The Moth Short Story Prize 2020 is calling for the participants to apply for the travel grants. Every year, a single author is asked to anonymously judge The Moth Short Story Prize, choosing three winning stories from entries submitted worldwide.
Eligibility
- Open to everyone above 16 years old.
- Entries must be entirely the work of the entrant and must never have been published, self-published, published online or broadcast.
- Candidates can enter as many stories as they like. The word limit of the story is 5000 words.
Fees and payment:
- The entry is €15 per story. Cheques and postal orders should be made payable to ‘The Moth Magazine Ltd.’, with the sender’s name and address on the back.
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Payment can be made by cheque (euro/sterling/dollar), by credit/debit card via PayPal or by postal order (Ireland only)
- Postal entries can also be paid in cash (either in US dollars, Sterling or Euros at the current exchange rate).
Terms and conditions:
- The name of the author must not appear on the same page as the story.
- Entries must be in English, typed, with each entry on a new sheet.
- No name or address should appear on the same page as the story.
- Entries will not be returned, so make sure you keep a copy.
- No corrections can be made after receipt, or fees refunded.
Benefits
- The winner receives €3,000, with the runners-up receiving a week-long stay at the wonderful Circle of Misse plus €250, and €1,000 respectively.
- The week-long writing retreat in France and a travel stipend of €250.
- The three winning stories will appear in the autumn issue of The Moth.
Read also: Road Map to Win a Travel Grant!
Application process
- You can enter online or send your story along with a cheque or postal order made payable to ‘The Moth Magazine Ltd.’ with an entry form or a cover letter with your name and contact details and the title of your story (or stories) attached to The Moth, Ardan Grange, Milltown, Belturbet, Co. Cavan, Ireland H14 K768.
Theme | : Competition |
Applicant Country | : WorldWide |
For more information | : The moth |
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