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Do you like your SF in audio?| Third National Republican Short Story Competition |
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Closes November 6, 2011 Entry: $11.99 Length: 2000-4000 words First Prize: $500
Details at http://republicanfiction.blogspot.com E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it The theme for the Third National Republican Short Story Competition is 'Citizen or Subject'. Short stories will speculate on Australian republican futures. They don't have to be political thrillers or constitutional whodunits as long as they are an exploration of our future, our republican future. The 2011 judges are novelist Thomas Keneally, Professor John Warhurst (ANU) and Professor George Williams (UNSW). Send entries to: Australian Republican Movement PO Box 87 Geebung Q 4034 |
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