CRWROPPS POST: Just 3 weeks left to enter €10,000 Moth Poetry Prize, & other news ...

There are just 3 weeks left to enter The Moth Poetry Prize 2019. Here's what you need to know: 
 
  • Anyone over 16 can enter
  • The poem can be on any subject, but must be unpublished
  • There is no line limit
  • The entry fee is €15 per poem
  • You can enter as many poems as you like
  • The judge is Claudia Rankine 
  • The poems are judged anonymously
  • The closing date is 31 December 2019
  • The shortlist (of 4) will be announced in March 2020
  • The shortlist will be published in the spring issue of The Moth
  • The spring issue just happens to be our 40th issue in our 10th year, so extra special! 
  • There are four prizes in total - one overall prize of €10,000 and €1,000 for each of the other shortlisted poets
  • There will be a special prizegiving ceremony at Poetry Ireland on 30 April (Poetry Day Ireland) in Dublin

    Any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at enquiries@themothmagazine.com! 

    YOU CAN     DOWNLOAD AN APPLICATION FORM HERE
    OR ENTER ONLINE
If you would like to order a gift subscription to The Moth or The Caterpillar for just €28 (inc. postage), please note the last posting dates for Christmas:

Great Britain   18 December
Europe            19 December
Ireland             20 December

You can purchase your copies (at just €7 a pop including postage) here.
 
The Caterpillar Story Prize Winners Announced

Congratulations to the winners of The Caterpillar Story Prize 2019! They are Heather F. Reid, for her story David McQueen's Green Machine, and Jo Withers, for her story Inbox. You can read more about them in the Irish Times. And you can read the stories in the current issue of The Caterpillar. 


 

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