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Red Hen Press 

Short Story Award

for publication in The Los Angeles Review

$1000 Award

Deadline: June 30, 2009

Judge: Judith Freeman

 

Established in 2001, in celebration of the new century and a new tradition of literature, this award is for an original short story with a maximum of 25 pages. Submission is open to all writers and themes. This year’s judge is Judith Freeman.

 Award is $1000 and publication of the awarded story by Red Hen Press in The Los Angeles Review. Entree fee is $20 for two stories,  25 page limit. Please include your name on the cover sheet only. Send SASE for notification. Entries must be postmarked by June 30.

Red Hen Press

Attn: Short Story Award

P.O. Box 3537

Granada Hills, CA 91394

http://www.redhen.org

 

Past recipients of the Red Hen Press Short Story Award

 

2008

“Jane Rose and Her Fairy Tale Feet”

by Jim Moore

 

2007

“Pinnacle”

by Sandra Worsham

 

2006

“Shimmer off a Spoon-Faced Moon”

Ariana-Sophia Kartsonis

 

2005

“States”

Jennifer Pashley

 

2004

“Where I Am Now”

Candice Favilla

 

 

 

 

Guidelines

For Awards

 

Eligibility:

 

Awards are open to all writers with the following exceptions:

 

A) Authors who have had a full length work published, or a full length work currently under consideration by Red Hen Press.

 

B) Employees, interns, or contractors of Red Hen Press.

 

C) Relatives of employees or members of Red Hen’s executive board of directors.

 

D) Relatives or individuals having a personal or professional relationship with any of the final judges where they have taken any part whatsoever in shaping the manuscript, or where, for whatever reason, selecting a particular manuscript might have the appearance of impropriety.

 

 

Procedures and Ethical Considerations

To be certain that every manuscript finalist receives the fairest evaluation, all manuscripts are submitted to the judges without any identifying material. Bios, acknowledgments, and other identifying material are removed from judged manuscripts until the conclusion of the competition.

 

Red Hen Press does not use students or interns as readers at any stage of its competitions.

 

Red Hen Press is committed to maintaining the utmost integrity of our awards. Judges shall recuse themselves from considering any manuscript where they recognize the work. In the event of recusal, a manuscript score previously assigned by the Managing Editor of the press will be substituted.

 

 

For more information please contact us:

 

Red Hen Press

PO Box 3537

Granada Hills, CA 91394

818-831-0649

818-831-6659

http://www.redhen.org

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