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Sarah's writing journal: 07/01/2010 - 08/01/2010

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Wednesday, July 28, 2010. Posted by Sarah Salway. Links to this post. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. On Hardship (and Kendal Mint Cake) - a 50 word photostory. More fifty word photostories here. Pps You all did know I'm climbing Kilimanjaro, right? Posted by Sarah Salway. Links to this post. Monday, July 26, 2010. IS THERE ANYTHING MORE SCARY? Than members of your family reading your books? Posted by Sarah Salway. Links to this post. Labels: Getting the Picture. Thursday, July 22, 2010. Rather like those women ...

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not exactly true: 201502

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So, the PhD continues, and I'll tell you, writing what is effectively two books side-by-side is really a demented task. But if you're at a pub quiz and they toss you a zinger on time and narrative, or the temporality of trauma, or the narrativization of identity, or how one might variously contextualise the short story cycle, well! I'll be your phone-a-friend. I've got some flash fiction pieces forthcoming later this year in Sou'wester. As well, so more on that when the time is right, too. Was published ...

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not exactly true: 'A Quick Fiasco' in Fugue, Issue 48

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A Quick Fiasco' in Fugue, Issue 48. My story, 'A Quick Fiasco', has been published in Issue 48. The literary journal of the University of Idaho. It's part of my PhD manuscript and it's been a long time in the works, so if you read it, I hope you like it! It's got high drama and lots of swearing and I'm told it's pretty funny. It's the last story in the issue, p.85, and you can read it online for zero pounds. I also have three shorter pieces in the latest issue. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Here) I...

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not exactly true: Martin Amis review

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I reviewed The Zone of Interest. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Is mostly to be found scavenging chocolate from vending machines. Here's a brief and messy. Who also teaches creative writing at the University of Manchester, where I'm doing my PhD (due to complete in early 2016). My chapbook, Enough. Was published by Gumbo Press (May 2012), and is available both in paperback. And for the Kindle. Some people have said nice things. Well, this one time I won the. Bristol Short Story Prize.

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About Me | Helen Hart, Author

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How to Interest a Literary Agent. How to Write a Synopsis. What’s an Author Platform? Helen Hart, Author. My novels are for 9 to 12 year olds, and are sometimes known as. Young adult novels’ (or YA). Most of my published work has been written for a company called Working Partners. Who come up with fantastic ideas for series fiction. Sisters of the Sword. Check them out in the My Books. Section of this website. One of my novels,. Sisters of the Sword 1: The Warrior’s Path. And also for Kindle. Is getting ...

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Crawl Space: What's your strategy?

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Saturday, 6 February 2010. It's that time of year when some of the biggest writing contests open for entries including, of course, the Bridport Prize. Accepting flash fiction for the first time). Then there are impending deadlines for the Fish One Page Prize. The Bristol Short Story Prize. The list goes on. All of which has me thinking: what's your strategy for deciding which contests to enter and what influences that process? Do you, for instance, consider the odds? Only in relation to the prize money?

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Links - Past & Present Press

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Past and Present Press. Bristol Books and Publishers -. Bristol Festival of Literature - http:/ unputdownable.org/. Bristol Review of Books -. Bristol Short Story Prize -. Rules of the Road - www.rulesoftheroad.co.uk. Create a free website. Create your own free website. Start your own free website. A surprisingly easy drag and drop site creator. Learn more.

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Chris Edwards-Pritchard | All this happened, more or less

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All this happened, more or less. Short stories and scribbles by Chris Edwards-Pritchard. Doug – a Christmas short story. December 24, 2014. Not really, said Jerry, but it’s because girls in this country are all frigid. Jerry had travelled to India with his uncle so he would know about these things. What about you? Said Doug. It was Dad, said Mum. So you weren’t sending Santa a secret message with your lips? Asked Doug. What do you mean? But Doug didn’t question it as he needed to get Mums approval on som...

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Events | WRITING EVENTS BATH

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Workshops, talks and groups for all writers. Spring and Summer Writing Events. How to get published as a children’s fiction writer. Want to get all the low down on writing and publishing children’s fiction? We have some spaces on the last of our popular Get Into Print publishing series. Alex and Jude. Via paypal or any card. Our Spring series of writing sessions. Four weekly creative writing sessions with Alex and Jude. Beginning Thursday April 27th and finishing May 18th. Contact us. March 10, 2017.

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National Flash Fiction Day: April 2013

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National Flash Fiction Day. Monday, 29 April 2013. Well, things are moving on apace, as ever, and we are now less than 2 months from this year's day. So, if you are planning on holding an event, reading, workshop, or other on or around the Day, then it's time to get organising and send the details over to us so we can spread the word. And, if you were following that, it's possible you missed our other announcements that came out on the same day:. First, we announced the winners of our micro-fiction compe...