Following successful contest for the best short story dealing with the same subject, the number of submissions has increased, resulting in a close competition for the best essay exploring the subject of Human Potential.
In the December issue of their Newsletter, INHOUSEPRESS, will announce the winner of The First INHOUSEPRESS Non-Fiction Contest dealing with the subject of Human Potential. It is regrettable that, as in the previous contest, some submissions had to be disqualified for exceeding the number of allowable words. To include them would have been unfair to those who adhered to the rules of the competition. Other participants offered interesting stories, but tended towards fiction rather than fact, or considered opinion, and generally failing to deal directly with the subject matter.
Nevertheless, the editors are delighted with the response, and wish to thank all participants for their efforts. They hope that the high quality of submissions will encourage other writers to take part in future contests. INHOUSEPRESS work on the premise that the field of Human Potential lends itself to virtually infinite exploration, both, in fiction and in fact. In the meantime, the editors wish all writers every success.
To read the winning entry click on: HYPERLINK http://inhousepress.ca/newsletter608.html http://inhousepress.ca/newsletter608.html=
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