The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
The Young Writer of the Year Award is a £5,000 prize for an outstanding work of fiction,
non-fiction or poetry from a writer aged 35 or under.
YoungWriterYear RT @TLCUK: "The optimist in me [...] says that human beings will always seek out new stories and ideas and we should celebrate the fact th…
YoungWriterYear RT @b3media: BBC Drama are offering paid placements Aug-Oct in TV production to BAME applicants now. Send your CV and a short paragraph to…
YoungWriterYear RT @jessicacandrews: I wrote a piece for the January issue of @ELLEUK on social mobility & education based on my own experience of universi…
YoungWriterYear RT @meandmybigmouth: I am hosting a Guardian Masterclass on HOW TO PERFECT YOUR SUBMISSION TO AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS on 20th August. Full d…
YoungWriterYear RT @aholgate: "Trust your gut instincts. Editors are only making suggestions. You don’t have to do what they say. They’re often wrong. T…
YoungWriterYear RT @poetryschool: Good news, young people! Did you know that if you're under 30 you now get 30% off ANY Poetry School course or workshop??
YoungWriterYear RT @Soc_of_Authors: Here's that point in full from our Tax: Deductible Expenses guide by Barry Kernon (which is being updated). Read it for…
YoungWriterYear “Trust your gut instincts. Editors are only making suggestions. You don’t have to do what they say. They’re often w… https://t.co/3TYAEPaRBD
YoungWriterYear RT @warwickuni: What are the 5 common mistakes to avoid when starting out as a writer? Take a look at the latest blog from @EnglishWarwick…
YoungWriterYear RT @thebookseller: The Bookseller #RisingStars: Introducing the Class of 2019 — https://t.co/HO4pC3DLFB https://t.co/oaxm72fYXE
YoungWriterYear RT @lonesomereader: When was the last time you were so gripped by the book you were reading on your commute that you missed your stop? Th…
YoungWriterYear RT @aholgate: From our regular Writers' Tips on @YoungWriterYear award website, Warwick Uni's Gonzalo C Garcia has written a really useful…
YoungWriterYear RT @Soc_of_Authors: 👉 6-8 Dec: We'll be looking at how to make a living in poetry alongside poets Tara Bergin & @Jo_Bell AND a professional…
YoungWriterYear RT @EllyDonovanPR: #writers #authors #thrillers The Lindisfarne Prize for Debut #Crime Fiction (@LindisfarnePri2) is open for entries until…
YoungWriterYear "The great thing about learning to mimic & imagine other voices is that it makes you aware of your own limited subj… https://t.co/upq5fkexXo
YoungWriterYear RT @Soc_of_Authors: #NationalWritingDay is here and if that means not-writing for you today, that's still valid. You're still a writer even…
YoungWriterYear "The great thing about learning to mimic & imagine other voices is that it makes you aware of your own limited subj… https://t.co/Ytfe9Vqbsx
YoungWriterYear RT @aholgate: Stuck for summer holiday reading for your children? @nicolettejones makes her pick of the best new ones, for all ages, in @th…
YoungWriterYear RT @OSEoghan: Six Irish writers - Kevin Barry, Wendy Erskine, Louise Kennedy, Caoilinn Hughes, Gerard McKeague and Danielle McLaughlin - ar…
YoungWriterYear RT @aholgate: Something for everyone, hopefully, in The Sunday Times 100 Best Summer Reads selection... 50 fiction, 50 nonfiction, everyth…
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