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A Contest to Consider – Deadline June 30, 2023

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The North Street Book Prize

North Street Book Prize

Deadline: June 30, 2023

Winning Writers will award a grand prize of $10,000 in the ninth annual North Street competition for self-published and hybrid-published books.

Choose from eight categories:

  • Mainstream/Literary Fiction
  • Genre Fiction
  • Creative Nonfiction & Memoir
  • Poetry
  • Children’s Picture Book
  • Middle Grade (new)
  • Graphic Novel & Memoir
  • Art Book

$20,400 will be awarded in all, and the top nine winners will receive additional benefits to help market their books. Any year of publication is eligible. All self-published and hybrid-published books are eligible. Entry fee: $75 per book, with gifts for everyone who enters.

Submit online via Submittable or by mail. Winning Writers is a partner member of the Alliance of Independent Authors, and this contest is recommended by Reedsy. Click to learn more about our contest.

Thank-you to Ruth Schwartz for bringing this to BAIPA’s attention.

Sandra V. McGee
Sandra McGee launched her writing career as a publicist for the performing arts. In 2004, she ventured into the world of Nevada divorce ranches and collaborated with her late husband, Montana cowboy-turned-award-winning author William L. McGee, on "The Divorce Seekers" - his story of entertaining wealthy Easterners on Nevada’s exclusive Flying M E divorce ranch. Sandra’s ongoing dedication to preserving this slice of glimmering history when Reno was the “Divorce Capital of the World” has earned her the reputation as an expert on the subject. Sandra's passions are ballet, film noir, B movies, and Reno when it was "Divorce Capital of the World." Visit McGeeBooks.com.

About Sandra V. McGee

Sandra McGee launched her writing career as a publicist for the performing arts. In 2004, she ventured into the world of Nevada divorce ranches and collaborated with her late husband, Montana cowboy-turned-award-winning author William L. McGee, on "The Divorce Seekers" - his story of entertaining wealthy Easterners on Nevada’s exclusive Flying M E divorce ranch. Sandra’s ongoing dedication to preserving this slice of glimmering history when Reno was the “Divorce Capital of the World” has earned her the reputation as an expert on the subject.

Sandra's passions are ballet, film noir, B movies, and Reno when it was "Divorce Capital of the World." Visit McGeeBooks.com.