Comments for http://www.wfnb.ca Representing New Brunswick writers in all disciplines and at all levels of development Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:33:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Lee Thompson http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-159 Lee Thompson Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:33:43 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-159 Carey, entrants must be NB born or residents of NB or members of WFNB (regardless of where they live). Simultaneous submissions are alright. We just don't want manuscripts that have been published or contractually scheduled for publication before our deadline date. Lee, WFNB Executive Director Carey, entrants must be NB born or residents of NB or members of WFNB (regardless of where they live).

Simultaneous submissions are alright. We just don’t want manuscripts that have been published or contractually scheduled for publication before our deadline date.

Lee, WFNB Executive Director

]]> Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Carey http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-158 Carey Wed, 22 Feb 2012 16:16:39 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-158 Do I have to be born/from NB to enter? I also submitted a poetry collection in the hopes of being published, but I haven't been published in any capacity yet. Am I still allowed to submit? Do I have to be born/from NB to enter?

I also submitted a poetry collection in the hopes of being published, but I haven’t been published in any capacity yet. Am I still allowed to submit?

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]]> Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Bread 'n Molasses » 7 Reasons Why You Should Enter WFNB’s Literary Competition http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-138 Bread 'n Molasses » 7 Reasons Why You Should Enter WFNB’s Literary Competition Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:13:49 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-138 [...] categories and rules are on our website: http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/ [...] [...] categories and rules are on our website: http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/ [...]

]]> Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Lee Thompson http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-129 Lee Thompson Sat, 04 Feb 2012 14:49:23 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-129 Hi Neil, For 2013 we will consider creating a humour category with both baking and animal pun themes, as well as a Longest Short Novel Competition. The demand is, of course, off the charts. Lee (not Selassie) Hi Neil,
For 2013 we will consider creating a humour category with both baking and animal pun themes, as well as a Longest Short Novel Competition. The demand is, of course, off the charts.
Lee (not Selassie)

]]> Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Neil Sampson http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-121 Neil Sampson Wed, 01 Feb 2012 17:44:30 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-121 Hi Lee (not Selassie) I’m still confused about format. If I wanted to write about a baker who was known for using small loaf pans while hunting bobcats on his day off, would I end up with short bread or a short tale? I could keep the whole thing under 5000 words (a short short story) or I could, for a mere 45,000 additional words, offer up to the world its first long short novel novella. What do you recommend? Neil – (you remember, don’t you; the guy you signed up last year?) Hi Lee (not Selassie)
I’m still confused about format.
If I wanted to write about a baker who was known for using small loaf pans while hunting bobcats on his day off, would I end up with short bread or a short tale?
I could keep the whole thing under 5000 words (a short short story) or I could, for a mere 45,000 additional words, offer up to the world its first long short novel novella.
What do you recommend?
Neil – (you remember, don’t you; the guy you signed up last year?)

]]> Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Lee Thompson http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-113 Lee Thompson Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:27:17 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-113 Colleen, when short stories move beyond 15,000 words they're often called novellas (or short novels), while novels, typically, are over 50,000 words. In our competition we accept anything in between 15,000 - 30,000, and, as stated, this can be an entire novella or part of a longer work. Regards, Lee Colleen, when short stories move beyond 15,000 words they’re often called novellas (or short novels), while novels, typically, are over 50,000 words. In our competition we accept anything in between 15,000 – 30,000, and, as stated, this can be an entire novella or part of a longer work. Regards, Lee

]]> Comment on 2012 Competition Now Open by Colleen http://www.wfnb.ca/competitions/2012-competition-now-open/#comment-112 Colleen Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:30:24 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?page_id=749#comment-112 Could you please tell me (in terms of words) what constitutes a short novel? thank you Could you please tell me (in terms of words) what constitutes a short novel? thank you

]]> Comment on WFNB launches 2012 literary competition by Lee Thompson http://www.wfnb.ca/2011/12/wfnb-launches-2012-literary-competition/#comment-107 Lee Thompson Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:27:38 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?p=757#comment-107 Might be a browser problem. Check your inbox for our rules, Katherine. Lee Might be a browser problem. Check your inbox for our rules, Katherine. Lee

]]> Comment on WFNB launches 2012 literary competition by Katherine Adlam http://www.wfnb.ca/2011/12/wfnb-launches-2012-literary-competition/#comment-106 Katherine Adlam Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:00:08 +0000 http://www.wfnb.ca/?p=757#comment-106 Hi. I keep trying to bring up the contest rules and fees but it brings me back to this page. Hi. I keep trying to bring up the contest rules and fees but it brings me back to this page.

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