Hi folks! You may have noticed there’s been some radio silence on our end for a while, as we took a small break from this project over the summer. But we’ve also been busy working on some future ideas for Isolines. Here’s a wee hint of what’s coming very soon:
Submissions for round three of our issue "Waiting for a play to start" closes tonight at midnight! Take your inspiration from the photo in the pinned post on our profile and send your text to [email protected] 🎭
Hiiii to all new followers 🌻 What are you all reading this weekend? We’ll go first: in between unpacking moving boxes, we’re reading Olivia Laing, Elena Ferrante and Ali Smith!
It’s hot in the UK and the team is very busy behind the scenes. Because we run solely on a voluntary basis we’ve made the decision to extend the submission deadline one week. BUT that means another week for you to get your texts in 🌼 NEW DEADLINE: Sunday 25 July at midnight 🌼
"In the Abstract" by Julia Kusiak (shot in Warsaw, Poland).
It’s submission round THREE 🧡 Take inspiration from this photo and the theme 'Waiting for a play to start' to write prose, poetry, fiction or non-fiction.
Deadline 18th July at midnight (UTC+1).
"In the Abstract" by Julia Kusiak (shot in Warsaw, Poland).
It’s submission round THREE 🧡 Take inspiration from this photo and the theme 'Waiting for a play to start' to write prose, poetry, fiction or non-fiction.
Deadline 18th July at midnight (UTC+1).
The photograph below inspired the texts in our two recent tweets ❤️
Every three weeks we publish a new photograph that we want writers of all forms to take inspiration from 🧡
We still have two more photos to publish before the end of the first issue and we’re loving it 💛
"Forecast" by Oona Buttafoco (Edinburgh, UK).
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It’s round two! Again, we’d like you to take inspiration from this photo to write prose, poetry, fiction, or non-fiction. The theme for the issue is still "Waiting for a play to start" so do keep that in mind when writing.
Our other text submissions in this round comes from @JoshEffiong, it’s "The Currency Of Beautiful".
A Nigerian by birth and studying Science Laboratory Technology at University of Calabar. Joshua Effiong is a lover of poetry & here he finds freedom.
It’s Wednesday which means we post brand new texts submissions 🤩
First up is "The Aggrandizement" by Colin James.
He has a book of poetry, The Paralytically Obscure As Beauty Crescendo, available from The Book Patch. He lives in Massachusetts.
"Forecast" by Oona Buttafoco (Edinburgh, UK).
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It’s round two! Again, we’d like you to take inspiration from this photo to write prose, poetry, fiction, or non-fiction. The theme for the issue is still "Waiting for a play to start" so do keep that in mind when writing.
it's that time of the month where we ask which mags, presses, contests etc. are open for submissions (or staff apps and workshops)! will retweet and add to our monthly list 💕
One week to go until the deadline for round two of text submissions - eek!
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If you need an update on how our
submission system works, have a read on this post: