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FREDERIC REMINGTON AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY WRITING CONTEST

9/17/2025

 
WHITEWATER, KS:  The Frederic Remington Area Historical Society announces a call for submissions for their first Historical Writing Contest. Submission are due January 31, 2026.

“We want to encourage research and writing about the history of the Remington Area,” says President Eldon Esau. “This competition is open to anyone, but the scope of work must be concentrated on the area defined by the Remington School District. We are offering cash prizes for three different categories:”
 
Categories and Prizes
  • Adult – $300 - 2,000 word maximum
  • High School – $300 - 1,500 word maximum
  • Youth – $300 - 500 word maximum
 
Guidelines:
  • The FRAHS Writing Project is designed to stimulate research and writing about the history of the area defined by the Remington School District.
  • Topics such as families, places, Native Americans, culture, finance, geography, or other subjects of historical significance.
  • Any time frame is welcome, even recent history.
  • While there is no particular writing style that must be followed, the works will need to show evidence of original sources.
  • Please submit in a WORD Document with double spacing between lines
  • Photographs are a welcome addition.
  • Works will be judged by a the FRAHS Board of Directors
  • Prizes will be awarded and winning authors will read their work at the April meeting.
  • This is open to everyone.
 
Deadline: January 31, 2026
Email Entries to: [email protected]
 
For more information, contact Eldon Esau:
Phone: (316) 284-4764
Email: [email protected]
 
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About The Frederic Remington Area Historical Society
 
The Frederic Remington Area Historical Society (FRAHS) is a membership organization and not-for-profit corporation, filed June 21, 1978. This corporation is exempt from federal income tax under 501(c)(3) Revenue Codes of 1954. Membership runs from September to May; dues are announced at meetings.
 
The primary purpose of FRAHS is to collect, preserve, and share the Frederic Remington USD206 School District area’s rich history and culture with its residents, students, and other interested persons. A majority of the society’s programs each year are to fulfill that purpose, while other programs should inform attendees of state and national topics of historical and cultural interests.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Prairie Ink, by Barton County Community College

8/6/2025

 
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Julie Stielstra of D6 reports:

​The English department of Barton County Community College runs a writers workshop during the academic year, and every spring issues their anthology Prairie Ink.

My short story “Duet” appears in the 2025 issue, and as a bonus, a dramatic photo I took of an incoming evening storm graces the cover. Have a look! 


They welcome submissions from the Barton 7-county service area.

Visit 
https://bartonccc.edu/community/getinvolved/prairieink for info and a link to submission guidelines. And consider dropping in on the writers group when it resumes meeting in September, if you’re within reach of Great Bend.

Members: Get Your Quarter Page Book Ad in the 2025 edition of the Kansas Authors Club Zine

8/6/2025

 
Instructions for purchasing Quarter Page Book Ads and other sizes for 2025-2026 are now available on the website. Place your order by August 15 for the Early Bird Rate. Those who meet the Early Bird deadline will also be published in Writing from the Center, 2025 edition. ​
Learn More
Sample Member Book Ads from 2024
Thank you to all who have supported our fall event and programs!

#ReadLocalKS: A Challenge to Members

7/11/2025

 
A local donor has offered the following challenge to Kansas Authors Club members. Every #ReadLocalKS submission to our website from now through December 1 will be entered into a drawing for a $50 gift certificate to Bookshop.org. 
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Submit Here

Joy Bale Boone Poetry Prize

6/30/2025

 
The Heartland Review Press, located in Kentucky, invites poets to enter the Joy Bale Boone Poetry Prize. It's $10 for a submission of 3 poems. The top prize is $400 in a Visa gift card. There's a second and third place prize as well.

This poetry contest has existed for over 20 years and typically receives about 80 entries. They plan to publish the top 5 and if they have room, they will publish the top 10.

​More details here: 
More Details Here

Please Submit Your Nominations for Kansas Authors Club Awards of Merit

6/13/2025

 
​A very important Kansas Authors Club deadline is coming up. We would like to encourage you to submit nominations for our annual Awards of Merit. You may complete the form online. 

Each year awards are presented to members for:

  • Achievement in Writing
  • Service to the Club
  • Special Award for Particular Accomplishment


Please take a look at your fellow members and help us recognize those who go the extra mile for the literary community of Kansas. These awards are presented during the Annual Meeting of the General Membership in October. 


