Introduction by Chris Evans. PRISM 54.4 features the winners of our 2016 Short Fiction Contest, as chosen by contest judge, Lee Maracle—first place winner “You Can Do Better” by Taryn Pearcey, first runner-up “Montreal River” by Lesley Krueger, and...
With only a little over two weeks left to submit to PRISM international’s 2016 Creative Non-Fiction Contest, we touched base with contest judge Rachel Rose to hear more about what she’s looking for in a winning submission as well...
As our final judge’s announcement for the upcoming year of PRISM international writing contests, we’re proud to introduce Toronto-based writer Jess Taylor as the judge of the inaugural Jacob Zilber Prize For Short Fiction. Submit by January, 2017 for...
PRISM international is excited and honoured to announce that Canadian Parliamentary Poet Laureate, George Elliott Clarke, will judge the inaugural Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize. Submit your poems by October 15th, 2016 for a chance at the very first edition of this...
On Monday we announced that our 2016 Non-Fiction Contest, judged by Rachel Rose, is now open for submissions, and we here at PRISM have a little more news to share with our writers and readers this week. Introducing The Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize...
With another year of contests in the books we’re extremely excited to be opening our annual Creative Non-Fiction Contest for submissions once again! Note that this year’s contest will close a little earlier than in previous years—July 15th, 2016...
We’re pleased to announce the winners for this year’s poetry contest as judged by Kayla Czaga! Thank you to everyone who submitted this year and congratulations to everyone who made the long and short lists! Here are the winners of PRISM...
We’re pleased to announce the short list for this year’s poetry contest! It was difficult to narrow it down to seven poems, so congratulations to everyone who made the long and short lists. Here is PRISM international‘s Poetry Contest...
After much careful deliberation by our contest judge, Lee Maracle, we now have the winners of this year’s Short Fiction Contest. The competition was incredibly close and we received many high-quality entries—this made the adjudication process that much more...