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The Small Hours Collection #1
=leoraigarath
reports, 2d 7h ago
reports, 2d 7h agoAfter nightfall there’s no need for masks, everything is dedicated to create a feel, atmosphere and invoke the strangest of thoughts. This collection holds Poetry & Prose befitting the Small Hours of the night.
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Questions and Conversations
^GeneratingHype
reports, May 10
reports, May 10Another article designed to support your prose and poetry polishing in May.
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Chat Week/ Staff/ Poet-of-the-Month
*PoetryPlease
reports, May 8
reports, May 8PoetryPlease has some big things on the go - don't miss out!
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Interview with a nature poet, ~paradoxicalshaman
^lovetodeviate
reports, May 7
reports, May 7To round off Poetry Month's interview series, ^lovetodeviate spoke with ~paradoxicalshaman, who is one of her favourite writers.
In this interview, ~paradoxicalshaman talks about his writing process, the influence of nature on his poetry, revision, Creative Writing programs, and other interests.
In this interview, ~paradoxicalshaman talks about his writing process, the influence of nature on his poetry, revision, Creative Writing programs, and other interests.
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Be Someone's Critical Friend!
^GeneratingHype reports, May 2
reports, May 2The first step in learning how to revise is learning how to be a critical friend to someone else. The ultimate goal for revision is to make you a critical reader of your own writing. This month, with focused, research-based activities and friendly advice, we're going to try to teach you how to take on both these roles--and show you how acquiring these skills can help make you a better reader and writer in the future.
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Reality & Fairy Tales Collide in May's ProsePrompt
*ProsePlease
reports, May 2
reports, May 2What happens when the cliche happy ending isn't happy after all? When reality seeps into the fairy tales people idolise and escape to? You decide with May's ProsePrompt.
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Simplyprose: April's Responses and May's Prompts
*simplyprose
reports, May 1
reports, May 1In our second month, we at simplyprose have had another pleasing response to our set of prompts. You can see all the April submissions, and get started with May's prompts, right here.
Literature News This Week
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Questions and Conversations
^GeneratingHype reports, May 10
reports, May 10Another article designed to support your prose and poetry polishing in May.
23
Chat Week/ Staff/ Poet-of-the-Month
*PoetryPlease reports, May 8
reports, May 8PoetryPlease has some big things on the go - don't miss out!
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The Small Hours Collection #1
=leoraigarath reports, 2d 7h ago
reports, 2d 7h agoAfter nightfall there’s no need for masks, everything is dedicated to create a feel, atmosphere and invoke the strangest of thoughts. This collection holds Poetry & Prose befitting the Small Hours of the night.
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Scribes Spotlight [May 2008]
=LostKitten
reports, May 9
reports, May 9Scribes Spotlight is an article for writers by writers. Featuring the talents of the "under-dog" of literary art. This is the opportunity for the lesser-known scribes of dA to get their time in the spotlight.
This months article has mixed features because of time restraints. Also information about a new all-in-one lit club.
This months article has mixed features because of time restraints. Also information about a new all-in-one lit club.
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EXPERIMENT649 CLUB: NOW FEATURING WRITERS
~Experiment649
reports, 23h 3m ago
reports, 23h 3m agoExperient649 will now feature stories! So come and join
Who loved it?
@youthculture *ProsePlease *SRSmith ~Kevornio ~ordie `lazybutt `Beccalicious ^lovetodeviate *Adeimantus ~skufti *MSJames `alienhead =bewareofthesnowman ~apocathary *salshepLiterature
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I SPY: Final Days for Entry
*salshep
reports, February 27
reports, February 27Just some updates on I SPY competition, and I hope those entering have had a good time writing for this comp.
The COMP DETAILS and PRIZE LIST Can Be Found Here
Please Note: COMP CLOSES MIDNIGHT, FEB 29 GMT.
Use the World Clock to find out what time that is for you!
Entries entered AFTER that date and time will not be included in the list of entries sent to the judges.
The I SPY submission category is filling up nicely, and there's a lot of good work to be read there, too, so even if you're not entering, make sure to browse through and check it out!
There was a problem with the comp categories yesterday which appears to be fixed now. I don't know if that might have affected entry to the category, so if you had a problem entering yesterday that should all be fixed now, do try again.
COMP RESULTS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE NEWS ON MARCH 20.
That should give the judges plenty of time to read and decide, and for me to sort the prizes out.
Don't forget to mention the two prizes you would MOST like to win in your comments box. Thanks VERY much again to all the kind and wonderful people who've donated prizes to this massive and very fun prize pool, and to our judges for donating the time to read all these entries!
Are you a member of *007-WriteOff ? Don't forget that *Adeimantus and I are offering a special prize to the best entry by an 007-writer!
So-- good luck, everyone, and thanks so much for participating. This has been a LOT of fun to organise!
The COMP DETAILS and PRIZE LIST Can Be Found Here
Please Note: COMP CLOSES MIDNIGHT, FEB 29 GMT. Use the World Clock to find out what time that is for you!
Entries entered AFTER that date and time will not be included in the list of entries sent to the judges.
The I SPY submission category is filling up nicely, and there's a lot of good work to be read there, too, so even if you're not entering, make sure to browse through and check it out!
There was a problem with the comp categories yesterday which appears to be fixed now. I don't know if that might have affected entry to the category, so if you had a problem entering yesterday that should all be fixed now, do try again. COMP RESULTS WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE NEWS ON MARCH 20.That should give the judges plenty of time to read and decide, and for me to sort the prizes out.
Don't forget to mention the two prizes you would MOST like to win in your comments box. Thanks VERY much again to all the kind and wonderful people who've donated prizes to this massive and very fun prize pool, and to our judges for donating the time to read all these entries! Are you a member of *007-WriteOff ? Don't forget that *Adeimantus and I are offering a special prize to the best entry by an 007-writer! So-- good luck, everyone, and thanks so much for participating. This has been a LOT of fun to organise!
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Mow da zeebas down like sheep.
Give dem to me nice and dead.
Me no happy ‘til me fed.”
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