QuietManDave Prize
The QuietManDave short-form writing competition offers prizes of £1,000 for Flash Fiction and Flash Non-Fiction.
About
The QuietManDave Prize celebrates short-form writing and the life of someone who loved to experience new places, art and events and write about them. The Prize offers awards of £1,000* for Flash Fiction and £1,000* Flash Non-Fiction as well as runner-up prizes.
Dave Murray
About QuietManDave
Dave Murray entertained and informed many through his blog quietmandave.co.uk. He was a keen theatre critic, performed poetry at open mic sessions and loved flash fiction. He embraced writing relatively late in life but did so with a passion. The QuietManDave Prize, named in honour of his memory and achievements, will seek to enable and promote new writing. The QuietManDave Prize has been supported through the generosity of family and friends of Dave.
Competition information
Flash Fiction Prize
Also called microfiction, nanofiction or short shorts, these are short stories distilled down to their essence, a whole and complete world in 500 words or even less.
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Non-fiction can take many forms, and for the purposes of this competition, we welcome everything from creative non-fiction to blog posts and theatre reviews.
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