Time Is Running Out
April 25, 2018 by A Slice of Orange in category Writing tagged as Bethlehem Writers Group, Bethlehem Writers Roundtable, short story contest, Writing contest
Time is running out to enter the
The DEADLINE is APRIL 30, 2018
We are looking for unpublished stories
of 2000 words or fewer on the theme of
Send us your sweet, funny or strange stories about wizards, clairvoyants, other-worldly creatures, vampires, werewolves, telekenetics, ghosts, goblins, witches, mediums, poltergeists, the supernatural, and other paranormal experiences.
Our 2018 Guest Judge
Kimberly Brower of
Brower Literary & Management, Inc.
Kimberly fell in love with reading when she picked up her first Babysitter’s Club book at the age of seven and hasn’t been able to get her nose out of a book since. She holds a BS in Business Administration from California State University, Northridge, and received her JD from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. Although she loves all things romance, she is also searching for books that are different and will surprise her, with empathetic characters and compelling stories. She takes great pride in her client list, from the debut authors to #1 NY Times bestsellers, and likes to consider them all her favorite authors.
Connect on Twitter: @KimberlyBrower, or on their website: http://browerliterary.com
For more information see Bethlehem Writers Roundtable Website.
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