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| Are you a great writer in the making?
Or do you just want your voice to be heard?
Paper Cuts is a competition from ChildLine that gives you the chance to be published in a Penguin book.
What matters to you matters to ChildLine too. So we’d like you to write 100 words or less about just that. You can write about any topic in any style – stories, lyrics, poems, screenplays, a stream of consciousness or anything else. Just as long as it’s something you really care about.
All of your entries will be read by our panel of Paper Cuts judges, made up of ChildLine and Spinebreakers representatives, a Penguin publisher and one of their authors.
Once they have shortlisted their 100 favourites, your Paper Cuts will be posted online and put to a vote. Entries must be in by 11th August 2008, voting closes 1st September 2008 and winners will be announced on 29th September 2008.
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Papercuts says: "ChildLine is a service provided by the NSPCC, registered charity numbers 216401 and SC037717." (54 weeks ago) me too! | Reply | | Be Yourself | | Writing is such a personal thing. Even the best writers usually look to their own lives, and the people in them, for subject matter. So whatever you choose to write, you’ll find it comes much easier when it’s from your heart. |  | | Beat Writer's Block | | You can a few things do if you’re struggling. What’s the stupidest thing you could say? What’s stopping you from concentrating? Write about that. However bad it is, sometimes you just have to get it out before you get to that place where every word is electric. Otherwise try finding inspiration from elsewhere – whether it’s a book, music or even doing some exercise. |  | | Break the Rules | | No one ever becomes a great writer by following a formula. So allow yourself to make mistakes. Experiment. Does a poem need to rhyme? Does a story need a narrative? Find what works for you. |  | | Re-Write | | When you’ve finished, take a break. Come back to what you’ve written in an hour or two, and the chances are you’ll see it completely differently. So re-write it, or simply tweak a word here or there, and you’ll end up with a much sharper Paper Cut. |  | | If Your Words Are Sharp, Papercuts | | Get published. |  |
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