The library is delighted to announce full details of our new poetry competition.
There will be two awards; The Portico Poetry Prize and The Portico Young Poetry Prize. Entry for the former is £4; the latter is free.
All poems entered must be linked in some way to the works of Charles Dickens.
The Portico Poetry Prize will be judged by Mandy Coe; The Portico Young Poetry Prize will be judged by Richy Campbell, Lisa Mansell and Krishan Coupland.
The closing date for both competitions are 31st July.
For more and entry forms head over to the page entitled The Portico Poetry Prizes.
The Portico Library and Gallery opened in 1806 as a Library and Newsroom and still occupies its original site - 'the most elegant and retired street in town' according to John Dalton. Its mainly 19th century collection is accessed by members as well as researchers in the UK and abroad. The Library continues to flourish as a hub of cultural activity by hosting a thriving and active programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year. These are open to members and the public generally.
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Thursday, 17 May 2012
Friday, 4 May 2012
Portico Poetry Prizes 2012.
The library is very excited to announce that we
are holding two new poetry prizes; The
Portico Young Poetry Prize (Under 18s) and The Portico Poetry Prize (Over 18s).
The prizes are inspired by Carol Ann Duffy’s
poem `Havisham’
and are a tribute to the works of Charles
Dickens; as such, all poems must be based on, or related to, the works of Dickens.
The judges are Richy Campbell, Lisa Mansell and Krishan Coupland (Under 18s) and Mandy Coe (Over 18s).
The
deadline for both competitions is the 31st July, for more details contact poetry@theportico.org.uk.
More to follow, including entry forms, flyers and competition rules.
More to follow, including entry forms, flyers and competition rules.
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