horror fiction contest

 

The Rules:

• Write the best story you can under 2500 words (include word count on manuscript).

What should your "Love Bites" contest entry be about? Anything that has to do with a love relationship that doesn't quite live up to expectations. You can interpret from there (no, it doesn't necessarily mean vampire stories, though they are permitted). Be creative!

• Send it to us at contest@moonlit-path.com by May 12th, 2007.
• Please include a bio to be published if your story is chosen as a winner or honorable mention.



The Prize:

horror fiction contest prize

The Grand Prize winner will receive $25 cash plus a copy of You Suck! A Love Story, by Christopher Moore.


Praise for You Suck!:

"... Moore writes with the jittery energy of a brilliant, charming class clown, mixing sex and gore and a potty mouth with a goofy-sweet sensibility to deliver laughs on nearly every page..."
    -Publishers Weekly


"...
A laugh-a-page novel that’s raunchy and irreverent..."
     -USA Today

"Fun, funny and just a little bit gross -- what more could anyone ask? Grade: A"
     -Rocky Mountain News

"Think of a collaboration among Anne Rice, S.J. Perelman and Pedro Almodóvar."
     -Kirkus Reviews



Grand Prize Winner and Honorable Mentions will be published in the May Issue of Tales from the Moonlit Path.

Contest Fee:

None


Please Read Before Submitting:

• Before entering this contest, please subscribe to Tales from the Moonlit Path Magazine. We will not use your information for anything except to send you Tales from the Moonlit Path newsletters, alerting you to upcoming issues. We may, on occasion, email you regarding exciting upcoming events. To subscribe, please send a blank email to: subscribe@moonlit-path.com.

• In the interest of taste and decency, please do not send us stories that deal with sex and children, or sex and animals. Only stories 2500 words and under will be judged, anything over 2500 words will be deleted.

Tales from the Moonlit Path editors reserve the right to extend this contest, or end it with no winner in the event the editors do not find a suitable contest winner.

• We are always open to regular, non-contest submissions.

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