Literature competition in Altenburger Land: Creative talents shine!

Literature competition in Altenburger Land: Creative talents shine!

Last week the 26th literary competition of the schools took place in Altenburger Land, with great success. A total of 25 creative minds, consisting of children and adolescents, submitted their literary contributions. The jury, under the direction of the renowned writer Elisabeth Dommer, had the demanding task of selecting the winners from this large number of work. The contributions reflected a broad spectrum of topics that ranged from personal experiences in family and school to natural views to everyday stories. It was particularly gratifying that all the texts sent to be of high quality were and the jury was enthusiastic about its creative salary, as reported, as reported.

The winners were selected in different age groups. This made it possible to appreciate the talents appropriately and offer the young authors fair opportunities. In addition to the regular award winners, five special prizes were also awarded, which were specially awarded for creative services in certain areas. This shows that the competition not only went for first place, but also about promoting the diversity and creativity of the participants, as it is mentioned on [abg-net.de] (https://www.aBg-net.de/aktuelles/inhalt/familie-kinder-kugend/2025/06- literature competition.

workshops and exchange with the jury

A particularly remarkable aspect of the competition was the opportunity for the participants to discuss their works directly in two workshops with Elisabeth Dommer. These interactive sessions not only offered young writers the opportunity to get valuable tips for their literary work, but also to step into the exchange with an experienced author. Such practical experience can be invaluable for the talented young people.

The next literary competition is already being planned and is expected to be advertised in autumn 2025. This is optimistic and gives the young talents a new chance to raise their voice and let their creativity run free. We can look forward to the upcoming contributions and the development of these emerging writers.