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WORK FOR MSLEXIA!

The national magazine for women writers will be recruiting two or more team members in the near future to replace one key person who is relocating, and for help developing and launching several new projects.

We are especially interested in hearing from well-organised self-starters with a range of abilities, which must include strong digital and marketing skills. Knowledge of the UK writing scene would also be an advantage. Programmes we work with include InDesign, Photoshop and Filemaker Pro. Mslexia is located in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne.

If you are interested, please email a one-page CV to Editorial Director Debbie Taylor (debbie@mslexia.co.uk). We will send out full job description/s and start dates as soon as they are available.

Mslexia PAMPHLET Competition

Shadow DispatchesShadow Dispatches by Polly Atkin

The 2012 winning pamphlet, Shadow Dispatches, is now available to buy from Seren Books.More information »

2013 Women's Pamphlet Competition

Pamphlet Competition 2013is now open for entries! For short collections of 18-20 poems of 20-24 pages by poets who have not previously had a full collection published. 1st Prize is Publication of the pamphlet by Seren Books in 2014, plus £250, 25 complimentary copies of the pamphlet and a 10 per cent royalty on sales. Judge: Amy Wack, poetry editor at Seren Books. Closing date: 17 June 2013Read more »

Mslexia Poetry Competition

Poetry Competition 20132013 Women's Poetry Competition

is now open for entries! For previously unpublished poems of any length and in any style. 1st Prize: £2,000 plus two optional extras: a week's writing retreat at Cove Park and a mentoring session with the editor of Poetry Review. Judge: Kathleen Jamie. Closing date: 17 June 2013. Read more »

Mslexia NOVEL COMPETITION

Winner!

CONGRATULATIONS to Lu Hersey, winner of our 2012 Children's Novel Competition with her novel Deep Water. Read more »

Novel Competition 20132013 Women's Novel Competition

is now open for entries. For novels in any genre for adult or young adult readers by previously unpublished women novelists. 1st Prize: £5,000. Judges: Kirsty Lang, Val McDermid, Charlotte Robertson. Closing date: 23 September 2013. Read more »

Mslexia Short Story Competition

Mslexia Short Story CompetitionShort Story Competition 2013

is now CLOSED. For unpublished stories of up to 2,200 words. 1st prize: £2,000, 2nd prize: £500, 3rd prize: £250 plus three other stories win £100 each. Judge: Janice Galloway. Read more »

Short Story Writing Workshops

devised by Katy Darby especially to help you generate entries to our short story competition. There will be three workshops released in the lead up to the deadline.Try the workshops »

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Events, Festivals, Writing Competitions, Courses, Retreats…

For highlights of listings occuring over the next few weeks, explore our What's on for Writers page, or click the links below. For comprehensive listings covering the current quarter: Subscribe now »

WHAT'S ON FOR WRITERS

flamingofeather Poetry Competition

is for poems of up to 120 lines on any theme. Judges: Mimi Khalvati and Peter Daniels. Prizes: £1,000, £500, £200, 3@£50, plus additional prizes.

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