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Monday, June 17, 2013

RTE Guide/Penguin Short Story Competition - Closing date 5th July 2013


Rules:

All entries for the 2013 RTE Guide/Penguin Ireland Short Story Competition should be original, unpublished and previously not broadcast short stories in English of 2,000 words or less. Manuscripts must be typed and cannot be returned. Entrants’ name and contact details (address, phone and/or email) should be on a separate page. The closing date is 6pm on Wednesday July 5th. Entries are welcome from anywhere in the world.

Send your entries to : RTE Guide/Penguin Ireland Short Story Competition, PO Box 1480, RTE, Donnybrook, Dublin 4 or you can email 
rteguide@rte.ie

7 comments:

  1. Hi Louise, Thank you so much for the info. I did a post on the competition, and gave your post a plug on my literary blog, Love for Beginners.
    http://loveforbeginnersmaryoregan.blogspot.ie/
    I hope RTÉ publish lots of the entries and not just the winning entry. T'would be great to see some new Irish literary talent emerge from this comp. Warmest Wishes, Mary

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  2. Thanks Mary - will check out your site too! xxx L

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  3. Thanks so much, Louise, for adding my blog to your blog list, very kind of you. Hope The Doll's House become a huge bestseller. X Mary

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    1. Thanks Mary - final cover to be signed off tomorrow - then it hits the print machines for August 1st publication!

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  4. Thank you for posting this. There seems to be very little by way of official publicity coming from Penguin or RTE. I wonder if it's alright to send more than one entry.

    http://ragtaggiggagon.blogspot.ie/

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    1. Hi Scribbler - Yes, it's my understanding that you can send more than one entry. There is no submission fee, so go for it! Louise

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    2. Louise, Rich from the Manor Books event again here. (Just so you know!) I might do a post about it. (Busy Paddy's weekend though.) Thanks so much for the evening. Always great to learn new stuff. Lots to take in and use - something significant every 1K words, character and plot, all great material to apply. All very helpful. I'll let you know. Read the first 3 pages of The Doll's House. Uncanny ability to wear the research lightly while telling the story. Powerful stuff, Louise. Hat tip. Thanks so much for the signature!

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