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skip to main content -- account basket contact enter now menu search form search competition writing competition poetry prize short story prize novel award flash fiction prize meet the judges results previous years results the dorset award for writers writing prompts poetry writing advice useful links about us what we do our patrons our partners news newsletter archive shop account basket contact short story prize 1st prize £5,000 | 2nd prize £1,000 | 3rd prize £500 - flash fiction prize 1st prize £1,000 | 2nd prize £500 | 3rd prize £250 short story and flash fiction judge 2018: monica ali poetry prize 1st £5,000 | 2nd £1,000 | 3rd £500 10 x £100 for highly commended. read more from our poetry judge 2018: daljit nagra novel prize 1st £1,000 plus mentoring with the literary consultancy | 2nd £500 + manuscript assessment | 3 x £100 for shortlisted writers read more from our novel judge 2018: kamila shamsie short stories & flash fiction poetry novel welcome to the bridport prize the 2018 competition is closed. congratulations to everyone who entered this year's competition. the novel longlist will be published on 17 july. winners and shortlisted writers will be contacted during september. results published online on 22 october. learn more about the bridport prize a category for everyone poetry prize “a poet is, before anything else, a person who is passionately in love with language”. w.h. auden enter now short story prize “a short story must have a single mood and every sentence must build towards it.” edgar allan poe enter now the peggy chapman-andrews award for a first novel “there are no laws for the novel. there never have been, nor can there ever be.” doris lessing enter now flash fiction prize “brevity is the sister of talent.” anton chekhov enter now “i have entered the bridport prize numerous times, and encourage every writer i meet to do the same. being shortlisted way back when i first started out gave me a huge boost, and placing third in 2017, more than a decade later, was even more satisfying.” ben hinshaw (usa) 3rd prize, short story competition 2017 meet the judges daljit nagra - daljit nagra daljit nagra is from a sikh background and was born and grew up in west london then sheffield. he has published four books of poetry, all with faber & faber. his poem look we have coming to dover! won the forward prize for best individual poem in 2004. his first collection, of the same name won the forward prize for best first collection in 2007 and the south bank show decibel award in 2008. his subsequent two collections, tippoo sultan’s incredible white-man eating tiger-toy machine!!! and his version of the ramayana were nominated for the ts eliot prize. in 2014 he was selected as a new generation poet by the pbs. in 2015 he won a royal society travelling scholarship. his latest collection is british museum which was published in 2017. he was the inaugural poet in residence for radio 4/4 extra and teaches at brunel university london. daljit says: “when judging a poetry competition, i approach the poems with a state of almost unknowing. in that, i’m happy to be persuaded by the text in front of me, the text that claims it’s a poem. the poem can be conventional or outlandish and show very few features of a regular poem. the only test of pleasure for me is to feel surprised, moved (logically or emotionally) and feel as though i’ve been on a journey. i’m happy to read poems about any subject matter and whatever tone suits so long as the poem commits to its own constraints and teaches me how to read itself. above all, i want to feel the poet has enjoyed writing the poem, i want to feel their authority over the words and layout”. monica ali - monica ali monica ali is an award-winning, bestselling writer whose novels include brick lane, in the kitchen and untold story. she was chosen as one of granta’s 2003 best of young british novelists. her work has been translated into 26 languages, and she has judged a number of literary prizes including as chair of the asian man booker. her writing has appeared in numerous publications including the guardian, the times, the new yorker, and the new york times, for which she is a literary reviewer. monica has been a guest editor of bbc radio 4’s today programme, and has presented several editions of the radio 4 show, a point of view. she is a fellow of the rsa and of the orwell prize. she has taught creative writing at columbia university, new york, where she was a visiting professor, and she is currently distinguished writer in residence at the university of surrey. monica says: “i will be looking for stories that are strongly voiced, and that are not simply undernourished versions of authorial restraint. i would like to read stories with some humour in them. i do not mean comedy, although i do not rule out comic stories - would welcome them, in fact. if the stories address real world matters, so much the better. if they simultaneously take some risks, bend genres and contain even a glimmer of humour that would be yet better. i am hoping for stories that bring together character, theme, setting and whatever other craft element in actual scenes, rather than simply long meditations and pretty sentences. i also like pretty sentences. i thirst for characters that are unpredictable, surprising, maybe even loathsome, or perhaps entirely endearing. i crave, above all, stories written with urgency and earth shattering emotional honesty. the ring of truth, that’s it, that’s my bottom line”. monica ali - monica ali monica ali is an award-winning, bestselling writer whose novels include brick lane, in the kitchen and untold story. she was chosen as one of granta’s 2003 best of young british novelists. her work has been translated into 26 languages, and she has judged a number of literary prizes including as chair of the asian man booker. her writing has appeared in numerous publications including the guardian, the times, the new yorker, and the new york times, for which she is a literary reviewer. monica has been a guest editor of bbc radio 4’s today programme, and has presented several editions of the radio 4 show, a point of view. she is a fellow of the rsa and of the orwell prize. she has taught creative writing at columbia university, new york, where she was a visiting professor, and she is currently distinguished writer in residence at the university of surrey. monica says: “let’s start with the title - it has to earn its place. the titles will have a job to do here. then i will be looking for flash fictions that aren’t all about a punch line, an ending that contains a reveal. i am hoping for micro-stories that are beautiful enigmas, that leave me wrestling with them long after i’ve put them down. i don’t love opacity. i do love layers. i am not averse to a little humour. i’m in awe of anyone who can write decent flash fiction, it’s a tough business, so i am wide open to all the entries and very much looking forward to reading them”. kamila shamsie - kamila shamsie kamila shamsie is the author of seven novels, which have been translated into over 20 languages. home fire was longlisted for the man booker prize, burnt shadows was shortlisted for the orange prize for fiction, and a god in every stone was shortlisted for the bailey’s women’s prize for fiction. three of her other novels ( in the city by the sea, kartography, broken verses ) have received awards from the pakistan academy of letters. a fellow of the royal society of literature, and one of granta’s ‘best of young british novelists’, she grew up in karachi, and now lives in london. kamila says: “i’ll be looking for stories that take risks, stories that understand form and are engaged with the possibilities of language, stories that stay with me long after i’ve finished reading them”. read about our judges a helping hand writing prompts sometimes the hardest thing is to find a starting point. useful links a selection of resources we hope you'll find usefu

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