Prolitzer Prize for prose writing, 2015
Prize
Winner: £200, Publication in Prole 18 in December 2015
Publication on the Prole website
2 x runner up prizes of £50, possible publication in Prole 18
Publication on the Prole website
judge
Jaki McCarrick is an award-winning writer. Her play, Leopoldville, won the 2010 Papatango Prize for New Writing, and her most recent play, Belfast Girls, developed at the National Theatre Studio, London, was shortlisted for the 2012 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize and the 2014 BBC Tony Doyle Award and is to premiere in Chicago in May 2015. Jaki’s short story, The Visit, won the 2010 Wasafiri Short Fiction Prize and appears in the 2012 Anthology of Best British Short Stories (Salt). Her critically acclaimed story collection, The Scattering, was published in 2013 by Seren Books and was shortlisted for the 2014 Edge Hill Prize. Jaki, who was longlisted this year for the inaugural Irish Fiction Laureate, is currently editing her first novel.
Represented by AM Heath
Entries will be anonymised before being sent to judge.
Time scale
We will receive entries from April 1st 2015 to October 1st 2015
Winners will be announced in issue 18 of Prole in December 2015 and on our website by December 15th 2015.
Details
We are, as ever, open regarding style and content. What we are after is fiction or creative nonfiction that epitomises the editorial values of Prole: to make writing engaging, accessible, entertaining and challenging. Quality is all.
Word limit 2500.
All work must be the original work of the writer and be unpublished.
Fees
£4.00 for first entry, £3.00 for any subsequent entries.
How to enterVia our website and email – preferred. PayPal button below.
Make the correct payment using PayPal.
Email your entry, including the text and PayPal transaction number within the body of the email, to:
prosecompetition@prolebooks.co.uk
By post
Make a cheque (GBP only, please) payable to
P Robertson for the correct amount and mail along with entry to:
P Robertson
27 Thornton Ave
Heaton
Bolton
BL1 5PJ
ProfitsAny profits made from our competition help to support the work we do at Prole. We are independent; we receive nor seek funding.
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The Prolitzer Prize for Prose Writing, 2014
The winners and runners up for the Prolitzer Prize for Prose Writing have been chosen by our judge, Sue Pace.
Winner - KM Elkes, with Anyplace is Paradise
Runner up - Melanie Whipman, with Marissa's Bike
Runner up - Catherine Hokin, with Now You See Me
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