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Philippa East replied to the topic Masters Review flash fiction ( in the forum Competitions, Open calls and Writing Opportunities 7 years, 12 months ago
Thanks for sharing, Daeds.
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Athelstone replied to the topic Richard's Literary Byways: Jurgen, by James Branch Cabell in the forum Blogs 7 years, 12 months ago
Another excellent blog, Richard. You got me to invest my beer-tokens in Keith Roberts and now it looks like I’ll be blowing the dust off my wallet for James Cabell.
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Barny replied to the topic A Room with a View in the forum Blogs 7 years, 12 months ago
Totally barking, Ath, but very very well done!
MPO is that if the cloud goes then all communication with participants goes too and you aren’t responsible for that. Attempting to continue with a subset wouldn’t be the same competition, would it?
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Athelstone replied to the topic A Room with a View in the forum Blogs 8 years ago
One issue I can foresee with moving the competition here is that when it closes for entries, we may well have entrants who do not wish to join another forum in order to participate. Also, I don’t have a way to contact all members except via the Cloud should it go toes skywards. I think I will be backing up topics and the wall as we go along once…[Read more]
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Janette replied to the topic A Room with a View in the forum Blogs 8 years ago
Yes I’ve noticed a change these last few days. For me, slower, no pictures showing and headings all over the place. Notes have been made just in case.
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Jules replied to the topic A Room with a View in the forum Blogs 8 years ago
I found the Cloud has been slower and more erratic than ever over last few days. Could be coincidental or coukd be increased activity I guess. Suggest that everyone keeps a record of their choices and the story when it comes to it, just in case.
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Knicks replied to the topic A Room with a View in the forum Blogs 8 years ago
Was wondering the exact same, Daeds. Today it loaded for me, but with none of the pictures or graphics. So it looked even whiter than usual, if that’s possible 😕
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Squidge replied to the topic Wolves and Apples 2018 in the forum Competitions, Open calls and Writing Opportunities 8 years ago
Sounds interesting – will look it up
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Seagreen replied to the topic Wolves and Apples 2018 in the forum Competitions, Open calls and Writing Opportunities 8 years ago
That’s publication with an ‘n’
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Seagreen replied to the topic Wolves and Apples 2018 in the forum Competitions, Open calls and Writing Opportunities 8 years ago
Golden Egg Academy. Year long course for children’s writers aimed at improving your chances of publicatio and my last attempt at improving Pan. Google the GEA Foundation course…
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Philippa East replied to the topic Getting an Agent. in the forum Blogs 8 years ago
What horror stories have you heard? (Then we can think how to avoid them!)
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Amanda Berriman (Skylark) replied to the topic FAQ: Requesting and Giving Critique in the forum Critiques 8 years ago
Also while keeping an open mind to the feedback you receive, don’t forget you’re in charge and you can ‘Accept, adapt, reject’. You don’t have to take on board all advice you’re given and the best way to decide what is and isn’t useful is to read feedback and then give yourself time to think about it, coming back to it after a little break with a…[Read more]
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Jules replied to the topic Test in the forum Critiques 8 years ago
Yes. It’s one of the little snarls to be untangled – that sticky topics show in a sub forum even though they are located in a separate forum.
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Barny replied to the topic Test in the forum Critiques 8 years ago
I see the lifeboat FAQ and the house rules thread as well as this topic and the creitique FAQ
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Jules replied to the topic FAQ: Requesting and Giving Critique in the forum Critiques 8 years ago
Yes. Excellent point, Squidge. When monkeying around with someone else’s work, it’s important to always remember that your ideas and the author’s ideas may not mesh. Any rewriting should be done sparingly, strictly as an example (unless the author requests otherwise) and the power should always be returned to the author when you’ve finished.
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