The Write Idea

flirtybee · Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 1:20 pm Post subject: Submission guidelines

The editorial team of The Write Idea is currently working on Issue Seven of The RightEyedDeer which will be published in August 2011 as a download and in print.

http://therighteyeddeer.weebly.com/

Our main theme is the number seven. It can be seventh heaven, lucky (or not so lucky perhaps) seven, the seventh son of a seventh son, the seventh month (a chance for some seasonal writing here) the seventh day, seven dwarfs, pillars of wisdom, hills of Rome, 007, Ages of Man, 7th heaven, 7 Year Itch, etc etc. Push the boundaries and strain the tenuous links with the number, we won't mind.

It may be a poem, story, piece of non-fiction of seven words, seven lines, seven stanzas (any length), seven paragraphs etc. Seven pages might just be pushing our editorial limits, but all we seek is fine writing that makes us drool and know that it just HAS to be published.

In addition we are leaving a bit of space in TRed 7 for any exceptional writing (poem or prose) that doesn’t fit the theme. So if you’ve got something that you think is too good for us to miss, please send it across.

Closing date for submissions is July 31st – but the sooner the better would suit the editors.

We’re looking forward to receiving some fine work.
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QBall · Joined: 01 Dec 2008 Posts: 274 Location: Victoria BC Canada

I wrote a tale to enter into a comp. that I didn't finish in time.
I can easily change this story to the specs (seve) but is there a word limit for prose?
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Mandy Pannett · Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2011 6:43 am Post subject:

I don't think there's a word limit O'Ball, apart from this:

flirtybee · Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 2:30 am Post subject:

Now available in print or a free PDF download Smile

http://therighteyeddeer.weebly.com/issue-seven.html
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sometimes impossibility is only a state of mind, and yes, dammit, I do mind! -DP Smile

The increase of disorder or entropy is what distinguishes the past from the future, giving a direction to time - Stephen Hawking