thi-wurd: Submissions open to writers and illustrators until 25
Submission date extended to 25 July, 2015
Submission Guidelines
1. Prose fiction please
2. For magazine submissions, the word limit is 4,000 words maximum, no minimum
3. The four accepted file types are ‘.doc’, ‘.docx’, ‘.rtf’, ‘.odt’ – nothing else (and no pdf’s)
4. Number your pages, and have the story title at the start and The End at the end
5. The piece cannot have been published before, although simultaneous subs are accepted If you’d like to illustrate for the magazine, artwork is sent to the same address.
Send your work by email
thi-wurd Issue 3.
This section: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events
Filed under: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events
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- ARC Conversations: Different by Design – Rethinking Treatment Discovery
- Will Wilson Photography Exhibition – Artist’s Talk, Clydebank Town Hall
- Govan Book Festival – In Conversation with Alan Dimmick
- Doors Open Days: Old Kilpatrick Graveyard Walk and Talk
- Launch of Books by Lesley Benzie and Graham Fulton
- Ann MacKinnon, Scottish Writers Centre
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- Govanhill Book Festival 2026
- Pints of Knowledge, Glasgow. ‘Big Songs Small Rooms’
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- Spiral Scratch – Kevin Gilday New Material plus Open Mic
- tell it slant at Locavore
- Scottish Writers Centre Speakeasy The Griffin
- Watershed Festival at The Briggait
- Heritage Talks at WestFest: Broomhill
- Heritage Talks Kelvin Hall at WestFest
- Treasures of the Vikings, Govan Book Festival
- Heritage Talks: Living With Rain in Glasgow – Dr Andrew Hoolachan

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