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Library Creative Writing Contest

 

Since 2017, the Lynn University Digital Press and Lynn Library present the annual Creative Writing Contest, open to all Lynn students. Short stories and creative nonfiction (personal, memoir, or essay) are accepted.

The winner receives $100 and the narrative is published as an iBook.

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  • A Beautiful Autumn Morning by Jody Rodriguez

    A Beautiful Autumn Morning

    Winner 2022 Jody Rodriguez

    Jody Rodriguez's debut personal essay, A Beautiful Autumn Morning, tells a firsthand account of an event that would change her life as a New Yorker — and our world as a whole — forever.

  • Doctor to Be: A Memoir by Genesis Morlabaez

    Doctor to Be: A Memoir

    Winner 2021 Genesis Morlabaez

    Genesis Morlabaez’s debut essay, Doctor to Be: A Memoir, reminisces about the author’s roots, her adolescence, and life events that have shaped her a person and student. Morlabaez’s narrative traces back to her earliest days, discussing how her father’s deployment fueled her ambition and shaped her career goals, further detailing the perseverance needed to achieve her aims in life while utilizing grit and determination to one day become a doctor.

  • Hunted by Izzy Mannella

    Hunted

    Winner 2020 Izzy Mannella

    Izzy Mannella’s debut short story, Hunted, tells the suspenseful story of a teenage girl and three young acquaintances searching for and hunting shapeshifters who have possessed the local population, including the protagonist’s grandmother, before time expires on the creatures’ hosts.

  • The Old Man & the Mouse by Jenny Charest

    The Old Man & the Mouse

    Winner 2019 Jenny Charest

    Jenny Charest’s debut short story, The Old Man & the Mouse, is a dark tale of a widower and his experience with a supernatural infestation that embraces elements of afterlife and karma.

  • The Interrogation by Jaja Perkins

    The Interrogation

    Winner 2018 Jaja Perkins

    Jaja Perkin’s debut, futuristic short story, Interrogation, zeros in on the questioning of a young woman over her involvement in the disappearance and presumptive death of her father, a general in the military.

  • The New Jury Duty by Joshua Harlow

    The New Jury Duty

    Winner 2017 Joshua Harlow

    This debut short story publication by Joshua Harlow explores the dystopian future of America's judicial system.

 
 
 

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