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Ascriber / Writers Eyes Workshop - 14
Rubbish
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'If you keep your mind sufficiently open, people will throw a lot of rubbish into it.' - William Orton.
Now's your chance to use some of the rubbish caused by an open mind for this month's workshop is purely rubbish.
Think of rubbish - what do you see? It may be a black bag waiting for the rubbish collection, a load of old car tyres dumped in some country lane or even the flotsam and jetsam washed up on a beautiful sandy beach. It could also be police sifting through rubbish at a tip to try to find some missing bit of evidence or somebody finding that pearl in a discarded oyster.
So open your mind and let the rubbish out.
Short story writers - a story of around 2000 words please with rubbish as a significant factor.
Article writers - An article between 1000 and 2000 words on rubbish of some form or another.
So there you are e-mail your submissions to our writing group submissions address and we don't mind if you attempt both prose or poetry.
Submissions are from:
After The Event by Janis M. Robertson
(Short Story)
Metal Box Manna by John Ryley
(Short Story)
I Am Not Rubbish by Dorothy Spry
(Short Story)
Somewhere in the Garden of my Soul by Anna Brown
(Poetry)