Here again is the link to the nomination form online:
https://www.kansasauthorsclub.org/awards-of-merit.html


On the third Saturday of October, an Annual Meeting of the General Membership is held via Zoom. All members are encouraged to attend. Invitations will be sent via member email newsletters and posted on the website.

Last Week for Entering 2025 Writing Contest

6/8/2025

 
Kansas Authors Club
Annual Writing Contests
Open for Submissions April 1 through June 15

 
All residents of the state of Kansas are invited to enter the annual literary contests of the Kansas Authors Club. Entries in 18 categories of prose and poetry are accepted April 1 to June 15 with cash prizes presented at the Kansas Authors Club Writing Retreat on October 5, 2025. Winners who cannot attend the awards ceremony will receive awards by mail after the event. All residents of the state of Kansas are welcome to enter, and those who are members get discounted entry fees. Members of the club may reside anywhere in Kansas and beyond.


Read the guidelines.
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2024 Participants in the Annual Writing Contests Garner Awards

Help Rebuild the School Library at Grinnell, Kansas

6/6/2025

 
GRINNELL, Kan. (KSNW) — When a tornado ripped through the small town of Grinnell last month, it left behind shattered homes, a ruined church, and the loss of another vital piece of the community — the school library.

In a social media appeal from the State Library of Kansas, the Moore Family Library and the Northwest Kansas Library System are calling on Kansans to help restock the shelves with gently used children’s picture books, chapter books, and young adult titles. The donations will be used to rebuild the school’s library and classroom collections ahead of the fall semester, when students return to class in a temporary building.

Organizers say donated books won’t just fill shelves — they’ll help restore a sense of stability for children returning to school after disaster.

Book donations can be sent to:

Northwest Kansas Library System
2 Washington Square
Norton, KS 67654

Thanks to member Mary-Lane Kamberg for bringing this notice to our attention.

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Submission Reminder: Deadline for Entering our 2025 Writing Contests is June 15

5/31/2025

 
Kansas Authors Club
Annual Writing Contests
Open for Submissions April 1 through June 15

 
All residents of the state of Kansas are invited to enter the annual literary contests of the Kansas Authors Club. Entries in 18 categories of prose and poetry are accepted April 1 to June 15 with cash prizes presented at the Kansas Authors Club Writing Retreat on October 5, 2025. Winners who cannot attend the awards ceremony will receive awards by mail after the event. All residents of the state of Kansas are welcome to enter, and those who are members get discounted entry fees. Members of the club may reside anywhere in Kansas and beyond.


New in 2025

  • Ekphrastic Poetry category added
  • Short Story category now accepting fiction up to 2,500 words
  • Youth Contest has added a Visual Arts category

Read the complete guidelines for details.

Call for Submissions: Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction

5/27/2025

 
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Poets, The Heartland Review Press is hosting a free open call. We're read up to 80 submissions or until June 13, 2025. Poets can submit up to 3 poems. No shape poems. Any style. Any genre. Any topic.

Fiction writers: The Heartland Review Press is hosting a free open call. THRP will read the first 60 submissions or close at the deadline of August 1. Last year, the fiction category reached capacity in 14 days. 5000 word max. Flash is acceptable, but put a couple flash piece in one file. Any topic, subject, style, or sub-genre.

Creative Nonfiction Writers: The Heartland Review Press is hosting a free open call. THRP will read the first 50 submission or will close the call on August 1. Last year it filled in 4 weeks. Flash is acceptable, but put a couple of flash pieces in one file. Any topic, subject, style, or sub-genre.

The formatting guidelines are on our website:
https://elizabethtown.kctcs.edu/community/theheartlandreviewpress/open-calls-for-journal.aspx

Contest Reminder: Deadline for Entering is June 15

4/30/2025

 
18 Categories in Prose and Poetry
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Poetry Categories in our Adult Writing Contest
  • Theme Contest
  • Classical Poetry
  • Free Verse
  • Narrative Poetry
  • Whimsy
  • Japanese Poetry
  • Ekphrastic Poetry
  • New Poets
  • Rural Voices

Prose Categories in our Adult Writing Contest
  • Theme Contest
  • Humor
  • Memoir or Inspirational
  • Flash Fiction
  • Stories Written for Young Readers
  • Short Story
  • Playwriting
  • First Chapter of a Book (unpublished)
  • Rural Voices
Always Read the Guidelines Before Entering

Congratulations to the Kansas Authors Club Members Published in the Ninth Issue of 105 Meadowlark Reader

4/21/2025

 
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Issue #9, the Luck issue, of 105 Meadowlark Reader has stories taking place in 31 Kansas counties and features 30 authors. 

