We're pretty sure that you'll agree these questions are not too tricky. Please email your answers to americymrucontest@gmail.com. The two lucky winners will be chosen by random selection on February 17th and prizes will be mailed shortly thereafter. This competition is open to both Americymru and non-Americymru members and there is no need to log into the site in order to participate. All email addresses will remain confidential and will be deleted after the prize draw on the 17th. Best of luck:) Read our Interview with Niall Griffiths. Images of Niall at the Left Coast Eisteddod 2009 . You can also enter 2010 Eisteddfod Competitions on this page.
|
Jan 17, 2010
Win Two Autographed Niall Griffiths Novels!
Labels:
Americymru,
autographed,
competition,
griffiths,
niall,
novels,
runt,
Stump,
Wales,
Welsh
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
by Ceri Shaw (Email) On May 23rd 2009, over 30 Welsh Football Supporters will set off from Cardiff in old bangers to aim to reach Bak...
-
Are you a Poet, Short Story Writer or a Photographer?...then read on.... For the second year running the Left Coast Eisteddf...
-
Welsh singer Karen Ann grew up in the South Wales valleys and started performing in eisteddfodau (traditional music competitions) at ...
-
( Sign the petition HERE ) Studying the roll of honor on the Alabama Welsh Associations petition site one notices the names of concern...
-
Would you be interested in helping to raise funds for one of the biggest Welsh Charity projects in 2009 ? Or could you help by forwarding th...
-
THIS POST HAS BEEN MOVED TO HTTPS://AMERICYMRU.NET An Interview With Welsh Writer Brian John - Author of 'On Angel Mountain' ...
-
Listen to Circles here:- Terry Mostyn Terry Mostyn on MySpace You were brought up in a musical family. Can you describe your early musical i...
-
Meic Stevens will need no introduction to most readers of this blog ( for anyone who does require some background info there is a 'Roug...
-
St Davids Day Book Sale | americymru.net
-
Reproduced from the website of the Alabama Welsh Association :- "URGENT! The Prince Madoc (Madog) plaque located near Ft. Mo...


No comments:
Post a Comment