New Catholic Fiction Award - Tuscany Prize

6/20/2012 - 12:45 PM PST

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WELLESLEY, MA (June 20, 2012) � A new Catholic fiction award -- The Tuscany Prize -- has been announced by Tuscany Press LLC. The Tuscany Prize will be awarded for the best unpublished Catholic fiction stories in three categories: Short Story, Novella and Novel.

The new literary prize will encourage and reward writers of Catholic fiction, publish their works, and allow readers to discover these great stories. Nine prizes from $1,000 to $50 in three categories will be awarded.

�Catholics and Christians alike are looking for books that reflect what the poet Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote �The world is charged with the grandeur of God�� according to publisher Peter J. Mongeau. �Stories of beauty, faith, courage, adventure, atonement, conflict and grace are the stories of literary greatness. We live in a world with the presence of God and we should recognize the stories and writers that reflect God�s grace, beauty and love.� stated Peter Mongeau.

The submission deadline is September 30th.

The Tuscany Prize
The Tuscany Prize is awarded to the best unpublished Catholic fiction stories in three categories: Short Story, Novella, and Novel. More information is available at www.tuscanypress.com.

About Tuscany Press
Tuscany Press LLC is dedicated to publishing Catholic fiction. Tuscany Press is soliciting manuscripts that are �infused with the presence of God � subtly, symbolically, or deliberately.�

For more information please visit www.tuscanypress.com, e-mail Peter Mongeau, Publisher, at publisher@tuscanypress.com or call (781) 424-9321.

Contact

Tuscany Press, LLC
http://www.tuscanypress.com MA, 02481 US
Peter Mongeau - Publisher,

Keywords

New Catholic Fiction Award, Tuscany Prize, Tuscany Press

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