Don’t forget to enter our writing competition!
It’s free to enter and submitting will give you the chance to win cash prizes and vouchers towards our own local creative writing classes with Figment Creative Expression, not to mention seeing your work in print!
We’ve extended the deadline for just one week to 8th June, 11.59pm, so there’s still time!
Summer, for so many of us, means visits to our coastal beaches and coves and towns and villages. As ever, we want to help you write something original and close to your own heart. We are looking for writing which is inspired by this picture and uses it to open up and explore ideas and character.
Perhaps you have a special experience of your own you would like to write about, or a unique place you wish to describe and share with others.
If so, here’s the place for you to showcase your work!
Online submission: Entries must be e-mailed to contact@ fi
gmentcreativity.co.uk in word doc or txt format, with a front page stating your name, address, phone number and email address. Please also state story/poem title and word count.
Entrants retain copyright in their manuscripts. Short story entries should be no longer than 750 words. Poetry entries should be no longer than 20 lines.
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Creative Writing Courses
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Prizes:
• WINNERS (one poet, one short story writer) £50 cheque, £25 voucher towards the booking of a full term of Figment Creative Writing classes
• 1ST RUNNERS-UP (one poet, one short story writer) £25 voucher towards the booking of a full term of Figment Creative Writing classes
• 2ND RUNNERS-UP (one poem, one short story writer) £10 voucher towards the booking of a full term of Figment Creative Writing classes.
The writers of the winning poem and short story will each be published in theWire and on the theWire and Figment Creative Expression Websites.
Full Information is on Figment’s Website
www.fi gmentcreativity.co.uk
Good Luck! To advertise in thewire t. 07720 429 613 e.
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