Echoes of Young Voices short story competition

Young writers up to the age of 25 years are invited to submit short stories and poems on any theme for a young writers’ book publication. The short stories should be between 1500 and  5000 words and in English only. Poems can be of any length. An unlimited number of entries may be submitted. Please include personal details in all of your entries. Handwritten and typed entries are accepted. All submissions to be made at British Council, 2nd floor, Zimdef House, west wing, Bulawayo on or before the 30th of September 2008.

For more details on the competition contact Butholezwe Nyathi on 0913 017 831 or alternatively on the following email address: kgosinyathi@yahoo.com.

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