First off, here's one that's new to me, www.storypilot.com. This is for the genres of sf, fantasy and horror and is not always updated, but I spotted a couple of markets I'd never heard of before.
Last week I mentioned a contest on Guide to Literary Agents, a blog on Writers Digest.com and I realized that Writers Digest.com also provides a wealth of information, articles, markets, contests, all for free! (Although, an aside, Writers Digest's own contests have fees. I consider WD contests about the only "fee" contests that a newbie might consider entering, because of their reputation.)
That's it for this Sunday!
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6 comments:
Yes. I hadn't visited their site for a while and there's a lot of good stuff there.
Winning or placing in one of their contests is quite an accomplishment.
As always, useful and on the ball. Thanks.
I'm a bit weary of entering competition in the US. The last one I entered, they didn't give me any feedback...
Steamy Darcy
Kathy, yes, and the WD content is free!
Dave, thanks to you too!
Enid, yes, contests are often frustrating--and many don't give feedback. Some are scams. That's why I only suggest the biggies or the ones that might further a career.
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