Cloud Ink 

October, 2018 Newsletter

Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 NEW VOICES – Emerging Poets Competition

Congratulations to Gillian Roach - this year's winner of the NEW VOICES – Emerging Poets Competition, and runner up, Patricia Hanifin.  Both Gillian and Patricia are Auckland University of Technology Master of Creative Writing alumni.

 

Here's a link to the full press release including commendations!

 

Congratulations to all!

Submissions for Fresh Ink, 2019

With the success of our first anthology in 2017, Fresh Ink A Collection of Voices from Aotearoa New Zealand 2017, we are excited to again be taking submissions for the second in the series to be published in late 2019. The anthology will contain works across a range of fields and genres. We invite writers to submit entries, which can be: prose (fiction or creative non-fiction), poetry, illustrated stories or flash fiction. The submissions can be standalone works or an extract from a longer work. The maximum word limit, per story, is 4000 words, and the cost per entry is $30 (although for shorter works, such as poetry or flash fiction, you may submit up to three entries for the single submission fee).

Submissions are open to all New Zealanders, who are either living in New Zealand or have a New Zealand passport and will close on the 23rd of December.

 

Please submit your entry using size 12 Times New Roman, 1.5 spacing to info@cloudink.co.nz, including your name, contact details, and accompanying submission fee of $30 to Cloud Ink Press (ASB:12-3083-0323967-00).

 

To purchase a copy of Fresh Ink, visit our Cloud Ink Press online shop.

 

 

 

Note that Cloud Ink Press will not be taking full manuscript submissions during late 2018 from MCW subscribers because we have a full publication schedule for 2019.  A new submission period will resume in early 2019. Details to be announced.

Book clubs and author talks

Are you a part of a book group?   If so, why not invite a Cloud Ink Press author to talk to your group? For book clubs, Cloud Ink will also offer your group a discount on bulk orders, at, for example, eight books for the price of seven plus postage.  Please email info@cloudink.co.nz for further details and author availability. Currently Helen McNeil and Thalia Henry are based in Auckland, and Brendaniel Weir lives in Wellington.   Our authors are also available for wider group talks such as at rest homes or yacht clubs.

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Speaker's fee: $60

Mileage: 76c per kilometre

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Words Will Work

 

 

Words Will Work, the first South Auckland Writers' Festival, takes place on 26 - 27 October at the Mangere East Community Centre and the Metro Theatre on Friday afternoon and Saturday. Friday evening will feature Ant Sang and Michael Bennett who are giving a joint demonstration of graphic novel-writing.  On Saturday the day kicks off a panel discussion including four authors of crime novels. 

 

To check out the full programme and to book tickets, click here.

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A case of dates

 

 

10 - 14 October

 

26 - 27 October

 

 

14 - 18 January

 

 

 

 

Frankfurt Book Fair

 

Words Will Work - South Auckland Writers' Festival

 

The Novel: from Conception to Completion. Five day workshop at the Corbans Art Estate 

 

Competition deadlines

5 October

 

5 October

 

9 October - 8 November

 

 

12 October

 

 

31 October

 

20 November

 

 

Kiss me hardy submissions

 

Grimshaw Sargeson Fellowship

 

Hachette Mentoring Program

(Must be a NZ Society of Authors member)

 

University of Waikato Writer in Residence

 

Storylines Tom Fitzgibbon Award

 

Michael Gifkins Prize for an Unpublished Novel

 

 

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