The Plough Poetry Prize
Short Description
The Plough Poetry Prize is an international competition for poems up to 40 lines on any subject. It is run by the Plough Arts Centre in Devon, England.
Poems must be the original work of the entrant, unpublished, and must not have won a prize in any other competition.
Entries must be in English.
Program awards and benefits:
• 1st prize: £1,000
• 2nd prize: £500
• 3rd prize: £250
Eligibility
Open to everyone from around the world.
Entry Fee:
£5 per poem
Location:
UK
Deadline:
Mar 28, 2025
Website link:
https://www.theploughartscentre.org.uk/plough-prize-2025
Opportunity Details
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Start Date
2025/03/01
Deadline
2025/03/28
Location
United Kingdom
Entry Fee
5$
Participate Fee
Free
Category
Eligibility
International
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