Text poetry
The Guardian's innovative competition for poems limited to 160 characters
Student publishes a new Shakespeare text
We're not talking First Folio, mind. This is the world of 2b r nt 2b - but with the highest of motives
Orange SMS shorthand poetry competition: the shortlist
Read the text poems shortlisted for the special £250 Orange prize for the most creative use of SMS shorthand text poetry competition.
A writer in the wings
This year's winner was just waiting for a lucky break, writes Victor Keegan
Test the hot hundred
Our text message poetry competition - which coincides with the 10th anniversary of the first text message sent - enters its final stage today, when all participants will be texted the first of the five poems that reached the short list
Phone lines
Entries are flooding in from our mobile poets
Windows on life
Andrew Wilson discusses his favourite poem of last year
'Text messaging is liberating'
Last year's winner, Hetty Hughes, on the charm of the medium
160 characters in search of an author
Online's editor Victor Keegan introduces the Guardian's second text poetry competition
Terms and conditions
By submitting entries to this SMS poetry competition all entrants are deemed to accept all the following terms and conditions and agree to be bound by them:
The message is the medium
Everyday words about everyday lives
