Literary Journal
for Horror Writers Assoc.
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About the magazine
The Horror Writers Association (HWA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1985 to promote and support the interests of writers and publishers of horror and dark fantasy. Its core mission is to foster a community of writers, provide resources for professional development, and recognize excellence in the field through the Bram Stoker Awards. The HWA serves as a central hub for horror literature, offering networking opportunities, educational programs, and advocacy for the genre. The organization's ethos is rooted in celebrating the rich tradition of horror while encouraging new and diverse voices. Through its annual Bram Stoker Awards, the HWA honors superior achievement in horror writing across various categories, from novels to short fiction and screenplays. The association also publishes a newsletter, hosts events, and maintains an active online presence to connect members worldwide. Its commitment to the genre is reflected in its ongoing efforts to elevate horror as a respected literary form.
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For those seeking Bram Stoker Award consideration, ensure your work is published in the eligible year and meets the genre criteria. Submissions are typically made by publishers or authors, and the HWA provides detailed guidelines on its website. It is advisable to familiarize yourself with the award categories and deadlines, as the process is rigorous and competitive. For general membership or other opportunities, review the HWA's website for specific requirements and application procedures. Engaging with the HWA community through events and online forums can also provide valuable insights and support.
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