Wabash prize for fiction, via Sycamore Review

’07 contest just announced. Full details.

2007 Wabash Prize for Fiction
Final Judge: Dan Chaon

First Prize: $1000 and winning entry published in Fall 2007 issue. Entries of honorable mention also published in Fall 2007 issue.

Deadline: Entries must be received by March 15, 2007.

$10 reading fee

Tags: fiction

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