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- Icons Manchester
Briton's Protection, Manchester
Friday, November 28 at 8:00pm - Icons London
Betsey Trotwood pub
Wednesday, November 26 at 8:00pm - Outstanding Contribution to Li...
Central Library
Thursday, March 6 at 6:00pm
Succour Magazine How to submit to Succour 11:
www.succour.org
In each edition of the journal the contributors work to a theme given to them, making each edition a unique experience.
Succour Magazine Fantasies is out now, and should also be in the shops: Succour 9 is an astonishing collection of new work from some of today’s most exciting writers and artists, who present diverse interpretations of the theme, Fantasies. For more info on launches and
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Succour 9 is an astonishing collection of new work from some of today’s most exciting writers and artists, who present diverse interpretations of the theme, Fantasies.
Succour Magazine Come on down to the Briton's Protection for a Succour symposia of drinking and reading.
Succour Icons launches in Manchester
Time:8:00PM Friday, November 28th
Location:Briton's Protection, Manchester
Succour Magazine
The new Succour issue is out in November and there will be launch events in two cities. On November 26 there will be a launch at the Betsey Trotwood pub in Clerkenwell; and in Manchester there will be a launch on November 28 at the Briton's Protection. There'll be readings, drinking and general conviviality: all welcom...e to attend or read. Email me on max.dunbar@gmail.com if you have any questions.
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Yeah, there's a London launch - at the Poetry Cafe, Betterton Street, on Saturday July 5, 8pm.
A line-up featuring some of the UK's most talented writers read their work from 'Animals', the new issue of Succour.
With Joe Dunthorne, Isobel Dixon, Lee Rourke and special guests.
Free entry!
How to get there: http://maps.goog...le.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Betterton+Street
More info: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16
And thanks to everyone who came to the Briton's Protection launch on Friday.
Succour Magazine
ISSUE 7 - 'ANIMALS,' AVAILABLE ONLINE
Yes, you can now buy this online- the print edition should be hitting the streets in a week or so.
http://www.succour.org/products/succour-
The Spring/Summer 2008 issue of Succour – Animals – is a veritable menagerie of today’s best fiction, poetry and art, featuring new wor...k by some of the most exciting creative talents from the UK, Ireland and beyond.
From biting satire to historical fiction, from folk tales to horror stories, Animals shows how today’s writers and artists are following in the footsteps of Kafka and Bulgakov, Da Vinci and Picasso, in placing our furry, feathered and fishy friends at the heart of their creative visions.
Featured writers include:
Nicholas Royle (Antwerp, Mortality)
Joe Dunthorne (Submarine)
Luke Kennard (The Harbour Beyond The Movie)
Isobel Dixon (A Fold in the Map)
The featured artist is Becky Beasley (Three Notable American Novellas)
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Dear all
There's been some delays with producing this so the next issue will be out around the 22nd instead of the 1st as we originally said.
Anyone who's contributed will get a complimentary copy of the magazine around the 15th.
There is going to be a launch at London's Poetry Cafe on July 5 - details and other events t...o follow.
And don't forget you can also submit for Succour 8 - 'Icons'. You can respond to this suggestion in any way you desire.
We suggest a word limit of 3,500 for fiction, or a line limit of 250 for poetry.
The deadline for submissions is 20 August 2008; the issue will be out on 1 November 2008.
Keep it collapsing
Max
Succour Magazine
Succour has been nominated for the Incwriters' Outstanding Contribution to Literature Awards. Past winners include Transmission and Mslexia.
The award will be announced on Tuesday March 11 at Manchester's Central Library. Wish us luck!
http://www.literaturenorthwest.co.uk/event/927
Time:6:00PM Thursday, March 6th
Location:Central Library
March 6, 2008 at 9:35am
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