 40506 Visit our website: http://newlimestonereview.as.uky.edu/ Submit to New Limestone Review Follow us on Facebook...
Read more

CRWROPPS Post: Post Publication Book Prize in Poetry

SUBJECT LINE: $500 Prize for 2024 Poetry by the Sea Book Award The 2024 Poetry by the Sea Book Award  for outstanding poetry collection of 2023 is now open for submissions. There is a $500 prize , and this year's Final Judge is Jane Satterfield. Submissions close on March 1, 2024. Link: https://poetrybytheseaconference.org/poetry-by-the-sea-book-awards/ Details: 1. Authors or publishers may nominate books. Book must have been published in 2023. Note: Books may contain individual translated poems but books in translation are not eligible. Only full-lengths books are eligible (not chapbooks). 2. Books must be submitted by pdf, using the Submittable  link. Please attach a pdf of the book and one of the cover to the Submittable form. [Note: Contest submissions are now fully digital which is a CHANGE from previous years.] 3. The entry fee of $50 is payable through Submittable [You do not need a Paypal account to enter]. Entries that are not accompanie...
Read more