The latest Bridport Prize newsletter with full details of the competition:
the Bridport
Prize Newsletter - Early May 2017
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In this short film
made especially for the Bridport
Prize, Nathan Filer, judge of the Peggy Chapman-Andrews Award for a
First Novel explains how important it is to have a strong beginning
to a novel.
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How to enter the competition online
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It’s all
about films today! To help writers who have not entered the BP
before, Victoria our web administrator has made a short
step-by-step guide showing you how to enter online.
Watch it here
You can also enter by post if you prefer by downloading an entry form
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How to enter the competition online
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Closing date: 31 May 2017 at
midnight BST
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Photo:
Justine Stoddart
Our Flash Fiction judge Kit de Waal’s award winning novel ‘My Name
is Leon’ (Viking) has been optioned for TV by Sir Lenny
Henry’s Douglas Road Productions. The comedian
said he wanted to retell the story for the screen
because “there are so many young people out there that need their
voice to be heard – perhaps Leon’s story will give them the courage
to speak”.
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Our 2016
short story winner Wendy Brandmark has been long-listed for the
Edgehill short story prize for her collection He Runs the Moon: Tales
from the Cities (Holland Park Press, 2016).
This is the only UK-based award that recognizes excellence in a
published short story collection. The shortlist is announced in
June.
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Canadian
Natalya Anderson, our 2014 poetry competition winner, has been
included in the Emma Press collection Anthology of Aunts
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