Eleven stories in this issue are by authors new to 105. 

This issue will be available for purchase in Kansas independent boosktores and via the Meadowlark website in May 2025.

Kansas Authors Club members with essays in the Spring 2025 issue are:

Boyd Bauman
Brian Daldorph
Beth Gulley
Roger Heineken
Jerilynn Jones Henrikson
Duane L. Herrmann
Vicki L. Julian
Amy Kliewer
Kerry Moyer
Robert W. Phillips
Robert Rebein
Cynthia C. Schaker
Mason Taylor-Taite
Alicia Troike
Brenda L. White
Sheree L. Wingo
About 105 Meadowlark Reader
Meadowlark Reader Submission Calendar
Open Reading Period for Issue #10
May 1 - June 30, 2025
Theme: Work
Read the Guidelines Before Submitting

Gordon Parks Museum Poetry Contest

4/21/2025

 
This poetry contest is inspired by a quote from Gordon Parks, "I feel it is the heart, not the eye, that should determine the content of the photograph. What the eye sees is its own. What the heart can perceive is a very different matter."
2025 Poetry Contest Guidelines
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We Have Writing Contests for All Ages

3/31/2025

 
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Our contest for young writers, grades 3-12, includes categories in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and—new in 2025—visual art. There are no fees for youth entries. The awards ceremony for young writers will take place this year at the Kansas Book Festival in Topeka on September 20, 2025. 
Youth Writing Contest Guidelines
Adult Writing Contest Guidelines

Writing Contests Open on April 1!

3/30/2025

 
Kansas Authors Club Announces Annual Writing Contests Opening April 1 through June 15
 
All residents of the state of Kansas are invited to enter the annual literary contests of the Kansas Authors Club. Entries in 18 categories of prose and poetry are accepted April 1 to June 15 with cash prizes presented at the Kansas Authors Club Writing Retreat on October 5, 2025. Winners who cannot attend the awards ceremony will receive awards by mail after the event. All residents of the state of Kansas are welcome to enter, and those who are members get discounted entry fees. Members of the club may reside anywhere in Kansas and beyond.
 
The contest for young writers, grades 3-12, includes categories in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and—new in 2025—visual art. There are no fees for youth entries. The awards ceremony for young writers will take place this year at the Kansas Book Festival in Topeka on September 20, 2025.
 
“More Than a Manuscript: Words Take Root” is the fall event theme for 2025. In prose, theme entries can be fiction or nonfiction, with a limit of 1,500 words, any genre. In poetry, the theme entries can be of any poetic form.  Full guidelines and all category descriptions for adult and youth contests can be found at www.kansasauthorsclub.org
(menu – Writing Contests – All Ages).
 
As well as short form writing contests, the Club hosts seven categories for books published by its members, including awards for fiction / nonfiction / poetry, books on Kansas history, books for children, and a book design award. The chapbook contest, for books of poetry 49 pages or less, is open to any resident of the state of Kansas, regardless of membership.
 
Anyone with an interest in writing is invited to become a member of Kansas Authors Club. Organizations such as libraries and businesses that have services for authors may also be interested membership and monthly programs, which are available via Zoom with accessible recordings for those who are not available to attend during the live program. Learn more at www.kansasauthorsclub.org. 
Annual Writing Contests - All Ages
Published Book Awards

YOU can be a part of it!

3/29/2025

 
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Writing from the Center

The official literary magazine of Kansas Authors Club

Prose - Poetry - Visual Art

Free for members and students (Kansas secondary & post secondary)

Open for Submissions: March 1 - April 30, 2025

2025 Theme: Balance
Read the Submission Guidelines

New Book by Member Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg

3/29/2025

 
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From Member Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg:

Do you write book reviews for publications, blogs, podcasts, or other sources? Or do you host writers with new books on blogs or podcasts? I have a hard-won new book coming out July 17 from Mammoth Publications – The Magic Eye: A Story of Saving a Life and a Place in the Age of Anxiety – and I would love to connect with you about the possibilities (I can also send you a PDF of the book and its cover pronto).

