2009 Arthritis NZ Short Story Competition

10 August 2009

Organisation/person name:

Arthritis NZ

Work type:

Freelance

Work classification:

Writer - Fiction

Job description:

The Arthritis New Zealand 2009 Short Story Competition offers prizes worth up to $250, and the knowledge that all entry fees go towards providing much needed services to New Zealanders affected by arthritis. Added to that, the winning story will be published in the national members’ magazine, ‘The Juice’, which has a readership of 10,000.

Entries cost $5 each and the competition closes 31st October.

Stories can be of any genre, should be max 1000 words in length, and must be your own work.

Prizes have been donated by DMEdirect.co.nz and Off The Shelf Books.

Key skills sought:

A story that is well written, engaging, and enjoyable to read.

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Saturday, 31 October 2009

Contact details:

For further information contact:

Waitakere Service Centre

Darian Smith

Service Centre Coordinator

www.arthritis.org.nz

DDI: 09 835 9652

Email: darian.smith@arthritis.org.nz

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