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Dairy Hollow Fellowship offered to nonfiction writer on topic of managing mental illness.
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Read MoreAuthors who write about environmental concerns and the beauties of the natural world will want to know about the latest fellowship being offered by The Writers’ Colony at Dairy Hollow (WCDH). The Moondancer fellowship is open to poets, fiction writers, playwrights, essayists, columnists, memoirists, and screenwriters. Prior publication is not a requirement. The successful applicant will
Read More“Dancing in the Rain” is a fellowship for writers of mid-grade or young adult (YA) literature. Candidates should be working on a chapter book that provides inspiration and hope for those struggling with the hardships and challenges that life often metes out. The successful application will demonstrate insight, honesty, literary merit, and the likelihood of
Read MoreOn the chance that artists other than writers (including traditional craftspeople) read this blog, here’s an opportunity worth investigating. McElroy House in Dardanelle, Arkansas has partnered with Sipp Culture and the Artists at Work program to bring two local artists in residence for a year long community-based partnership. Check it out at the McElroy House
Read MoreThe submission deadline for the “Illuminating Black Lives” fellowship is midnight CST on Monday, November 29, 2021. This fellowship invites writers to explore the African-American experience. The work may be in any literary genre: fiction or nonfiction, poetry or prose, or a combination. It may take place now or in the past. It may draw upon
Read MoreThe Writers’ Colony at Dairy Hollow is offering a fellowship to a writer working on a short or long work of non-fiction focusing on how they (the writer or another) have managed, and continue to manage, their mental illness. This personal story should offer not just insight and awareness, but most importantly, hope. It should
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