This year marks 90 years since the publication of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own, and to celebrate this, the Royal Society of Literature has launched a series of projects asking what writers need to work today. This includes our A Room of My Own essay competition:
A Room of My Own competition for 14-18 year olds
Students should write an essay telling us what they think they need to make their future as a writer. Their essays might explore:
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- what they think a writer needs to work;
- how they imagine their future as a writer; or
- how writing from the past can influence new writing now.
The winner will receive National Book Tokens for themselves and for their school library, and a selection of essays will be published online on the RSL website. The closing date for the competition is Friday 18 October 2019.