Details of current issue on Home Page, with full details of competitions in the magazine itself; just a sample included on the website
Kudos Competition results on Prizewinners Page -
see Latest Competitions for a chance to win subs or free copies
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At only £3 per issue, this is largely offset by savings on postage (around 80p each time) because several entry forms are usually enclosed -
which also saves time and effort.
Formerly Competitions Bulletin, these listings are a convenient, up-to-date and accurate means (every item double checked - where possible) to make use of all the information you need to know, allegedly: current UK writing competitions plus an increasing number of Overseas contests.
Also includes news items and information about markets, outlets and opportunities for all kinds of writing.
Is it the competition which is putting you off? Sticking to the rules improves the odds no end; most judges will tell you, around 50% of entries get disqualified straight off.
Details of around £250,000 in prize money each issue
WANT TO WIN? NEED THE KNOW HOW?
A MUST HAVE FOR INSPIRATION AND PUBLICATION,
AND HUNDREDS OF CHANCES TO WIN UMPTEEN KINDS OF PRIZES
Every issue, around 200 competitions – some with free entry;
at least 50 for poetry, around 40 for short stories.
Plus collections, anthologies, playwriting, non fiction, books etc.
‘Your magazine is great by the way with nothing else on the market that comes close.’ (Writer’s Circle Organiser)
‘A fine magazine‘ (Guernsey subscriber)
‘I regard your publication as invaluable (with) a detailed wealth of information‘
(Lincolnshire subscriber)
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Compiling each issue of the magazine involves correspondence with every competition organiser (where possible) as well as providing proofs in order to ensure accuracy.
So any queries about the information posted here, let me have your comments and I shall get back to you.
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We now have a Facebook group, Kudos for Writers,
which you are welcome to join
(OK, not everybody is a fan/friend of Facebook, so if you would like to receive our newsletter, email me at baldock[dot]carole[at]googlemail[dot]com)
The aim is to make this the most useful resource for writers – if we don’t know the answer to your query, we’ll know somebody who does.
Plus, you will receive regular updates about calls for submissions, publication opportunities – and of course, the latest competitions.
Along with our own Kudos competitions and the chance of free copies via the occasional quiz and a monthly raffle.
For people who prize writing:
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Hi Kudos,
Your website is a fantastic resource for writers - we’ll let you know when we next run a writing competition, which will be sometime in 2010 now.
While I’m here, would it be possible to add Writers’ Centre Norwich to your links page? We’re a literature development organisation running literature events, workshops, readings and other community projects.
We’re currently developing a new website (with the same URL) so I’ll make a note to add you as a link under our ‘resources for writers’ section.
Thanks
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The Diana Raffle One Act Play Competition - “To Entertain”
The Playwrights’ Co-operative/New Theatre Publications One Act Play Competition is now open.
First prize will be £100 and there are other prizes. The winning entry or entries will be offered a
publishing contract.
Entry fee is £7.50 per play and writers can submit as many times as they wish. Members of the
Co-operative will be allowed one free entry.
Entries must be by email attachment or disk. With an eye of the environment, no paper copies will be
accepted.
Full rules are available on http://www.plays4theatre.com/compy.htm
Best wishes
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Hello Kudos,
I wonder if you would be so kind as to put a link in to our competition?The Yeovil Literary Prize 2010 is now open for entries. Full details can be found at http://www.yeovilprize.co.uk.
There are categories for Short Story (prizes £500, £200 and £100, entry £5)and Poetry (prizes £500, £200 and £100, entry £5 for one, £8 for two and £10 for three), and Novel, for which the top prize is £1000, second £250 and third £100. The entry fee for the novel category is £10 and authors are required to submit a synopsis and opening chapters to a maximum of 15,000 words.
Closing date is 31 May, and entries can be submitted very easily on-line, and paid for by PayPal, cheque or postal order.
Some novel prize winners in the past have been quickly taken up by literary agents. This year’s judge is Sharon Blackie of Two Ravens Press, so opportunities for publication may be even more possible!

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