The 2019 Bethlehem Writers Roundtable Short Story Award

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Short Story Contest | Bethlehem Writers Group | A Slice of Orange

The 2019 Short Story Award Is Now Accepting Entries

The theme is Animal Stories, broadly interpreted.
Stories of 2,000 words or fewer about

WILD ANIMALS, PETS, or IMAGINARY BEASTS

are welcome
(so long as an animal is an important
character or element of the story)
The winner will receive $200
and may be offered publication in BWG’s upcoming anthology,

Fur, Feathers & Scales
Sweet, Funny, and Strange Animal Tales.

For more information or to enter the contest go to The 2019 Short Story Award.

Just in case you need some ideas, here are a few writing prompts.

About BWG

Bethlehem Writers Group

About BWG

The Bethlehem Writers Group, LLC (BWG), founded in 2006, is a community of mutually supportive, fiction and nonfiction authors based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The members are as different from each other as their stories, spanning a range of genres including: children’s, fantasy, humor, inspiration, literary, memoir, mystery, paranormal, romance, science fiction, women’s fiction, and young adult.

https://bwgwritersroundtable.com/

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Sally Paradysz wrote from a book-lined cabin in the woods beside the home she built from scratch. She was an ordained minister of the Assembly of the Word, founded in 1975. For two decades, she provided spiritual counseling and ministerial assistance. Sal completed undergraduate and graduate courses in business and journalism. She took courses at NOVA, and served as a hotline, hospital, and police interview volunteer in Bucks County, PA. She was definitely owned by her two Maine Coon cats, Kiva and Kodi.