This might be of interest to some of you, especially if you are already part of a group of writers, or have worked with others on pieces before -
Have you ever produced, or would you like to produce, a piece of writing with another person? Leaf is seeking collaborations – between two or more writers, writer and artist/printmaker/illustrator, photographer and poet, or any other kind of collaboration you’ve taken part in. You’re welcome to embark on a brand new piece or to submit an extract from a previous project. Pieces of writing should be no longer than 1000 words each.
Prizes: £150 first prize plus publication in the Leaf Writers’ Magazine. Further successful entries may be published in the magazine. Published authors will also receive a free copy of the magazine.
You can enter online or by post: if you enter by post and would like your piece returned to you, please provide a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Entry fee: £3 per entry, 4 entries for £10.
Please include both/all of the authors’ names on your entry form.
Closing date: 28th Feb 2011
Prizes: £150 first prize plus publication in the Leaf Writers’ Magazine. Further successful entries may be published in the magazine. Published authors will also receive a free copy of the magazine.
You can enter online or by post: if you enter by post and would like your piece returned to you, please provide a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Entry fee: £3 per entry, 4 entries for £10.
Please include both/all of the authors’ names on your entry form.
Closing date: 28th Feb 2011
Full details of all competitions, including competition guidelines, are available here. See the competitions page on our website for full details of all current competitions and to enter online.
Contacting Leaf Books
Email: contact@leafbooks.co.uk
Post: Leaf Books, GTi Suite, Ty Menter, Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Taff CF45 4SNhttp://www.leafbooks.co.uk
A member of the GTi Business Network.
Sounds fascinating. I would have loved to give it a try, but feel I am too committed just now.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely interesting....and once again faced with the dilemma of 'which idea do I use - I can narrow it down to about 100!!'.
ReplyDeleteThis'll be food for thought....:D
I know what you mean Dave, the list of things to do can be endless. Jules what a dilemma to have!!! Thinking about doing something myself! It's good to do work with others.
ReplyDeleteI like the sound of this - first find someone to work with?!
ReplyDeleteThats interesting all right - I've never collaborated like that!
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