List of Anthologies, Writing Contests, Writing Conferences, and More
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On the subject of contests, I’ve noticed that some websites specify “no cover note” is necessary for online submission. When a contest doesn’t specify, would you have a suggestion for which route to take? It really seems sending one could annoy them (with thousands of entries, possibly having to flip or scroll through hundreds of extra pages) as much as not sending one could make me look unprofessional.
Then even with standard online submissions, I wonder about where to put the info? My cover letters are only a few sentences: please consider this (word count) and what grad school I went to. But for a contest, this info seems somehow even more obvious (here’s my entry) and less relevant than usual. In the past, for regular subs, I’ve both uploaded the letter as the first page of the .doc, or I’ve stuck an abbreviated version in the comments box that most online submission managers have (under upload file). And then I always wonder which would have been best.
Anyway, happy Friday and thanks so much for your time! I hope this could be helpful to others as well.