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  • The William Hazlitt Essay Prize
    Notting Hill Editions is delighted to launch an annual literary prize for the best essay in the English language, of between 2,000 and 8,000 words, published or unpublished, on any subject.
  • The RSPB and The Rialto Nature Poetry Competition
    As well as offering poets the chance to win considerable cash prizes and publication of your poems, the competition will raise money for conservation and poetry.
  • The Exeter Novel Prize

    The Exeter Novel Prize is sponsored by Exeter Writers and is open to unpublished and published novelists writing in any genre except for children.

  • Escape to Dorset - Colmers View

    Colmers View creative retreat/guest house and annexe

    Colmers View' near Bridport is the perfect location. It is in glorious unspoilt countryside (an area of outstanding natural beauty, 4 miles from the sea) + uniquely has an oak and glass barn room plus a generous deck and two veranda's to add loads of South facing space.

  • Calling Society of Authors Members in London


    Are you interested in forming a group for monthly support and idea exchange in central London?

  • The Biographers’ Club Tony Lothian Prize 2013

     

    The £2,000 Tony Lothian Prize supports uncommissioned first-time writers working on a biography. The deadline for entries is 31 July 2013. Entry fee: £15 (cheques payable to the Biographers’ Club).

  • Time to Change - Offering Full and Free Advice

    Time to Change is a Mental Health Awareness Association offering full and free advice to writers in all mediums of print, screen and radio to encourage accurate representations of mental health issues. For further information  click here

  • GKBC Inc - Join 'The Write Stuff' Q&A

    GKBCinc.com is Britain's biggest online academy for emerging writers. 

    They are now launching the Write Stuff Q&A – where we invite published authors – fact or fiction - to answer a set of questions which have been suggested and selected by our registered users.

  • Gladstone's Library Writers-in-Residence Scheme 2014

    Now in its third year, the Writers-in-Residence scheme at Gladstone’s Library is going from strength to strength. Following the tremendous success of the last two years, the Library is looking for four writers to take up residence in 2014, following in the footsteps of the 2013 winners: Sarah Perry, Richard Beard, Peter Jukes, Vanessa Gebbie, Katrina Naomi and Angela Topping.

  • DreamWriters at the Lewes Arms

    DreamWriters is a new group for writers which will meet upstairs at The Lewes Arms once a week for 10 weeks. The aim is to support each other in producing a piece of writing for publication, with visiting authors, publishers, editors and agents offering advice along the way. Think Weightwatchers with pens. 

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