You've a month to get entries in to The Alpine Fellowship Writing Prize. On the theme of "Joy". 1,250 words max. £10 entry. £3,000 top prize plus two £1,000 runners-up. Includes 'non fiction and non-academic essays'.
https://t.co/pCKkukWjqz
Great in-depth interview in the @Telegraph with the very talented @RooneyRachel about how a few vile bullies in the publishing industry ended her career. This should have been stopped but those who could have helped turned a blind eye.
Archive version here: https://t.co/ymDgxehKj5
The @MTP_Agency short story competition is open until 1st June 2026. They accept short stories and non-fiction (biography, memoir, true story). 3,000 words max. £9 to enter. £1,000 top prize. Winners published in an anthology in print and eBook formats. https://t.co/yEykSRk4xu
One month to enter the Terry Tempest Williams Creative Nonfiction Prize. 500–10,000 words. $1,000 top prize. Entry fee is steep: $23. "We welcome all work painted with creative nonfiction’s broad brush."
https://t.co/ZO5APmlD7b
The £3,000 Observer/Anthony Burgess prize for arts journalism: last call for entries.
Ahead of the closing date on 28 February, @TimAdamsWrites, New Review editor, recalls a writer’s doomed vocation. Here’s how to enter the annual prize.
https://t.co/5rxzZeUjI9
@JudyDarley @Libraro_ @HachetteUK I'm shocked at that. They want a share of the spoils, but I note that they expect the authors to shoulder the full burden of any inadvertent rights infringements.
I left the SoA, because I no longer wanted to be a part of an organisation that treated authors like this. They may have scuttled off X, but the behaviour of its senior members should not be forgotten. By @KateClanchy1
https://t.co/NKT6hP3VvZ
The @AustBookReview Calibre Essay Prize has a prize pot of A$10,000. 2,000–5,000 words on any subject, and open to all essayists. Deadline: 3rd February.
https://t.co/BZkxyGzqRs
A week left to get entry forms in to the @GuildFoodWriter Newcomer Award 2026!
You'll need a piece of up to 1,500 words. Details: https://t.co/sky7NRwvyF
The Observer Anthony Burgess Prize for Arts Journalism is open until 28th February. Max 800 words. Open to those with no or little journalism track record. Review of a 2025 release, publication, performance or exhibition. Top prize £3,000.
https://t.co/Ig2dPmDnDm
We are pleased to announce that the Wincott awards 2025 are now open for submissions.
Our annual awards recognise the very best financial, economic and business journalism. Awards are for work completed in 2025. Instructions linked below:
https://t.co/DMErxYrkZw
This is a vital read for budding (or even experienced) non-fiction authors. Is it still enough to be a damned good writer, or do you now also need to be a social media performer? #nonfiction
Our Sponsor, Prudence Scott (1926–2019)
The Nature Chronicles Prize is also a memorial to Prudence Scott, a lifelong nature diarist who died in 2019. Her Trust is the Prize’s sponsor.
https://t.co/fmIJApU33f