The Rialto Nature and Place Poetry Competition 2018, run by poetry
magazine The Rialto, in partnership with the RSPB, BirdLife International and
the Cambridge Conservation Initiative, is open for entries.
The judge is Michael Longley, who will pick the winning five poems.
Editor of The Rialto Michael Mackmin said: “We’re
delighted Michael Longley accepted our invitation to judge the Nature and Place
Poetry Competition this year, especially given the strong presence of nature
and place themes in his own work which serves as an inspiration for many
readers and writers of poetry.”
Now in its 5th year, the Nature and Place Poetry
Competition has a first prize of £1,000, and second and third place prizes of
£500 and a place on a creative writing course, plus two additional prizes for
the two runners up of personal tours with naturalists and nature writers Mark
Cocker and Nick Davies.
To find out everything you
need to know about submitting your poems, go to therialto.co.uk
The closing date is midnight on 1 March 2018.
1 comment:
Dear Matt
Thanks for this information. Four months to write a poem ought to be within the bounds of possibility. I shall set to work forthwith!
Best wishes from Simon R Gladdish
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