Spare time on your hands in the long Christmas break? Why not spend time writing a short story?
Published:
12:02 PM January 8, 2016
Updated:
11:30 AM November 1, 2020
Two of the speakers at Writers’ Days in 2015: Mary Nicholls and Stephanie Hale - Credit: Archant
The next Ely Writers’ Day short story competition is now open.
In order to enter, send an unpublished story of 500 words on any subject to rjwestwell@hotmail.com by midnight on Friday 26 February.
Winners will be announced at the next Writers’ Day - held on Saturday 19 March 2016 at Ely Library from 10am until 3pm.
There will be cash prizes, with first prize of £50, second prize £25, and third prize £10.
There will be three judges.
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Entrance to the competition and to the day is free, (although voluntary donations will be requested at the day’s event).
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