Call For Submissions—Searching For Hope

I personally think that hope is one of the most powerful emotions. For writers, it keeps us motivated and helps us get through the times when we feel down on ourselves for not writing enough or not being where we want to be on our writing journey.

Hope can come in many forms. It can be this feeling we can’t quite identify. It’s something we know is present but can’t necessarily touch. Hope can also be very real and tangible. It can reveal itself in the form of a person, it can be present in a conversation we have or something we read.

For this writing prompt, tell us where you find hope. How does hope reveal itself in your writing or through some other personal journey?

Same rules still apply:

• You can submit to this or ANY of our past writing prompts. Just scroll through our previous newsletters. They’ll be marked “Call for Submissions.”
• If you’re already a writer for CRY, go ahead and submit.
• Be as creative as you want in your submissions. As long as you stick to the topic, we’ll consider it.
• Just because you submit doesn’t mean we’ll post. If you haven’t heard back from us in three days, consider that a pass.

Please reach out if you have any questions at all. We can’t wait to read your submissions!