See www.kudoswritingcompetitions.com
Kudos 97
AUTUMN 2013
Runs mainly from September right up to the end of December,
and beyond in some cases
£5 (Subs: £18/4 pa)
The writer who is tired of London…
could get a life and liven things up by entering a few competitions
OCTOBER 31st
The London Magazine Short Story Competition
Prizes: £500 + magazine publication;
£300, £200; online publication
Winners announced at event in the House of Commons, January
Fee: £10 (can be paid via Paypal or phone) Length: 400O words
Judges: Avril Joy and Stephen May
SEND TO: The London Magazine Short Story Competition,
11 Queen’s Gate, London SW7 5EL
http://thelondonmagazine.org/about/submission-guidelines
Other capital inspirations for poetry: Magma, Torriano, Southbank…
Kent and Sussex – well, near enough.
So, make it your (Poetry) Business to get to know their rules
and those for Café Poets and the Alan Sillitoe Society –
and to get organized with the Mslexia Diary
More prose opportunities from Henshaw, PenandInk and Southport
while foreign climes chime
with John Dryden (translation) Dorothy Rosenberg and …
Speakeasy (though no prohibition: both poetry & prose)
Yes, we’ve even got the Plough (poetry) and the Stars
(Writestars; short stories), as well as a few other devices:
and Cannon
Plus some more to investigate: Ariadne’s Thread, Belper,
Bòrd na Gàidhlig, Bliss Carman, Chudleigh, Dominian, NUHA