Writer Of The Year Award
First Prize £250
Four runners-up awards of £50 each

Achieving success as a writer isn't always easy. That's why we celebrate the achievements of our students with an annual Award.

The 'Writer of the Year Award' is open to all students of The Writers Bureau and will be given to the student who, we feel, has developed the most as a writer. Your success won't be judged merely on the financial gains you have made – we want to hear about any publishing success you have had. This might include breakthroughs into new markets, the most unusual payment received for your writing, success with a genre you thought you wouldn't want to try or anything else you feel is relevant.

To qualify for entry you need to be a student of The Writers Bureau and to have been published in the past year. The winner will receive a £250 cash prize and there are four runners-up awards of £50 each. The winners will be published on our website and in our promotional material.

The Award will be judged in January of each year. So, if you would like to put yourself forward to be considered as Writer of the Year 2011 then your application must be received by 31st December 2010.

We hope you will take part in this Award and we now look forward to reading about your writing achievements.

Send your application (see below) and details of your writing achievements, together with a recent colour photograph of yourself, to:

susanm@writersbureau.com

or

Diana Nadin, Director of Studies
Writer of the Year Award
The Writers Bureau, Freepost WAY
Manchester, M1 9HZ

(no stamp required if posting from UK)

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ENTRY FORM

What to include in your application:

* Name
* Student Number
* Address
* Email Address
* Declaration: I declare that the above is a true and accurate record of my achievements. I give permission for my name, writing achievements and photograph to be used for promotional purposes by The Writers Bureau.
* Signature
* Date

Here are some questions to help get you started, but please use these as a guide only.

* What were your writing ambitions when you started your course?
* How has The Writers Bureau course helped you with your writing?
* Now that you've had some publishing success what are your future writing goals?
* Please give details of where you have been published.
* How much have you earned from published writing this year?
* Have you any further comments you'd like to make about The Writers Bureau Course?

We look forward to hearing from you. Good luck!

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Click here to download a copy of the entry form.