SUBMISSIONS TO THE INKWELL IS OPEN!

Hi everyone!

Submissions for The Inkwell are open! We want your best poetry, prose, drama and artwork. The theme for this semester is 'RITUALS' (although, think of this more as 'inspiration' rather than a necessity. You can submit things that aren't to do with the theme too!).
Word limits are as follows:
Poetry: < 40 lines
Prose: <1100 words
Drama: <70 lines
Aaaand submissions should be submitted to the relevant email addresses before Tuesday 28th October.
Poetry: poetry.publishedinburgh@gmail.com
Prose: prose.publishedinburgh@gmail.com
Drama: drama.publishedinburgh@gmail.com
Art: publishedinburgh@gmail.com
General Enquiries: publishedinburgh@gmail.com
If you haven't had a chance to pick up last semester's edition, and want to have a look at the kind of stuff that was selected, here's a link to the 'virtual copy': http://www.publishedinburgh.blogspot.co.uk/p/past-issues.html
Can't wait to read all submissions!
Figgy

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