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Showcasing new writers. Offering a quality platform for new talent. Summer Short Story Award open until August 30, 2026!
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    Jul 1
    Our Summer Short Story Award is back! This year’s guest judge is Weike Wang. The first-place winner of this contest will receive $3,000 and online publication. All finalists will receive agency review from our six partnered agencies. Learn more: mastersreview.com/short-story-aw…
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    Aug 24
    "There is no compass for this journey. No logic. No north, east, south, or west. Only The Traveler’s Stone. Only Felix and Felix and Felix and Felix." —Erin Jean, "The Traveler's Stone"
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    New Voices: “The Traveler’s Stone” by Erin Jean - The Masters Review
    A mother's grief sends her on a journey—one that is both literal and figurative—to a psychic medium and leaves the encounter with more questions than answers. Erin Jean's "The Traveler's Stone" is an...
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    Aug 18
    Holding the cockroach, Zahra imagined entire towns underground. She laid it on a bed of cherry pits and drew a mother and father cockroach beside it. —Pegah Ouji, " A Town of Cherry Pits"
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    New Voices: “A Town of Cherry Pits” by Pegah Ouji - The Masters Review
    As bomb sirens fill the air, a little girl and her mother make cherry jam—juxtaposing the harshness of war against the ordinariness of daily life—of the fact that unbearable things, in some circums...
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    Aug 10
    Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay is chatting up the hostess, begging her to work some magic and get him and his mates a table at the overbooked downtown hotspot. —Vivian Wolfson, "Assemblage"
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    New Voices: “Assemblage” by Vivian Wolfson - The Masters Review
    Out on a date with her boyfriend at a trendy restaurant, Jane spots celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, who may or may not remember her from her time on MasterChef Junior. And while there's the will-he-o...
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    Jul 27
    "My women camped out in my frontal lobe. But it could have been my hippocampus." —Cecilia Beard, "Timeline of Events in Lieu of a Lobotomy" Novel Excerpt Contest 2nd Place
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    Novel Excerpt Contest 2nd Place: “Timeline of Events in Lieu of a Lobotomy” by Cecilia Beard - The...
    Some of the best explorations into mental illness, in my humble opinion, are those that approach the topic with a sense of humor. In this sense, "Timeline of Events in Lieu of a Lobotomy" is a...
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