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Free creative writing magazine WHAT THE DICKENS PUMPKIN EDITION OUT NOW

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Craft articles, creative writing competitions, author interviews, creative writing exercises, book reviews, social media advice, short stories, even an agony aunt for writers and their plots….there’s so much in it and it can be all yours for just a few clicks of a mouse.
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3 comments on “Free creative writing magazine WHAT THE DICKENS PUMPKIN EDITION OUT NOW”

  1. ann perrin
    October 3, 2012

    Really wonderful, a wonderful freebie, colourful, informative a real treat x

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  2. bridget whelan
    October 3, 2012

    So glad you like it. Very proud to be associated with What the Dickens. I came on board last issue through a former cw student but it’s been going for more than a year and half – great team behind it.

    Reply

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