The new Writers & Artists newsletter is out with details of a new Sonnet Writing Competition and the results of the Short Story Writing Competition:
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To commemorate 400 years since the death
of William Shakespeare we’ve come together with The Arden Shakespeare
and the Royal Society of Literature to offer a completely free
sonnet writing competition. Prizes include a leather-bound edition of
Shakespeare’s Complete Works (RRP £99.99) and free membership to the
Royal Society of Literature for a year.
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Winners announced!
Natasha Pulley – author of The
Watchmaker of Filigree Street and this year’s judge of our annual short
story competition – has chosen her winner and two runners up.
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How to Write Historical Fiction Conference
Following the exciting
announcement that Louisa Young, Anthony Riches and S D Sykes
will be on-hand to lead exclusive two-hour workshop sessions, we’re
thrilled to reveal Suzannah Dunn as keynote speaker at our inaugural
How to Write Historical Fiction conference.
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"A manuscript is like a raw diamond, its value buried
deep at its core.”
Rebecca Faith Heyman offers
advice on what to look out for when you're looking to work with an editor.
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"You'll be at the top of the slush
pile for thirty minutes of intensive discussion.”
Our Beat the
Rejection Clinic service offers the unique opportunity for you to
receive feedback on your covering letter, synopsis and opening chapters of
your manuscript from a literary agent in a thirty-minute one-to-one
consultation.
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"The chemistry between our two main characters has to
be there right from the beginning.”
Cathy Bramley
outlines the challenges that writers face in keeping readers on their toes,
and ultimately delivering that sought after happy ending.
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