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Women who write, literary ladies, fabulous feminine fablers, wizened women with words of wisdom, Penelope with a pen, Priscilla at the printer, Kaila at the keyboard, Alice with aspirations... this is your website. With a chance to win some money for your writing and have your work read and critiqued by wonderful women wordsmiths!


OUR WEBSITE CONTAINS WRITER'S TIPS, INFORMATION ABOUT OUR EDITING SERVICES, LINKS TO OTHER SALUTORY SITES, SHAMELESS ADVERTISING FOR OUR OWN CREATIVE PROJECTS AND A WRITING CONTEST THAT INVITES YOU TO SURPRISE US, PLEASE US, AND TICKLE OUR LITERARY FANCY--WITH CASH PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS!

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AWW News


Latest Winners Announced!

The winners of our three concurrent competitions (January to May, 2008) have been selected.
Our sincere congratulations go to the following writers:

Tina Schrier, Winner, Work in Progress ($150 and Certificate)
Michelle Gordon, Winner, Synopsis ($50 and Certificate)
Tempa Lautze, Winner, Query Letter ($25 and Certificate)

Thanks to all who entered these competitions. Our choices are never easy and we appreciate the support of creative women.

The “Good Read” Novel Competition resumes this time around, with a deadline of November 30, 2008. With a prize of $500 to the winner, and the success stories of previous entrants as an added incentive, it’s time to hit the keyboard and send us that novel you’ve been hiding away.


We're reviving the Good Real Novel Competition!

The latest contest begins now and runs through November 30. Check the RULES page for more info.


A Woman's Write Has a New Addition

See the ABOUT page for information about Elizabeth Devereux, the latest addition to our editing/judging staff.


ERICA EISDORFER's AWW-Winning The Wet Nurses Tale one of 10 semi-finalists for the Amazon Breakthrough Novel prize--out of 5,000 entrants!

ERICA EISDORFER's The Wet Nurses Tale was a semi-finalist for the most recent Amazon Breakthrough Novel prize. The novel was the winner of our Good Read competition (June 2007).