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Writing a novel - a writer’s journal part 10

The Frustrations of the Writer’s Life
It has been a long time since my last entry in this series of articles. I have been very busy finishing off my course work for my degree. Then I had a stay in hospital followed closely by my wife having a stay in hospital too. On top of all [...]

How sweet it is

How sweet it is to get paid for one’s writing!
I received the cheque in the mail today for the prize winning poem I entered in a recent competition. Nice to be acknowledged in a competition - and get paid for it. It has inspired me to write more poems and stories and send them off [...]

Prize Winning Poetry

Yahoo - I’m doing the writer’s jig again and again and again.
I just received notification this morning that I have won first prize in a Literary Competition. It was for a suite of poems in sonnet form and was entered in the Traditional Rhyming Poetry section. The competition was conducted by Freexpression magazine here in [...]

Three day novel writing race

The City of Salisbury in Adelaide, South Australia, is a great supporter of the arts. Every year they sponsor a Writers’ Festival. I haven’t yet attended one of these but all reports say that it is a worthwhile event to attend.
As a part of that festival - to be held later this year - they [...]

A very short writing competition

A while back I wrote about author DBA Lehane who publishes a short story on his blog called Short Short Fiction every day.
This author has announced a short short short short short short story competition.
Yes - six “shorts” - meaning you have to write a story in just six words. Hemmingway did it with the [...]