Latest Opportunity: Anglica Poetry Competition – No Entry Fee

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According to the official release on their website;

“The poem should be metrical, and should be no longer than 100 lines, though extracts from longer work are permitted. There are no formal or thematic restraints, and so long as it is written in a discernible metre (or several!), we encourage you to follow your fancy, whether that lead you to the outlandish, the passionate, or even the dull.

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“The best poems will feature in our Journal, and in addition, the winner shall receive a £50 prize, and one runner up shall receive a prize of £20.

“Please email your submission (or questions, should you have any) to henry@anglica.co.uk by midnight on the 1st of December. The results shall be announced before Christmas.

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