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Prize Draw

Dylan Thomas Prize Longlist

The Dylan Thomas Prize is designed not only to richly reward the best young writer in the world but also to serve as a focus for and incentive to all young writers throughout the English-speaking world. The £30,000 prize will be awarded at a ceremony in Swansea on December 1st.

New Welsh Review subscribers have the opportunity to win the complete longlist. To enter, subscribers to the magazine should simply write, phone or email admin@newwelshreview.com by the closing date of 31st August 2010 and we’ll pick a winner at random. Good luck!

Adebe D.A. - Ex Nihilo
Caroline Bird - Watering Can
Elyse Fenton - Clamor
Katharine Kilalea - One Eye'd Leigh
Dora Malech - Shore Ordered Ocean
Leanne O'Sullivan – Cailleach
Johnny Mayer - American Volunteers
Eleanor Catton - The Rehearsal
Brian DeLeeuw - In This Way I Was Saved
Ciara Hegarty - The Road to the Sea
Emilie Mackie - And This is True
Karan Mahajan - Family Planning
Nadifa Mohamed - Black Mamba Boy
Amy Sackville - The Still Point
Ali Shaw - The Girl with Glass Feet
Craig Silvey - Jasper Jones

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For more information on the Dylan Thomas Prize follow the link below.


www.dylanthomasprize.com

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