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Writers of the Future 3rd Quarter Winners Announced for Volume 36

October 21, 2019

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The judging results are in! And here are the 3rd Quarter 2019 Writers of the Future Contest winners.

Writers of the Future 2nd Quarter Winners Announced for Volume 36

August 16, 2019

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The judging results are in! And here are the 2nd Quarter 2019 Writers of the Future Contest winners.

Writers of the Future 1st Quarter Winners Announced for Volume 36

May 15, 2019

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The judging results are in! And here are the 1st Quarter 2019 Writers of the Future Contest winners.

Writers of the Future 4th Quarter Winners

Writers of the Future 4th Quarter Standings for Year 35

December 1, 2018

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The judging results are in! And here are the 4th Quarter 2018 Writers of the Future Contest winners.

Writers of the Future 3rd Quarter Standings for Year 35

October 26, 2018

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The judging results are in! And here are the 3rd Quarter 2018 Writers of the Future Contest winners.

How To Start Writing

August 24, 2018

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I have always known that I am a writer. With the kind of knowing you feel deep in your bones and emanates from the very core of your being. And as writers must do, I write. Although that wasn’t always the case. How to start writing...

A Different Kind of Writing Workshop

August 21, 2018

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When L. Ron Hubbard initiated the Writers of the Future contest, he knew that there would be awards and publications for the winners. As Algis Budry, the first contest administrator put it to me, “He wanted to make sure that this helped launch new writers.

David Farland winning Writers of the Future Contest in 1987

Prize Writing—Three Things to Know

August 8, 2018

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If you think about it deeply, everything that you write is really for a competition. You’re competing for publication with other writers, for promotional monies from the marketing departments of various publishers, for literary awards, and of course for your reading audience.