NPR is sponsoring a new summer writing contest: Three-Minute Fiction. Listeners are invited to send in original short stories of about 500-600 words, or up to three minutes long. James Wood, the literary critic for The New Yorker, will select favorites and read them on the air during the summer. You can find more details at the NPR website.
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