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APRIL WINNERS

1st Place – Curtains by Ed Christmas Click here

2nd Place – The White Reef by Molly Hutchins Click Here

May Competition theme now live: Animal Perspectives

Competitions

Our writing competition runs monthly, with a new theme announced on the 1st of every month. Winners will be published both on the website and in a dedicated anthology, all whilst making a difference to our planet.

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Ethos

We believe that every person has an impact on helping our world and its animals. We can all do small things that collectively have a big impact, and for us, that impact starts here.

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Charities

Every trimester, half of the proceeds and entry fees for the writing competition go towards an environmentally inspired charity. The other half of the entry fee will be put into a pot to produce the Anthology at the end of the year. To find out more about the 3 causes we support

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The deadline for this month is fast approaching! March winners announcement! Congratulations to Sal-Guöd for taking second place in our plastics competition for this month. A reminder that for each month both first and second place stories will be published in our physical yearly anthology. March winners announcement! Congratulations Naomi Potter for winning our plastics competition for this month. A reminder that for each month both first and second place stories will be published in our physical yearly anthology. Another fantastic month! We're excitedly reading your submissions now. We will announce the winners and the new theme on the first of April. That's right! Only four days until submissions close for march. As always we're excited to start reading your work. MARCH SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW OPEN! February winners announcement! Congratulations Ellisif Wasmuth for winning our dystopian futures competition for this month. A reminder that for each month both first and second place stories will be published in our physical yearly anthology. February winners announcement! Congratulations to Richard Owen for taking second place in our dystopian futures competition for this month. A reminder that for each month both first and second place stories will be published in our physical yearly anthology. The judging process is well under way, and we've already seen some wonderfully creative pieces!

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