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The renowned Silliman National Writers’ Workshop is now accepting applications for its 59th workshop to be held at the SU Rose Lamb Sobrepeña Writers Village in Valencia and at the university campus.

The workshop is offering 10 fellowships for writers in the Philippines and those chosen will be provided housing, a modest stipend, and a subsidy to partially defray the costs of their transportation, a media release from the organizers said Monday.

Applicants are asked to submit their manuscripts on or before Dec. 6 to be considered for the workshop, as there shall be no deadline extension.

All manuscripts should comply with the instructions, otherwise will be automatically eliminated as entries.

For Fiction and Creative Nonfiction fellowships, applicants should submit three to four entries; for Poetry fellowships, a suite of seven to 10 poems; for Drama fellowships, at least one One-Act Play.

Aside from the categories that should be written in English, the workshop will also be accepting manuscripts for Balak (poetry) and Sugilanon (short story) both in Binisaya or Cebuano dialect.

For additional information, inquiries and requests for forms, interested applicants are to email the organizers at [email protected] or call 035-422-6002 local 350.

Applications or requests for information are to be sent to the SU Department of English & Literature, through Dr. Warlito Caturay Jr., workshop coordinator, at Katipunan Hall, Silliman University, 6200, Dumaguete City. (Judy F. Partlow/PNA)

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