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EBPL's Short Story Contest Returns for 2022

The popular short story program returns to East Brunswick Public Library.

East Brunswick Public Library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center) is excited to announced the return of its annual short story contest in celebration of National Short Story Month.

The “73 Words in the 732” contest seeks original short stories that contain seventy-three words or fewer. Stories can be on any theme or topic, and a panel of library staff will select the best short stories, which will appear on the library’s website.

“We are excited to receive this year’s submissions.” says Melissa Hozik, Adult Programming Librarian. “As Shakespeare wrote, ‘Brevity is the soul of wit,’ and this writing challenge of challenge of 73 words has created so many beautiful short stories from local writers.”

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All ages are welcome to participate and East Brunswick residency is not required. Contributors must submit their stories online through the library’s website at www.ebpl.org by May 24.

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