The railway company whose trains serve Palmers Green has launched a poetry competition in partnership with Children's Laureate, Joseph Coelho.
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The 2023 Enfield Poets competition will be judged by David Constantine, a winner of the Queen's Medal for Poetry
Enfield Poets have announced their 2023 Poetry Competition, with a first prize of £500. It will be judged by David Constantine, a winner of the Queen's Medal for Poetry.
The deadline for entering is 31st December this year. Winners and commended poets will be invited to read their poems at a special prize reading featuring David Constantine in the Dugdale Theatre on 3rd February 2024. See below for information about entering the competition.
Enfield Poets provide an opportunity for local poets to perform their work in a supportive and stimulating environment, as part of a monthly series of readings featuring guest poets.
Since the closure of the community rooms on the first floor at the Dugdale, Enfield Poets have been holding their monthly meetings online. However, they are looking for a new venue in order to resume in-person sessions.
Judge: David Constantine
First Prize: £500, Second Prize: £250, Third Prize: £125
Closing date: 31 December 2023
Entry fee: £4 per poem or £10 for three poems
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