The Andrew Siderius Memorial Competition: SHORT POETRY COMPETITION
Writers who wish to submit entries for the Friday Flash Poetry competition should use THIS page. Please complete the form (using the Storybox below) for the poems themselves – it's easier to manage editorially and helps us stay in line with data protection legislation.
POEMS SHOULD BE NO LONGER THAN 160 WORDS OR BE LONGER THAN 16 LINES.
POEMS SHOULD BE NO LONGER THAN 160 WORDS OR BE LONGER THAN 16 LINES.
You may enter one short poem only in each of three separate entry windows:
Saturday 13th February at 01.00 to the end of the day, midnight UK time, Friday 19th February
Saturday 20th February at 00.00 to the end of the day, midnight UK time, Friday 26th February
Saturday 27th February at 00.00 to the end of the day, midnight UK time, Friday 5th March
Saturday 13th February at 01.00 to the end of the day, midnight UK time, Friday 19th February
Saturday 20th February at 00.00 to the end of the day, midnight UK time, Friday 26th February
Saturday 27th February at 00.00 to the end of the day, midnight UK time, Friday 5th March
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FLASH FICTION POETRY SUBMISSIONS GUIDANCE
Please read this before submitting The main reasons why poetry submissions are rejected are:
IN THE WRONG PLACE?
This page is for entries for the Short Poetry Competition, but you might have been looking for one of the other contests. Click on the appropriate button below and hopefully you'll end up in the right place.
During the competition, we'll still try to answer any problems sent to the email address below, but all submissions must use the Storybox.
submissions@fridayflashfiction.com To all authors: please note that we never copy and paste from any other site for a number of reasons including copyright. If it isn't submitted directly, it isn't submitted at all. That also applies to stories submitted to LinkedIn or to the FridayFlashFiction blog (see also Our Posting Relationship with Other Sites in the T&Cs).
But we don't claim any sort of exclusive rights here, so feel free to submit your story anywhere else after the results of the competition are in. |