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My Child magazine may not seem like the most obvious place to enter a writing competition, but don’t be put off! Now in its third year, the My Child/Parenting Express short-story competition is on again and is now accepting submissions....
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Andrew Griffiths is an entrepreneur and author of ten books. He is the author of the ‘101 Ways’ business building series of books, published by Allen & Unwin. There are eight books in total in the series and they’ve all been incredibly successful both in Australia and overseas. His ...
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Live Poets at Don Bank Museum are holding their last gathering for 2009 on Wednesday 25 November. Featuring at this meeting will be Louise Wakelingm, who'll be reading from Parachuting in a War-Zone, and Martin Harrison presenting Wild Bees, his...
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If you're a subscriber to our weekly newsletter, you'll know all about our regular book giveaways. For those of you who don't, here are the details for this week's Slim Ink book prize. Once again our good friends at Slim...
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Sometimes I wonder why I've signed up for so many e-newsletters, but then occasionally something like this hits my inbox... World Nomads are teaming up with Rough Guides, Intrepid Travel and Hotels.com and offering the writing opportunity of a lifetime...
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The link's in the info from World Nomads but here it is again - http://journals.worldnomads.com/scholarships/post/35985.aspx. I'll add another link to the end of the post too. Good luck!
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Lovers of Enid Blyton rejoice – Noddy is back! After a 46-year hiatus the beloved children’s book character is celebrating his 60th birthday with a new book – Noddy and the Farmyard Muddle – written by Blyton's grand-daughter, Sophie Smallwood....
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It seems every book I read lately is being made into a movie! When I researched The Time Traveller’s Wife on Google, I found links for the movie that comes out here in the next month or so. Now, I’ve...
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Here is a cool short video from Mumbrella, where Tim Burrows speaks to Mia Freedman about her time in the magazine world. Hope you enjoy it!
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Art(e)fact is an online magazine dedicated to up and coming artists and writers. There is a focus on contemporary art – photography, design, film, and painting all feature in the Winter 2009 edition. So, if you’re into writing about art...
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Scott Frost is a screen writer and novelist with some incredibly successful television programs and books to his credit. His television credits include shows such as Twin Peaks, The X-Files, Babylon Five and Andromeda. He has also written five books, his latest book is Don't look back...
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A good friend sent this enlightening snippet to me today. An English professor wrote the words ‘A woman without her man is nothing’ on the chalkboard and asked his students to punctuate it correctly. All of the males in the...
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Attention history teachers! Ben Elton’s book The First Casualty contains probably the best, and simplest, explanation of the events that led to WWI. Here’s a sample: ‘Listen, it’s yer Balkans, innit? Always yer Balkans. … You’ve got your Austro-Hungarians supposed...