Skip to content

Contest gives emerging writers a chance to shine

Clement Battye, author and poet, died at age 99 and two years, later, in 2001, the Clem Battye Legacy Award was established in his honour, aimed at offering emerging writers and poets an opportunity to showcase their talents.

Clement Battye, author and poet, died at age 99 and two years, later, in 2001, the Clem Battye Legacy Award was established in his honour, aimed at offering emerging writers and poets an opportunity to showcase their talents.

The 2011 writing contest is open to emerging writers of short fiction and poetry. Submissions can take the form of a single five-page short fiction work or five poems.

The contest deadline is July 30, with winners announced Aug. 31. Blind judging will be done by members of Penticton Writers and Publishers.

Full contest details, including submission guidelines and fees are available at www.penwriters.com and more information is available by calling 250-492-0629 or emailing yasie1@shaw.ca.

 



About the Author: Staff Writer

Read more