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Writers of Colour Shine in Prestigious 4thWrite Prize
2 Oct
Summary
- Six unpublished writers of colour are shortlisted for the 10th 4thWrite Prize.
- The prize celebrates diverse voices in short fiction, impacting readers in new ways.
- Winner receives £1,000, a workshop, and publication on The Guardian website.
The shortlist for the 10th annual 4thWrite Prize, a competition for unpublished writers of colour, has been unveiled. Six distinct short stories have been recognized for their profound impact and unique perspectives.
This year's selection includes "I Only Mug Girls" by Clementine Wolodarsky, "Love Bite" by Darren Chan, "Omugwo" by Ope Adedeji, "Darkroom" by Meher Iqbal, "Minty Fresh" by Diya Nair, and "London 2060" by Svetlana Chigozie Onye. Judges praised the stories for their creativity, emotional depth, and skillful storytelling.
The 4thWrite Prize, open to writers aged 18 and over in the UK or Ireland, awards the winner £1,000, a publishing workshop, and the story's publication on The Guardian's website. Past participants have achieved significant literary success, further highlighting the prize's role in nurturing new talent.
