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Get Submitting: Top Five Opportunities for Writers in March 2025

A monthly hand-curated list of the top five contests, grants, scholarships, submission calls, and awards. We do the research, so you have more time for what matters: the writing.

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Get Submitting: Top Five Opportunities for Writers in February 2025

A monthly hand-curated list of the top five contests, grants, scholarships, submission calls, and awards. We do the research, so you have more time for what matters: the writing.

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Get Submitting: Top Five Opportunities for Writers in January 2025

A monthly hand-curated list of the top five contests, grants, scholarships, submission calls, and awards. We do the research, so you have more time for what matters: the writing.

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Winter 2025 Novel Builder: DEADLINE EXTENDED

Are you ready to take the first big step toward your novel? There's still time to apply to the Winter 2025 Novel Builder! The deadline has been extended to Monday, January 6th by 11:59pm (EST)

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GrubStreet Presents “The Our Planet, Our Stories" Anthology featuring GrubStreet Writers

In the fall of 2023 GrubStreet offered a series of low-cost nonfiction classes titled "Our Planet, Our Stories" to that aimed to help writers find creative ways to engage with this urgent global issue. The Our Planet, Our Stories Anthology is a collection of writing that emerged from this series.

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Give the Gift of Grub

Give the gift of Grub this holiday season! Treat the writer in your life to a Gift Certificate, Gift Membership, or Gift Donation for GrubStreet.

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An Evening Celebrating Four New GrubStreet Memoirs on November 13th

Tell-All Boston is a live-on-stage literary reading series dedicated to memoir and personal essays. It is curated by the alumni of the GrubStreet's Memoir Incubator and Essay Incubator and co-sponsored by GrubStreet and Porter Square Books. Join us on November 13th from 7:00 to 8:30 at Porter Square Books: Boston for an evening celebrating four new GrubStreet memoirs.

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Join New Instructor: Martine Bellen for Two Fall Classes

We are so excited to welcome this multifaceted writer to GrubStreet, Martine Bellen, to lead two classes this fall!

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Three Fa-boo-lous Halloween-Themed Classes

We have three thrilling new classes for you! Looking to explore the strange, the magical, and the unusual this fall? Join us for one of our spook-tacular Halloween-themed classes where the writing magic happens.

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Dept. of Congrats: August 2024 Community Successes

Our community closed August 2024 out with seventeen publications, two fellowships, and three book publications!

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This Fall Explore the Nuts and Bolts of Novel Planning

The Nuts and Bolts of Novel Planning Series is comprised of two four-week classes–Character, and Story Beats–that will help make the blank page less scary by giving you a concrete structure to follow while planning your novel.

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Get Submitting! Classes on Publishing

Join us for one of our publishing focused classes! Learn from industry insiders, sign up for the submit-a-palooza, and more.

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Exclusive Invitation for our community to join Margin, a new online network for writing!

Margin is a new online network for written content. In partnership with Grub Street, they are offering an exclusive invitation to participate in their private beta - launching this week!

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5 Reasons To Apply for the Short Story Incubator 

Short Story Incubator alum Ralph Rodriguez writes about why you should apply for the program. Deadline to apply for the 2024-25 Short Story Incubator is Monday, July 22nd.

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Fall 2024 Novel Generator Remote Open House - Wednesday June 26th

Thinking of applying to the Fall Novel Generator? We are hosting a virtual info session with instructor Katherine Yeh, Wednesday, June 26th, 6:00-7:00 p.m. to answer any questions you have about the program.