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Search for: stdClass Object ( [ID] => 18987 [post_author] => 23 [post_date] => 2018-06-15 15:29:11 [post_date_gmt] => 2018-06-15 15:29:11 [post_content] => Ellora Sutton is an MA student from Hampshire. She has won the Mslexia Poetry Competition, the Artlyst Art to Poetry Award, and the Pre-Raphaelite Society Poetry Competition. She tweets @ellora_sutton. Ellora is the first-prize winner of the Carol Ann Duffy challenge on Young Poets Network, judged by Mari Hughes-Edwards, and celebrating Duffy's legacy as Poet Laureate. She is also the first-prize winner of Bailey Bla...

Winners of Keatsian challenge on Young Poets Network published The Poetry Society is delighted to announce the winners of ‘The Weariness, the Fever and the Fret’: Writing Illness, Health and John Keats, a writing challenge on The Poetry Society’s Young Poets Network as part of its Keats200 celebrations. The challenge was set by Amy Mackelden earlier this year. Inspired by John Keats’s training as a surgeon and his writing about illness, young people worldwide aged 25 and younger were challenged to write poems that explored health, illness, self-care and Keats’ own writing. The compe...

Human Cell Atlas challenge winners are announced The Poetry Society is delighted to announce the winners of the Human Cell Atlas challenge, run on The Poetry Society’s Young Poets Network with Newcastle Centre for the Literary Arts, as part of a project called One Cell at a Time explores the areas where art and science meet and is inspired by the work of the Human Cell Atlas – an international research initiative, which is creating a map of all the cell types in the human body. Young people worldwide aged 25 and younger were challenged to write poems that played with the language and sou...

More than one hundred young people from India to the USA teamed up and submitted poems, videos, songs, collages, zines and more to the challenge. Today, the winners were announced: you can find them below. Congratulations to the winning and commended artists, and the longlisted artists. Young Poets Network wants to thank everyone who took part in this unusual challenge, especially Long Row Primary School in Derbyshire who entered more than twenty of their pupils, and hopes you all keep collaborating. First prize:Anime Boyz by Lydia Wei, Em Power, Adelina Rose Gowans, Sanjula Narayanan, Ann Di...