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Wednesday, July 8th, 2009
Montreal – There will indeed be a writers’ workshop at Anticipation 2009, Worldcon, in Montreal this August. The workshop sessions are two hours long and scheduled at various times on various days.
Entry fee is $20 plus $2.58 in taxes, Canadian. This cost is to defray costs of the workshop. You pay the fee when you’re notified that you have a slot and not before. Instructions will be emailed to entrants directly.
There are a limited number of slots available and right now, it’s one slot per customer, no multiple submissions.
Maximum length is 10,000 words, including any synopsis of the rest of a novel, novella, etc. Shorter lengths, including flash, are fine, even encouraged, but only one story.
Genre: science fiction, fantasy, horror, the usual for a Worldcon
Type: short story or novel excerpt
Language: English or French
We will also consider entries for critique of non-fiction critical essays on the subject of genre, same length requirements.
The entries will be distributed in advance so the window to get space in the workshop won’t be open for very long.
Official details will be forthcoming on the Anticipation website (http://www.anticipationsf.ca) and through other avenues of communication. You can also email writers-workshop@anticipationsf.ca directly to request a slot now.
Oz Whiston
Creative Writing Track Programming
Tags: Catherynne M. Valente, David Levine, Delia Sherman, Lawrence Schoen, Mary Robinette Kowal, Mike Shepherd Moscoe, Nancy Kress, Rich Chwedyk, Tony Pi, workshop, Worldcon
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