EASST/4S 2024: Short Story, Flash Fiction, and Poetry Competition - deadline 1
June
There is still time to share your creative efforts in the run-up to the
conference.
Organised by Michela Cozza (Mlardalen University), Nina Klimburg-Witjes
(University of Vienna) & Sally Wyatt (Maastricht University)
Making and doing
Science, Tech and STS
For a better world
We want to build on the success of the first-ever creative writing competition
held in conjunction with the EASST conference in Madrid in July 2022. For a
description and the winning entries see Michela Cozza, Nina Klimburg Witjes
and Sally Wyatt First-ever poetry, flash fiction and short story
competition, in EASST
Review
42(2), 2022.
We are holding a second short story, flash fiction, and poetry competition for
conference participants. Winners will be announced during the conference (date
and time to be confirmed at a later stage), where they will have the
opportunity to read their entry. There will be prizes. Winning entries will be
published in the conference issue of the EASST Review later in 2024.
Rules
Please read the rules carefully before submitting your entry.
General
The competition is open to all conference participants.
All entries must relate to the theme of the conference: Making and
doing transformations.
All entries must be in the working language of the conference, namely
English.
The closing date of the competition is midnight (CET), 1 June 2024.
A single entrant may submit a maximum of one entry per category.
Entries will not be returned, so please keep a copy.
Under no circumstances can alterations be made to poems or stories
after they have been submitted.
All entries must be the entrants original work.
Entries may be single or multiply authored.
Entries must not have been published, self-published, published on a
website or made public on social media, broadcast or featured among the
winners in another competition before 20 July 2024.
All entries should be sent to this email address:
scifi.easst.2024@gmail.com
Entrants will receive confirmation of their submission.
The competition organisers reserve the right to change the judging
panel without notice and not to award prizes if, in the judges opinion, such
an action is justified.
The judges read all the entries; their decisions are final.
Additional Rules: Poems
All poems must have a title and must not exceed 40 lines in length
(excluding title).
Poems may be in any form or style, serious or humorous, including
experimental and concrete/visual poetry, found text and erasure, prose poems,
etc.
Additional Rules: Flash Fiction
Flash fiction must have a title and not exceed 250 words in length
(excluding title).
Additional Rules: Stories
All stories must have a title and must not exceed 4000 words in length
(excluding title).
Rules: Winners
* Prize winners will be notified by 1 July 2024 and invited to
the awards event to be held during the conference (exact time and date to be
decided).
* We cannot contact all entrants individually. Thus no
communication from the judges means that your entry has not won, but thank you
for participating.
* Copyright of each poem remains with the author/s. However,
authors of the winning poem, flash fiction, and story, by entering the
competition, agree that their entries will be published by EASST Review. After
this, winners may seek further publication.
Timeline
* Deadline for entries: midnight (CET) 1 June 2024
* Prize winners informed no later than: 1 July 2024
*
Winners will be announced during the EASST/4S conference in Amsterdam, 16-19
July 2024 (details to be confirmed when full conference programme announced).
*
Winning entries will be published in the conference issue of EASST Review
(November 2024)
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