Winter editorial

Editing Prole is normally a long distance affair. Tomorrow, it's the prose ed's turn to journey to Wales. Tuesday and Wednesday we are meeting at one of the Prole offices to plan the coming year. As the office is only open for Proley business every few weeks, anyone near The George and Dragon in Abergele is welcome to pop in. We'll be there for two days. (If not, try The Bee.) It's your round.

Merry Christmas

An early Merry Christmas from the Proles,
and thanks to all of you who've bought and sold
this treasure trove of poetry and prose.
Contributors, you are the Proley gears
and as we shift towards another year
Brett and Phil salute you with their beers.

All the best

Suggestions please...

Prole is looking to partner with three charities: one for each of our issues in a year. We already have two in mind. We're asking for suggestions from Prole followers for our third charity. If you'd rather not post here, you can email us at admin(at)prolebooks.co.uk

Read our competition winners

The winning entries to the Prolitzer Prize can now be read here: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk/page8.html
We had some terrific pices to choose from; these three really hit the spot.
Our second Prole Laureate poetry competition is now receiving entries. Details are here: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk/page6.html There are cash prizes and publication on offer.

Competition winners

The winners of the Prolitzer Prize prose writing competition have been announced on our website here. Thank you to all who entered. The standard was fantastic. Thanks also to our judge, Stephen Ross.