Here’s a little about the book: 
Harriet Lerner calls The Magic Eye "....a luminous, poetic meditation on survival, community, and resilience. With tenderness and humor, her memoir speaks to the fierce beauty of holding on to life, to land, and to hope when the odds seem insurmountable. A deeply human story, this book is a testament to courage and the power of place that will stay with you long after you turn the final page.”

The Magic Eye encompasses a mythic, quirky, and timely journey with a cast of unforgettable friends that make surviving the odds—both the danger of invasive cancer in a body and invasive development vying for tallgrass prairie—possible. Crossing through the pandemic, this memoir is guided by tenderness, curiosity, and more than a dash of magic as Mirriam-Goldberg writes of giving endangered turtles names such as Gandalf and Harrison Ford, undergoing surgery to insert a radioactive disk in her eye, outsmarting a tornado, and the Rube Goldbeg contraption of the body.

The Magic Eye investigates what it means to reinhabit our bodies and ecosystems.
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You can also see the press release here.

Q&A: Book Contest vs. Literary Contests

3/14/2025

 
The following question came up during our 2nd Tuesday Social. It is an important distinction and we wanted to clarify for new members.

Q: I was waiting to submit my published book to the contest on April 1, and now I see that the "preferred deadline" for submission was March 1. Am I too late to enter?

A: Good question! This is an important change to the 2025 contest guidelines.

First, members need to be aware that there are two sets of contests that Kansas Authors Club sponsors annually.

The first is our Book Awards. We have eight awards for PUBLISHED books. In 2025, eligible books were published between June 1, 2023 and December 31, 2024. We are honoring the June 15 deadline, but as we are introducing the announcement of finalists for this contest, we would prefer to receive your entries ASAP. Click here for Book Awards guidelines. Read the whole thing before entering!

ONLY Kansas Authors Club members are eligible for the Book Awards contests. It is OKAY to join today and submit your book for the competition. 


The second set of contests are our Annual Literary Contests with categories for youth and adult writers. These contests are open to all Kansas Authors Club members (regardless of where you live) and to ANY Kansas resident. If you live in the state of Kansas, you do not need to be a member, but adults will have to pay a little more to enter the contest. There is no charge for youth to enter the contests.

Eligible entries for this contest are short, never-before-published pieces of prose and poetry (there are several categories, review the guidelines for specifics).

Submissions for the Literary Contest are always open from April 1 to June 15. Start on this page  and take the time to read the guidelines before you submit. Check out the video at the bottom of the page that walks you through the submission process. 
Book Awards
Annual Literary Contests - All Ages

Submissions for the third issue of Writing from the Center are now open!

3/7/2025

 
Guidelines for Entering
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Invitation to the Cavalier Conference on Writing and Literature

2/25/2025

 
From member Beth Gulley:
Authors club members are invited to the Cavalier Conference on Writing and Literature April 11. The theme is The Future of Storytelling. Jose Faus is the keynote speaker. Proposals for individual presentations are still being accepted. For more information see the website: https://www.jccc.edu/conferences/cavalier-writing/
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The Cavalier Conference on Writing and Literature will be held Friday April 11 at Johnson County Community College. This year's theme is "The Future of Storytelling" and the keynote speaker is the poet and artist Jose Faus. While the conference is broadly aimed at English and Writing teachers, all are welcome to attend.

From the conference website: "As teachers of literature and composition, we often focus on the usefulness of narrative or storytelling. Not only are students often more inspired by this genre, but even the "driest" and most analytical writing benefits from author's deliberate use of story. Whether used as a hook device, anecdotal evidence, a means of persuasion or the structure for epic stories and poems, the future is built by stories.

How might we reimagine storytelling for future audiences? How has technology changed storytelling? What are the stories we need to hear and to tell today? What are ways we can include a broader range of stories in our classrooms?

We invite you to share your thoughts as we talk through these questions and workshop solutions to form stories and connections that transcend boundaries."

Registration is live here: https://www.jccc.edu/conferences/cavalier-writing/
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