The 17th Annual Literal Literary Postcard Story Contest
The writing contest whose name is almost as long as the entries! Extended Deadline is April 30, 2021. Open for submissions!
Read moreThe writing contest whose name is almost as long as the entries! Extended Deadline is April 30, 2021. Open for submissions!
Read moreAnnouncing the shortlisted entrants for the 2020 Postcard Story Contest! Read more
The writing contest whose name is almost as long as the entries! Extended Deadline is April 30, 2021. Open for submissions! Read more
The short list for the 2019 Erasure Poetry Contest. Winners will be announced in Geist 115, on newsstands in April. Read more
Erase an excerpt from A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder by James De Mille, into your own prize-winning poem. Read more
Write a modern work shanty for the chance to win cash prizes and publication. We're bringing back the old timey work shanty but updated for new timey jobs. Read more
Erase an excerpt from Cottonopolis by Rachel Lebowitz into your own prize-winning poem. Read more
Generate a CanLit premise at canlitgenerator.com, use the premise as the basis for a story, and win big! This contest is now closed. Read more
Write a story that unfolds in two or more Canadian time zones! Read more
Nicotine or the word processor: which is more addictive? CLOSED. Read more
Winners of the 2006 Home Sweet Haiku Contest Winners. Read more
Inspired by fortunes found in fortune cookies. Read more
The writing contest is open to all residents of the Downtown Eastside in Vancouver. Read more
Winners of the 2005 Haiku Night in Canada contest. Read more
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