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» The Ralph Waldo Emerson Award
By Jeong Hee Yoo | Published 02/8/2006 | USA Writers Grants | Unrated
 

Name

The Ralph Waldo Emerson Award

Description

 This award may recognize work in the fields of history, philosophy, and religion; these fields are conceived in sufficiently broad terms to permit the inclusion of appropriate work in related fields such as anthropology and the social sciences. Biographies of public figures may be eligible if their critical emphasis is primarily on the intellectual and cultural condition of humanity.

URL

http://www.pbk.org/scholarships/books.htm

Prize

$2,500

Eligibility

Open only to original works in English, and authors of US residency and publication

» Charles Pick Fellowship
 

Name

Charles Pick Fellowship

Description

Applicants for the Fellowship must be writers of fictional or non-fictional prose in English who have not yet published a book (please note that for the purposes of this Fellowship non-fiction prose includes, for example, biography, memoir and travel writing, but not critical orhistorical monographs based on academic research).

Deadline

31 January

URL

http://www.uea.ac.uk/eas/fellowships/pick.shtml

Prizes

. The award is £10,000.

. The Fellowship is residential and free accommodation will be provided on campus

» George Bennett Fellowship
 

Name

 George Bennett Fellowship

Description

 The purpose of the George Bennett Fellowship is to provide time and freedom from material considerations to a person seriously contemplating or pursuing a career as a writer. It provides for one academic year a stipend (at present $10,000), as well as housing and meals for this person and family, at Academy expense. As Writer-in-Residence the person shall live in Exeter and, in return for stipend and housing, shall (besides carrying out his or her own literary projects) make his or her self and talents available in an informal and unofficial way generally to students interested in writing and, more specifically, to students in English classes and to members of student literary organizations.

 The Writer shall not be considered a member of the Academy faculty; she or he shall have no regular or prescribed duties — shall not, for instance, teach (or take classes for an extended period), shall not be asked to coach athletics or dramatics or debating, shall not be a formal adviser to any Academy organization. The Academy house provided shall not contain students. The nature and extent of the Writer's involvement with Academy purposes and with Academy students are to be determined (except for the above prohibitions) more by the Writer's own interest and good will than by Academy demand.

During the tenure of the Fellowship the Writer shall not have any other full- or part-time job, nor be a degree candidate in any college or graduate school.

Deadline

By December 1

URL

http://www.exeter.edu/english/bennett.html

Prizes

It provides for one academic year a stipend (at present $10,000)

Eligibility

Open to any writer

» David T. K. Wong Fellowship
 

Name

David T. K. Wong Fellowship

Description

The purpose of the Fellowship is the promotion of excellence in the writing of literature providing the opportunity to further develop their literary talent. It will be awarded to a writer planning to produce a work of prose fiction in English which deals seriously with some aspect of life in the Far East (Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam). The Fellowship will be awarded annually, and the value will be £25,000 per year

Deadline

1st October each year

URL

http://www.uea.ac.uk/eas/fellowships/wong/wongterms.shtml

Prizes

£25,000 per year

Eligibility

Open to any writer

» The Gift of Freedom
By Jeong Hee Yoo | Published 02/3/2006 | USA Writers Grants | Unrated
 

Name

The Gift of Freedom

Description

Each woman interested in receiving financial assistance from AROHO is required to fill out an application form. Application materials are available on this website closer to grant application cycle. Check back in spring of 2006. The application process for a Gift of Freedom Award includes essays on the applicant's artistic life, an example of the applicant's artistic expression, and questions involving educational, and employment history, as well as community service. Complete disclosure of an applicant's data and assets is required.

Deadline

The next award cycle will be in fall of 2006, and will be for fiction.

URL

http://www.aroomofherownfoundation.org/giftfreedom.html

Prizes

The annual Gift of Freedom award is up to $50,000 and is for creative women who apply for support.

Eligibility

Open to any female resident citizen of the US.



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