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Welcome to ScienceQuest!

Here, we believe that power lies in knowledge and that knowledge is a commodity that should be freely available to all. We’re excited to have you along our journey to learn all that there is to know.

As a young company, finding our footing in the vast world of scientific discovery, we want you the help us along on our mission to communicate truth via science and inform, educate and entertain the public and raise awareness of science related stories. We also hope to merge the gap between science and the humanities, which are increasingly dependent on one another in today’s information economy, where stories and media are king.

Introducing:

ScienceQuest NextGen Science Literary Writing Competition

Our first step towards merging these two disciplines is our first ever

ScienceQuest NextGen Science Literary Writing Competition, which is now open for entries!

Established to recognize and encourage creative writing and provide a platform for publication, this science literary competition is open to original and previously unpublished short stories in the English language by a writer of any nationality, living anywhere in the world. Writing samples submitted must be from the genres of science fiction, dystopian, futuristic, fantasy, and paranormal. We accept essay, short story, and novel submissions up to 15 pages in length, double spaced.

Submissions Details Here

Our grand prize will be $200 and a consultation with Literary Agent, Leticia Gomez! There is a $20 entry fee and all entries are due by June 15, 2022! Work those creative muscles and your work may be featured in a newsletter sent to all of our subscribers.

Also, be sure to check out our ScienceQuest Introduction Video to get a feel for our product.

In the Meantime...

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Get Involved!

We want to read your work! The future of Sci-Fi is in your hands. Submit your best pieces to our literary competition and help become a part of our journey into the gap between science and the humanities.

And if there is a topic you want to see discussed on our show, be sure to contact us at lily@zoomcatchers.us and we may feature a conversation, an expert, a headline, or even a comedy bit on that very topic.

We can’t wait to embark on this journey with you. Together, we can learn, do and be so much more. Let’s explore the world and its many great mysteries.

Until next time,

The ScienceQuest Explorers