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PLEASE HOLD was the Writing Festival’s November 2015 Chapter 1 Novel Winner. Watch PLEASE HOLD Chapter 1 Reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwQmT4TelM4 Novel read by writer Val Cole. Get to know writer Tricia Stewart Shiu: 1. What is your novel about? Short Description: Steno pad. Check. #2 pencil. Check. Shrine to Mary Tyler…
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Daily Writing Festival Deadlines: Submit your novels, short stories, screenplays, poetry to the festival. Get performance video of your work.
Today’s Novel Pitch: Saturday November 7 2015
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Eulogy For A Bat – Poetry Reading by Kathy Figueroa
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Watch the Poetry Reading EULOGY FOR A BAT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEkhGb0EpYQ Poet read by actress Val Cole Get to know writer Kathy Figueroa: 1) What is the theme of your poem? The main theme of “Eulogy For A Bat” is appreciation for this beneficial but, often, maligned or vilified critter. 2) How…
Watch a Family Novel Transcript reading of NOT TO TALK ABOUT UNTIL NOW
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Deadline November 10th for Family Film and Writing Festival http://festivalforfamily.com/ NOT TO TALK ABOUT UNTIL NOW Chapters 4 and 5 Transcript reading of the Novel by Kirsten Marie Wohlgemuth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZHn_AMNPCc Get to know the writer: http://wildsoundfestivalreview.com/2015/03/19/interview-with-kirsten-marie-wohlgemuth-winning-novelist-not-to-talk-about-until-now/ STORY Read By – Val Cole Best Scene Novel genre: Drama, Family SYNOPSIS:…
Without a Trace by Natasha Turner
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Genre: Rhyme, Love, Relationship Without a Trace by Natasha Turner Years have gone by But still can’t forget Can’t get rid of this beating sound Ticking in my head. I know the reason Can’t deceive no more I have killed a body In a silent war. Screams left unheard Echoing…
Patience, Poetry by R.D. Preston
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Genre: Love, Rhyme Patience by R.D. Preston My patience is a virtue I give myself to thee My kindness is about our love Forever I promise it will be I will give you all my love As I cherish you each day You have fulfilled my empty heart As we…
Crazy Boy, Poetry by R.Shanelle
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Genre: Inspirational Crazy Boy by R.Shanelle http://www.twitter.com/rshanelle Hey crazy boy why you acting like that You talk funny, you walk funny why you acting so black Angry boy why you so mad and mean mugging so hard Paramount pictures should buy your story you who are nothing without God You…
THE MARKET PLACE, Poetry by Frances Sheehan
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GENRE: LIFE. THE MARKET PLACE by Frances Sheehan Swirling, twirling spirals of colour invade our eyes with Insistence; That we share in the carnival displayed at The Market Place. Vendors call out and children laugh joyfully at goods displayed… Deliciously; Determined to tempt the desire of Wanting, for its own…
The Things We Do To Fish – Poetry Reading by Paul Tapp
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Watch Poetry Reading of THE THINGS WE DO TO FISH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsUqZxRVDo0 Poetry performed by actor Val Cole Get to know poet Paul Tapp: 1) What is the theme of your poem? I guess its how unthinkingly cruel we are to animals. 2) How would you like people to respond when…
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