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The Betty Award is a writing contest for children ages 8-12. Kids can enter their stories for a chance to win cash prizes. More than one entry per child is allowed (be sure to include the $15 reading fee for each story submitted). All entries must be postmarked no later than May 6, 2017. Winners will be notified by June 15, 2017. Entries are automatically disqualified if a reading fee check is...

Free poetry contest for students grades K-9 from the United States. Celebrating over 20 years of inspiring student writers. Teachers earn rewards when their students participate. For the past 20 years we have awarded over 2 million dollars in cash prizes, school supplies and free books. You and your students can share in the rewards by entering our writing competitions. We have writing contests...

Spend 10 minutes and enter the High School Senior or Graduate Scholarship Contest. $25K awarded to 15 students annually. Deadlines are April and August. The American Fire Sprinkler Association created the college scholarship program to help with the educational and training pursuits of students just like you. In addition, AFSA wants to educate the public at-large about the life-saving...

Finding this site three years ago was a blessing to me. I am becoming the writer I wanted to be because of what I've learned at FanStory. I have had stories published (the publishers came to me), won the state contest last year in the short story category, and have been asked to speak at writers groups. Three years ago I couldn't write a grocery list. I stumbled onto FanStory by accident last...