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Category Archives: Crime writing prize
Australian Poetry Competitions closing August and September 2015
Despite dire news in the Australian arts arena, and the folding of some highly regarded poetry prizes, there are still some opportunities for poets. Here is some information on a few poetry comps closing soon. Please check details with competition organisers, … Continue reading
Posted in Australian poetry competitions, Crime writing prize, Literary prize, news, Poetry, Poetry prize, Writing
Tagged Australian Poetry Competitions, ea horne, Elizabeth Horne, FAWQ Poetry Competition 2015, Liz Horne, Lizzie Horne, Melbourne Poets Union 21st International Poetry Competition, New England Thunderbolt Prize for Crime Writing, writing prizes
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Australian poetry competitions closing August 2014
New England Thunderbolt Prize for Crime Writing Closes: 1 August 2014 Prizes: $500 first prize in 3 categories plus $300 New England award for a resident of New England and $200 Emerging Author award for an unpublished writer from anywhere … Continue reading
Australian poetry competitions closing September 2013
Thrilling to see the New England Thunderbolt Prize for crime writing among the comps this month – crime poetry, what a buzz! New England was, of course, home to the infamous Captain Thunderbolt, so it’s a very fitting prize. Please … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Poetry Competitions 2013, Crime writing prize, Literary prize, news, Poetry, Poetry prize, Writing
Tagged Adrien Abbott Prize, Australian Poetry Competitions, crime poetry, crime writing, E A Horne, Glen Phillips Poetry Prize, Liz Horne, Lizzie Horne, New England Thunderbolt Prize, NEWC, poetry competitions, September 2013
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Crime pays for poets! New poetry prize from Thunderbolt country.
There are lots of literary prizes on offer around Australia, but it is not often you see one for crime poetry! I’m thrilled to be able to spread the word that the New England Writers’ Centre has inaugurated a new … Continue reading