Can you think of a better way to start off February than by having a print book party? Okay, maybe with a million dollars – that’ll get you a lot of books for certain – especially at these bargain prices! Check out all the great reads at the Indies Unlimited Print Book Party.
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The BBC Radio Drama Readings Unit welcomes submissions from writers new to radio for their annual series, Opening Lines which is broadcast on BBC Radio 4. They are looking for original short stories which work being read out loud i.e. with a strong emphasis on narrative and avoiding too much dialogue, character description and digression. Pay particular attention to how the story opens and closes, the ending needs to link back to the beginning.