Welcome Page Turners!
We are excited to announce our next flash fiction contest for this upcoming fall season, centered around a monster theme! The contest will begin on August 23rd and run until October 4th. It is open to all current Emerson students, alumni, and the general public. We are extremely excited to read your submissions, so get those pencils sharpened! You can find all the details on our Contest page. Writers, take inspiration from the photo below if you need a jumping-off point, but feel free to let your imaginations run wild. Best of luck to everyone.
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