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1. Why you hate twitter. In 140 characters or less.

Free to enter. Fun to enter.
Other people do crosswords, writers work on sonnets or competitions like this.
Words with Jam are giving away three mugs (who said you were going to get rich as a writer). All you have to do is tell in exactly 140 characters (including spaces and punctuation) why you hate TWITTER. Simple as that.
 
Entries should be sent in the body of an email  t[email protected]. (I'm told attachments will be mortared all to hell.) Closing date 5th of September
Why not...if you complete a crossword, you just complete a crossword....

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2. Free to enter writing Competition

Like me, you may not have known that August 30th is The International Day of the Disappeared. It commemorates people who have gone missing throughout the world in situations of violence and armed conflict and the Red Cross are bringing attention to it this year with a free competition. It is a reminder of the hundreds of thousands of families who are unaware of the fate of their loved ones, and organisations like the Red Cross who work to restore family contact between separated family members.

There are only two rules (isn't that refreshing to hear)
  1. Your writing should be based on the theme of ‘the disappeared’.
  2. It should fit onto one side of A4 paper.
So this could be poetry, prose, a comic strip, a short story, an excerpt from your diary, a song... anything as long as it relates back to the theme.
Entries can be either typed or handwritten. (Now there is generous. Be kind on the judges and make sure your writing is clear by giving it to someone to read before you post it off.) Drawings and illustrations are also welcomed, but remember – this is a creative writing competition – so these should accompany your message, not be the message.  
 Deadline is August 30 
Prizes
The winning entry will receive a £50 cash prize and a £50 national book voucher.
A compendium of the top entries will be compiled and published for International Day of the Disappeared 2012. All authors of published entries will receive a free copy.
How to enter
You can enter by emailing your work to [email protected] or by posting it to:
Creative writing competition
British Red Cross
Bradbury House
Apple Lane
Sowton Industrial Estate
Exeter
Devon
EX2 7HA

Terms and conditions

  1. Entries must be original, unpublished and not accepted for publication. They should be written in English.
  2. The name and address of the entrant should be clearly listed separately from the entry itself.
  3. Receipt of entry will be given by email if a valid email address is supplied.
  4. A list of commended entries and the winner will be posted on this we

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3. SUMMER LOVING Free to Enter International Short Story Competition

Wanted: a story about Love
Length: A minimum of 500 words and a maximum of 1000

Deadline: July 31st

Run by Brighton Community of Writers: they say:-


You don’t have to become Barbara Cartland – it can be soppy, romantic, dark, uplifting or depressing – even terrifying (much like love itself). Just impress us! Any genre welcome, but please send any pure pornography to those who’ll appreciate it more than we will and who are a lot more likely to publish it.
Check out the rules at Brighton COW's website (click on the title of this post to go straight there). For this competition there are two extra rules

1) Give the story its own title (and you can't have Summer Break...Brighton COW are very clear about that...)

2) Include the title of your short story in the subject line of email entries. GOOD LUCK

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