The New Quarterly (TNQ) is a magazine of
Canadian fiction, poetry, and conversation, primarily about the writer’s craft. Their mandate is to nurture emerging writers
by publishing and promoting their work alongside that of well-established
writers. TNQ offers a lively mix of fiction,
poetry, author interviews, writing techniques and more.
Currently, TNQ is accepting submissions for
the Peter Hinchcliffe Fiction Award.
Sponsored by the St. Jerome ’s
University English Dept, this award will offer $1000 to the winning story.
This contest is named in honour of Peter
Hinchcliffe, who was instrumental in the founding of the magazine and has made
an impact in the lives of many students in his longstanding role as lecturer at
St. Jerome ’s
University.
The
$1000 top prize will be awarded for a work of short fiction by a Canadian
(citizen or resident) writer who has not yet published a first novel or short
story collection. Though
there is only one top prize, all submissions will be considered for paid
publication ($250) in the magazine. All
submissions will be judged blind.
Entry fee: $40 per submission. Each submission includes a one-year Canadian subscription
(or subscription extension) to The New Quarterly
Eligiblity: Submissions must be previously unpublished.
Entrants must be Canadian or currently residing in Canada . Writers must be in the
early stages. We define a writer in the early stages as someone who has not yet
published a first story collection or novel.
There
is no word limit. Entrant’s anonymity will be carefully preserved throughout
the judging process; please ensure that your name does not appear on your
document. Decisions will be made by August 31; finalists will be notified by
email.
Deadline: May 28, 2012
For more information or to receive an entry form, please visit www.tnq.ca
TNQ writers have been nominated for Giller
prizes, Governor General’s Awards, Griffin Poetry Prizes, Writer’s Trust
Notable Author awards, Commonwealth prizes, National Magazine awards and more.
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