Don’t miss your chance to win the Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize!

There’s still time to create your comic to enter this year’s Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize and win £1000 – and publication in The Observer New Review.

Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize 2022

Judged by artist Adrian Tomine, actor Michael Sheen, Gosh! Comics’ Tom Oldham, Rachel Cooke, Angus Cargill  (Faber & Faber) and comics archivist and publisher Paul Gravett, the competition open to UK residents over 16. There’s no set theme, the story is entirely up to you.

The first prize is £1,000 and publication in the Observer New Review.

The runner-up will receive £250 and their work will appear on theguardian.com.

Entrants will own and retain any copyright in their entries. Where an entry is produced as the result of the collaboration of a writer and an artist (i.e., joint authors), the promoter will accept the joint authors of the entry as joint entrants.

Previous winners and finalists include Isabel Greenberg, Stephen Collins, Matthew Dooley, Fumio Obata, Paul Rainey and last year Astrid Goldsmith. Best of luck!

• For full details of how to enter, and download an entry form, check out the Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize challenge on the Faber web site



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