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10:36 am by D Kai Wilson, editor in Uncategorized
Digitalis Obscura - medicine for the writers heart is designed to support, inspire and enlighten writers of all kinds.
As a secondary consideration, we’re also here to support new writers - and ‘obscure’ or off the beaten path writing.
It will provide medicine for your writers heart - and soul.
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Check out our Guidelines and Editorial calendar - we're looking for editors! Email me at editor at digitalisobscura.com for more information.Oldies, but Goodies!
Desire and Madness – a collected anthology from Gloucestershire University’s creative writing students.
Desire and Madness is a simple enough premise – and as themes go, its pretty well represented throughout the works of a diverse range of students. Eighteen separate, and sometimes disparate, yet compelling voices that cover prose, poetry, and one rather interestingly [...]
The long and short of it is we’re going to be posting content on a first come, first served basis, with it all premiering on the 1st of November. It’ll be in the PDF AND online for discussion from then.
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Mamaneedsabookcontract – Mama Needs a book contract is a really amazingly cool project where seven ‘mamas’, myself included, blog about all things writing, parenting, and life in general.
Terry Heath – a relatively new blogger on the scene, he’s a great writer and has many points that make you think – plus he’s a [...]
We’ve got three discussion points this month, and I’d be really interested in hearing your thoughts. So check out the discussion points category and let us know what you’re thinking!
Remember, Issue 1 of Digitalis Obscura has gone live and we’re looking forward to YOUR feedback.
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