Source
State Library of Florida, Florida Collection, BR0308
Description
A flier calling for entries to the 1996 World's Best Short Short Story Contest, sponsored by the Florida State University Department of English. The flier explains the rules and other pertinent details about the contest, and lists winners from previous years.
THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT WRITING PROGRAM
ANNOUNCES
THE 1996
WORLD'S BEST SHORT STORY
CONTEST
Michael Martone, 1986
Leigh Hancock, 1987
Annette McPeters, 1988
Laurie berry, 1989
Stephen Dunning, 1990
Francois Camoin, 1991
Natalia Rachel Singer, 1992
Harry Humes, 1993
James Granger, 1994
Tom Fleming, 1995
$100 AND CRATE OF ORANGES
*The entire story should be one typed, double-spaced page, no more than about 250 words long.
*Manuscripts and a copy of the prizewinning story will be returned to all entrants who include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
*Contest deadline is February 15, 1996. The winning story will be announced May 15, 1996.
*Winner will receive $100 and a box of Florida oranges.
*Winning entry will be published in Sun Dog: The Southeast Review and in a separate broadsheet.
*Finalists will also be published in Sun Dog. Sample copy available for $4.
*Entry fee: $1 per entry.
*Students and Faculty in the F.S.U. Creative Writing Program are not eligible.
*Send entries and inquiries to:
Jerome Stern
Short Short
English Department
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306-1036
ph (904) 644-4230
Our time is rich in inventive minds. --- Albert Einstein
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