If you're an ex-pat writer, here's your chance to get your short story, poem or non-fiction piece published.
Writers Abroad are looking for submissions for their third anthology, 'Foreign Encounters'.
Submissions are sought on the general theme of relationships around the world. The
anthology will be print published and later available as an e-book. Your short story, non-fiction
piece or poem can encompass people, animals and places. An encounter or
alliance, a connection or kinship, love or liaison written from an
ex-pat view point.
This year Writers Abroad will be donating all profits made to charity,
Books Abroad. Books Abroad believes that education is required to solve
the world's problems and is therefore helping educate school children
worldwide by providing free, carefully chosen school books. Books Abroad
is currently working in 84 countries and serving 977 educational
establishments. This includes Africa, Asia, Central & Southern
America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Author, Julia
Gregson, whose best-selling novel 'East of the Sun' won the prestigious
Prince Maurice Prize, will be writing the foreword.
Contributions: Expat or former ex-pat writers, or those writers who are living outside the country of their birth.
Word Count: Fiction – up to 1700 words (flash fiction is welcome)
Non-Fiction – up to 1000 words. Maximum of 30 lines for poetry.
Deadline is 31 July 2012
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