ConDFW Short story contest reminder!

Published by Patrice Sarath on

Hey, writers! Just a reminder that the deadline for the ConDFW short story contest is approaching. February 1, people! I know everyone is waiting for the last minute, but don’t wait too long. In addition to the fabulous prizes offered by the con, I will give the winner a signed copy of Gordath Wood.

 I’m looking forward to reading your entries.

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