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A
first novel for £30,000
The winner
of the Daily Mail First Novel competition will receive £30,000
and a publishing deal with Transworld Publishers.
This competition
is open to anyone aged 16 years or more who is a resident of the UK or
Republic of Ireland.
Enter by July 2, 2008.
See here
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Fiction
means making it up. It's about something that never happened, or might
never happen, at any rate.
Fiction dates back to the campfire storyteller who recalled often-true
stories with an embellishment that rendered the original yarn almost unrecognizable.
For all that, the listeners were enthralled as any audience; for a storyteller
should be so taken as to forget their surroundings completely.
Fiction
nowadays appears mostly within the confines of book covers, though some
has escaped onto the net and some writers are composing stories on blogs,
piece by piece, as Dickens and his contemporaries once did for their works
of fiction through weekly published episodes.
Few are the readers who have not learnt something true from reading fiction.
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lively club discussion on writing see here.
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