Korean Writers' Association National Youth Writing Contest... Preliminary Submissions Accepted Until the 27th
[Asia Economy Reporter Seomideum] The Korean Writers' Association, in co-hosting with Mapo Central Library, is holding the '28th National Youth Writing Contest' (National Youth Writing Contest) to allow young people across the country to widely showcase their literary talents.
The National Youth Writing Contest is the premier writing contest for youth in Korea, with about 1,000 students and instructors participating annually from across the nation, judged by esteemed figures in the Korean literary community, providing a platform to demonstrate their writing skills.
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This year's contest will have about 30 participants selected through preliminary rounds to compete in the final round. The preliminary round offers equal opportunities to express individuality with prompts such as 'A Dazzling Moment, Our Day,' 'Mask,' and 'Recovery,' which have not been seen in previous contests. Preliminary works are accepted by mail until the 27th.
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