A new annual competition will give young essay writers aged 14 to 24 a megaphone for their views and a boost to their writing careers.
Got thoughts on topics such as climate change? Women in sport? The cost of living? Brisbane in general?
Personal Score author Ellen van Neerven will be guest judge for the Brisbane Times/Dymocks Essay Prize.Essay Prize, which is supported by Dymocks Books and Tutoring, is a chance for writers aged 14 to 24 years to win cash prizes, a subscription toWinners will be judged by a panel ofsenior editors along with guest judge, Brisbane-based novelist and poet Ellen van Neerven.
The competition covers two age groups. Writers aged 14-18 years are invited to submit up to 800 words, while those 19-24 can submit up to 2000 words.What makes you optimistic about the future of Brisbane or Queensland?; What are the priorities you would set for Australia and why?;Personal Score
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