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The Stephen Spender Prize 2016 for poetry in translation in association with the Guardian

Feb 18, 2016

Matt

The 2016 Stephen Spender Prize is open for entries. Entrants are invited to submit an English translation of a poem from any language, ancient or modern. As always, there are prizes in three categories – Open, 18-and-under and 14-and-under – and the competition is open to UK and Irish citizens and residents. Closing date: Friday 27 May. Looking for inspiration? Listen to Noma Dumezweni, Patricia Hodge and Michael Pennington read some of the winning entries from previous years.

http://www.stephen-spender.org/spender_prize.html