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Telltales in November – Still time to submit your writing

November 15th, 2015  |  Published in Frontpage

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Submissions are invited for November’s Telltales, the theme of which will be “Somewhere“.

Submissions, whether for stories, poems, scripts or non-fiction, should be around 1600 words or ten minutes in length. Some ideas include: a favourite place, a journey, a utopia or dystopia, a room, inner voyages…

Please submit via the form on the right of this page.

The deadline for submissions is Friday 20 November.

Next Telltales: The next Telltales will be Tuesday 24 November 2015, 7 FOR 7.30 P.M. at Dolly’s Wine Bar, Falmouth

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