Unknown photographer, Elizabeth Bowen, May 1953 |
Anyhoo, here are the details of the Trevor-Bowen. Good luck :)
WILLIAM TREVOR / ELIZABETH BOWEN
INTERNATIONAL SHORT STORY COMPETITION 2012
FIRST PRIZE: 3,000 EURO (SPONSORED BY
WILLIAM TREVOR)
2nd prize: 500 Euro
5 runners up prizes of 200 Euro each.
Mitchelstown Literary Society is pleased to
announce the launch of the second William Trevor / Elizabeth Bowen International Short Story Competition.
The Society was founded to celebrate the
lives and works of two of Ireland's literary greats with Mitchelstown
connections. The short story competition evolved as a natural adjunct to our
annual literary festival and aims to provide a competitive outlet for new and
emerging writers in the short story genre. The continued support of William
Trevor includes sponsoring the very generous First Prize.
Our adjudicators are both well-known short
story writers and book reviewers. They will select a short list of
approximately 25 stories to be passed on for final adjudication.
Drumshanbo born, Dublin resident, Ita Daly,
our main adjudicator, was married to writer and editor, the late David
Marcus. Educated at UCD, Ita holds a
Masters Degree in English. She has
published five novels, a collection of short stories and two children's
books. Two times winner of the Hennessy
Literary Awards and an Irish Times Short Story Award winner, Ita's last novel
'Unholy Ghosts' was long listed for the Impact Award.
Details of rules, official entry form(s),
payment methods etc. can be had from our official contact points indicated
below.
There is entry fee of €20 per entry
and the closing date for receipt of entries is last post on Friday, 30th March
2012.
The winner and runners up will be notified
personally as well as results being posted to the competition website as they
become available.
Entries, by post only, to:
Trevor/Bowen International Short Story
Competition,
37 Upper Cork Street,
Mitchelstown,
Co. Cork,
Ireland.
Contact Points: Tel: 025/84969. Email: cusackliam@eircom.net
Visit: www.mitchelstownlit.com
2 comments:
On a only semi related notes-are you aware of any pictures online of Elizabeth Bowen in her younger days?
Hi Mel, all I can find is this 1938 portrait by Mervyn Peake. Perhaps she was camera shy?
http://www.mervynpeake.org/artist.html
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