2020 Partners

A huge thank you to our supportive 2020 partners

Publisher for CWIP Unpublished Prize

The prize for the Unpublished Category Winner will be a publishing contract with HarperCollins with a £5,000 advance. The publisher reserves the right to publish in the format of their choice.

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Supporter

of CWIP

The Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society is a not-for-profit membership organisation set up in 1977 by writers, for the benefit of writers. Since its inception it’s paid out over £500 million to all types of writers, and has over 100,000 members. Find out more about the organisation and how to join at 

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Media Partner

The i is the UK’s concise, quality national newspaper. Specialist curation has been a key part of i’s daily briefing for readers since the launch in 2010. Analysis by the industry body PAMCo consistently shows i to be one of the UK’s most trusted newsbrands.

University Partner

MA in comedy

Why We're Great >

Falmouth University has a history of over 100 years but is an institution that looks forwards. With creativity at its heart, it has one of the Queens’ of comedy is at its head; Dawn French is Falmouth’s engaged and committed Chancellor. Translate your passion into a career in comedy writing for screen, stage and everything in between.

Prize Partner for Humorous Graphic Novel 

LDComics is the largest women-led comics forum in the UK, open to all. Launched by Nicola Streeten and Sarah Lightman to champion comics work based on life narrative and drama of the everyday. LDC believes comics should be used as a tool to question/challenge injustices and inequalities in society. 

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Supporter of CWIP

Supporter of Cwip

With a massive CWIP thank you to Clare Parsons and Tony Langham on behalf of Lansons.

Why We're Great >

With each passing year we hear more and more stories about how audio is booming; how more of us are tuning in to listen to the next hit comedy show, podcast or book; how even the way we listen is beginning to evolve with new devices and new formats to explore. And audio is changing at Audible too – we still continue to make exceptional audiobooks and award-winning dramas, but we’ve now expanded our offering to include podcasts, documentaries, comedy specials and original fiction. 

With each passing year we hear more and more stories about how audio is booming; how more of us are tuning in to listen to the next hit comedy show, podcast or book; how even the way we listen is beginning to evolve with new devices and new formats to explore. And audio is changing at Audible too – we still continue to make exceptional audiobooks and award-winning dramas, but we’ve now expanded our offering to include podcasts, documentaries, comedy specials and original fiction. 

Supporter of CWIP

The University of Hertfordshire is a vibrant, inclusive, campus-based institution. It is innovative and enterprising and challenges individuals and organisations to excel. The teaching expertise was awarded top gold ranking in the Government’s Teaching Excellence Framework. (TEF) For more information visit: www.herts.ac.uk. For the MA in Creative Writing.

University Partner 

MA Creative Writing /Cash prize

The Writers' Guild of Great Britain (WGGB) is a trade union representing professional writers in TV, film, theatre, radio, books, comedy, poetry, animation and video games. Members include emerging and aspiring writers. We lobby and campaign on behalf of writers - ensuring their voices are heard in a changing digital landscape.

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