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Philippa East replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
The wall or one’s head, @katemachon?!
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Elle replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
Great story @philippaeast with a very strong voice. Love it!
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Kate replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
A great reminder that if you keep on battering your head against that wall, sometimes it cracks! Congratulations Philippa. I’ll go and enjoy the read.
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JaneShuff posted an update 7 years ago
Very sad this morning. First Glasgow School of Art and now Notre Dame. There seems to be a curse on my favourite buildings.
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KazG posted an update in the group
December SloMo 7 years agoHi SloMoers, how’s it going? One bit of exciting news from my own endless submission process – Danielle told me that Lisa (the Penguin editor) has confirmed she’s taking When Days Tilt to an acquisitions meeting after Easter!! Hooray! I thought she’d reject it so my gut feel was WRONG. Thank goodness. Still no guarantees of course, but one step in…[Read more]
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That’s fantastic news Kaz and I am keeping everything crossed for you.
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Whoop whoop yay whoo hoo!!!! This is fantastic news, @kazg, so so pleased for you! I will keep it all crossed, but whatever happens, it bodes VERY well for the book overall. And I LOVE the title! Crossing everything, and please keep us posted.
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thanks @janeshuff and @philippaeast! All crossing much appreciated 🙂
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That’s great news! Fingers, toes and everything crossed for you!
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thanks @elle! The Great Silence continues…
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KazG replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
Oh wow, what a story @philippaeast. Suspense and pacing tight as a drum, cool and utterly unnerving. Brilliant!
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Kate posted an update 7 years ago
Have recently come across this lovely website run by one of our more low key Denizens. If you like a good pun, and feel like a giggle/groan, it’s well worth a visit. https://www.dearcranley.co.uk/
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JaneShuff replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
Congratulations @philippaeast
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Philippa East replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
This story (in its various drafts) got rejected eleven (11!!!) times before it finally found a home last month with Barren Magazine.
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Philippa East replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
Fab work, @Elle!
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Kate replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
SECRETS
It was closing time at the library. The best time of day as far as Charlie was concerned. At last he could spend some time alone with the books, wiping covers and aligning spines, handling the stories that could transport him to a different world. It was just a pity he had to share them with other people’s sticky fingers.Not that the r…[Read more]
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Libby replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
Thanks, Kate.
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Kate replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
Ha, lovely closing lines, Libby.
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Libby replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
Thank you, John.
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John S Alty replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
Nice one, Libby.
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Libby replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
PS The odd layout is courtesy of the Den. It’s not some artistic effort on my part, though it could be due to my failure to understand Den formatting. 🙂
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Elle replied to the topic Short Story Publication/Competition in the forum Podium 7 years ago
Thank you all! x
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Libby replied to the topic Monthly comp: Feb 2019 in the forum Monthly Competition 7 years ago
Here’s the opening scene of a drama. 349 words
The scene is a contemporary kitchen. Magnets hold lists to the fridge. Children’s paintings are on the walls. MARCUS, 70, sits at the table, idle, and SAM, 40, stands at a counter, preparing food. Marcus wears his hair longer than Sam and has a brass bangle and a leather bracelet on one wrist.…[Read more]
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