Boldrewood Prize
The Rolf Boldrewood Literary Awards honour Rolf Boldrewood, the pen name of Thomas Browne, who during his time as police magistrate in Dubbo, wrote Robbery Under Arms, one of the first major Australian novels.
The competition aims 'to foster the writing of prose and poetry with an Australian content'.
There are two categories:
Entry fee is $10 per entry.
First prize is $500 and a limited edition bust of Rolf Boldrewood (value $100).
Highly Commended and Commended certificates will be awarded at the judge’s discretion.
Find out more at and download application pack at http://www.mrl.nsw.gov.au/WhatsOn/rolf-boldrewood
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The competition aims 'to foster the writing of prose and poetry with an Australian content'.
There are two categories:
- prose – fiction or family history memoir to a maximum of 2500 words, and
- poetry – in any form or style to a maximum of 80 lines.
Entry fee is $10 per entry.
First prize is $500 and a limited edition bust of Rolf Boldrewood (value $100).
Highly Commended and Commended certificates will be awarded at the judge’s discretion.
Find out more at and download application pack at http://www.mrl.nsw.gov.au/WhatsOn/rolf-boldrewood
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