Competition for adults and children
Closing date: 31 March 2012
Judges: Carol Ann Duffy (English entries) & Elin ap Hywel (Welsh entries)
Prizes :
Adults: 1st £500; 2nd £100; 3rd £50
Children: 1st £50; 2nd £30; 3rd £20
Entry fee:
Adults: £3 per poem or 4 for £10
Children: £1 per poem or 4 for £3
Contact:
email: ehinshelwood@awelamantawe.co.uk
Entry details:
All poems submitted must be original work of the entrant. They cannot be returned so please don’t send your only copy. Each poem should be no more than 40 lines on any aspect of the theme of Climate Change. It must be typewritten. Please don’t put your name or address on the poems. Instead, you should put your name, contact details and titles of all poems submitted on an accompanying piece of paper.
Prize winners will be notified by May 2012. A prize-giving evening will take place on June 8 2012 at Pontardawe Arts Centre.
Copyright of each poem remains with the author, but Awel Aman Tawe has the unrestricted right to publish the winning poems. You may submit as many poems as you like as long as your entry is accompanied by the correct fee. Cheques payable to Awel Aman Tawe.
Please send your poems, accompanying details and payment to:
Awel Aman Tawe Poetry Competition, 76-78 Heol Gwilym, Cwmllynfell, Swansea, SA9 2GN.
You can also enter online and pay via paypal.
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