Aspiring young writers on the Isle of Man are being urged to compete in a national competition to find the most talented up and coming authors.
The Crime Writers Association are looking for people from the Island to put forward stories of up to 1,000 words.
It's an opportunity for anyone under 18 years.
A local winner will be picked and considered for the national prize in national crime writing week.
Entries are available from all libraries on the Isle of Man from tomorrow till February 18th.
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