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Adding this to the IWSG site today!
ReplyDeleteThanks Patsy. You are always so generous in sharing your information.
ReplyDelete@ Alex – thanks, I appreciate it.
ReplyDelete@ Linda – Thank you. I try to be helpful, but prefer not to spend all day doing it.
I love writing poems, does any of the women mags accept poems?
ReplyDelete@ Jane - a few do, but often they're not a regular feature. You might be better off sending them to the letters page. You could also consider doing the same with any appropriate special interest magazines, such as gardening, crafts, pets etc.
ReplyDeleteDid anyone enter the Crowvus Ghost Competition? According to the website, I've won first place, yet no-one's contacted me and my polite enquiry email has been ignored. As for the £100 prize money ... Interestingly, Crowvus is based in Caithness, yet their email originates from California. Spooky.
ReplyDeleteSandra Morgan
Re my foregoing on Crowvus. I've been contacted with a lovely email. Must have more patience!
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