The competitions is organized by GLC Mumbai's Magazine Committee 'meLAWnge'
Topics
Incorporate The Following Sentence Anywhere In Your Story
“No one knows where the ladder goes”.
(OR)
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Build Your Story Around The Following Situation And Characters Having Distinct Personalities:
Albert Einstein, Robin Hood, and Charlie Chaplin find themselves on a ship.
(OR)
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Incorporate The Following Objects Into Your Story, Giving Each An Equal Place Of Importance In The Story:
A brooch | Flashlight | Rubik’s Cube.
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A Story Revolving The Following Image:
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Prizes for the GLC Essay Competition:
1st prize: 8,000 rupees
2nd prize: 6,000 rupees
3rd prize: 4,000 rupees
The last date for submission of the short fiction essays is 9th January, 2012.
Post graduate students are not eligible for this competition.
Essays should be no shorter than 1500 words and no longer than 3500 words.
Further details are availabe here
Topics
Incorporate The Following Sentence Anywhere In Your Story
“No one knows where the ladder goes”.
(OR)
-
Build Your Story Around The Following Situation And Characters Having Distinct Personalities:
Albert Einstein, Robin Hood, and Charlie Chaplin find themselves on a ship.
(OR)
-
Incorporate The Following Objects Into Your Story, Giving Each An Equal Place Of Importance In The Story:
A brooch | Flashlight | Rubik’s Cube.
-
A Story Revolving The Following Image:
-
Prizes for the GLC Essay Competition:
1st prize: 8,000 rupees
2nd prize: 6,000 rupees
3rd prize: 4,000 rupees
The last date for submission of the short fiction essays is 9th January, 2012.
Post graduate students are not eligible for this competition.
Essays should be no shorter than 1500 words and no longer than 3500 words.
Further details are availabe here
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