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Call for Submissions

  • May 15, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 29, 2020




Woodhall Press is currently open for submissions for Flash Nonfiction COVID-19: 73 Short, True Stories from the Front Lines of the Pandemic.

This collection of flash nonfiction focuses on the stories of nurses, teachers, firefighters, delivery drivers, parents, medical professionals - anyone with a story to tell from the pandemic. We want to preserve and amplify these essential voices and stories of the people who faced this crisis head on.

Submission Guidelines:

Genre: Flash Nonfiction

Length: 750 Words Maximum

Previously Published Work: Accepted

Reading Fee: None 

Submission Dates: May 16 – June 30, 2020

Publication: Fall 2020

Email your manuscript in MLA format to flashnonfictioncovid@gmail.com by June 30th. Include your name and contact information within the manuscript. Nonfiction, 750 Word Limit. Indicate if the work is previously published, and that you have permission to reprint.  

About Us:

Woodhall Press is a small press based in Norwalk, Connecticut, committed to publishing diverse voices. Our books include fiction, essays, narrative nonfiction, and poetry. We have previously published the flash collection Flash Nonfiction Funny, edited by Dinty W. Moore of Brevity Journal. We will be publishing two other compendiums of flash nonfiction in 2020: Fast Funny Women and Flash Nonfiction Food.  

Please visit Woodhallpress.com for more about us. Email questions about Flash Nonfiction COVID-19 to flashnonfictioncovid@gmail.com

 
 
 

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