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BETWEEN 11 AND 18? - WIN A PLACE FOR YOUR POEM OR SHORT STORY IN A FORTH COMING NEW NOVEL
Sep 7th 2005
Sep 7th 2005
Are you between 11 and 18 years old and could you write a 200 word poem, rhyme, verse or even a short story about London and how you feel about it, that you would love to have published as part of the story in a new book? Well now’s your chance, one of our best young authors, Enakhe O is bringing out his second novel entitled ‘Mind Blowing Decisions’ in the New Year and is looking for just that.
To help you along here is the synopsis of the story:
Gabriel is a 21-year-old man living a normal life in Leytonstone, East London. One day, when he visits Stratford to run a few errands, he runs into his old school friend Rubin, who sets him up for a crime he didn’t commit.
After spending two and a half years locked down inside London's most notorious youth prison, Greenwood Young Offenders Institute, he is released and is able to get his life back on track...but the only problem is that Rubin is back on the streets and he's planning something big...and he needs Gabriel's younger brother Cameron to do it.
You can enter with a 200-word poem/prose/rhyme/verse/short story about how they feel about the city of London. You must to be between 11 - 18 years and all entries have to be in before 1st December 2005.
All entries should be sent to, and for further information: author@enakheo.co.uk
Get to it folks! It's that simple.
Meanwhile if you want to read Enakhe’s first novel go and have a look at Who is My Brother's Keeper and also click on the book cover to read about Enakhe O himself.
To help you along here is the synopsis of the story:
Gabriel is a 21-year-old man living a normal life in Leytonstone, East London. One day, when he visits Stratford to run a few errands, he runs into his old school friend Rubin, who sets him up for a crime he didn’t commit. After spending two and a half years locked down inside London's most notorious youth prison, Greenwood Young Offenders Institute, he is released and is able to get his life back on track...but the only problem is that Rubin is back on the streets and he's planning something big...and he needs Gabriel's younger brother Cameron to do it.
You can enter with a 200-word poem/prose/rhyme/verse/short story about how they feel about the city of London. You must to be between 11 - 18 years and all entries have to be in before 1st December 2005.
All entries should be sent to, and for further information: author@enakheo.co.uk
Get to it folks! It's that simple.
Meanwhile if you want to read Enakhe’s first novel go and have a look at Who is My Brother's Keeper and also click on the book cover to read about Enakhe O himself.