Huge congratulations to Amelie Roscoe and Stephen O’Reilly as the winners of the HG Wells Short Story Competition 2022: Switch.
Full details and selected readings are on our competition website:
https://t.co/3nEnb8txm1
We are delighted to announce our two shortlists for the prestigious H G Wells Short Story Competition 2021 on the theme “Mask”.
https://t.co/GPnLqBazGk
The 2021 HG Wells Short Story Competition is open, and entries are already coming in.
With a £1,000 Junior prize and £500 Senior prize, this years competition is on the theme "Mask" - see what you can do with that!
Learn more and enter by 12th July: https://t.co/Xy0bAfklKK
The theme for the 2021 HG Wells Short Story Competition will be "Mask".
The competition will open in early 2021, and close in July 2021 - watch out on our website https://t.co/C4u2wIUCce for dates as they are confirmed.
Our FREE writing workshop from the HG Wells Short Story Writing Competition in May sold out in under 24 hours - so we're doing another one!
Dates are 13th & 20th June (2 session workshop) - reserve your place now as this will be the last one this year!
https://t.co/4Z0uiBUN6D
The HG Wells Short Story Competition 2020 "Vision" is now open!
This year we are offering a £500 Senior & £1,000 Junior prize. Entry to the Junior competition is FREE - entry to the Senior competition is £10.
More details and online entry at https://t.co/FxWrDHhOMb
Delighted to announce the shortlists for the 2019 HG Wells Short Story Competition. Congratulations to our 20 shortlisted authors. https://t.co/AHCtP3N7ia
Tick tock. The deadline for entries for the 2019 HG Wells Short Story Competition is 8th July.
Have you entered this years competition yet? If not, that's fine, but Time is Running Out...
You can enter online at https://t.co/3xltykmYC8
Tick tock. The deadline for entries for the 2019 HG Wells Short Story Competition is 8th July.
Have you entered this years competition yet? If not, that's fine, but Time is Running Out...
You can enter online at https://t.co/3xltykEztG
On 1st June, the H G Wells Short Story Competition held a writing workshop entitled “Writing with the Senses”, run by Karen Ince.
https://t.co/mu6bHcxrMY…/10/writing-with-the-senses/
Tick tock. The deadline for entries for the 2019 HG Wells Short Story Competition is 8th July.
Have you entered this years competition yet? If not, that's fine. There's still time...
You can enter online at https://t.co/3xltykmYC8
Fairytale, Folklore and Folk Horror: Accessing the Uncanny in the Rural Landscape with Gillian Laker.
All welcome, but ticket booking required.
https://t.co/W3oMiCIdbW
Writing with the Senses: Short Story Writing Workshop with Karen Ince. 1 June 2019 from 10am at The Grand, Folkestone.
All welcome, but ticket booking required.
https://t.co/wv4C5s44an
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@PeteDomican@RachaelDunlop Hopefully now we've added a clarification at https://t.co/5tDqfujD3X it looks a little less weird (or at least, explicably weird). And if Explicably Weird isn't a great title for a story, then I give up ;)
@BALovric @RachaelDunlop Agreed, and today is not the first time it's been raised, which is why it is addressed on our FAQ page on our website, as it is Frequently Asked. There is always scope to make things clearer and review however, so we'll look to do so.
@RachaelDunlop They are separate competitions but take the point about promoting them separately - we'll look at doing so - limited volunteer time is the main constraint! We do clarify the points on both the prizes and funding on our FAQ page, as both points are Frequently Asked.