Paris Lit Up

Paris Lit Up is an open community dedicated to the Parisian literary scene. Largely Anglophone, but not exclusively. All welcome. Be kind.

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Happy Saturday everyone, Paris Lit Up will be celebrating its tenth annual edition of the magazine. If you have some #prose, #poetry, or #visualart that you are looking to try and publish, you might consider submitting to our magazine. 1/

[Paris Heretics @ParisHeretics]

A short but powerful interview with @chapp010 is featured this week on the Women of Alabama instagram feed! https://t.co/4E7Pfeo6dX

[INKSOUNDS @inksounds1]

we’re looking for more poetry submissions! two weeks response time.

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@BryanMoats We have a T Shirt for our literary association. Does that count? PLU = Paris Lit Up, and not plan logement urbain, as someone thought.

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German learns about Tipping in the U.S. https://t.co/d5clYSPO75 via @YouTube

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Finally, as always, thank you to our previous contributors and public who made PLU 9 a success. Thanks also to all contributors for our 10 years of anglophone literary activity in Paris. We will be having an event in Paris on Sunday 25 September, in connection with 100tpc. 4/

[Paris Lit Up @ParisLitUp]

Happy Saturday everyone, Paris Lit Up will be celebrating its tenth annual edition of the magazine. If you have some #prose, #poetry, or #visualart that you are looking to try and publish, you might consider submitting to our magazine. 1/

[Paris Lit Up @ParisLitUp]

Please read our submissions guidelines. This actually really helps, not only to process the hundreds of submissions we often receive, but also for the layout team at the end when dealing with various technical bits concerning our contributors. 3/

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@Meljbradley Not a question of being pushy or even brave. Just be natural and honest in your communication with local associations, book shops, cultural centres and what not, and you'll be fine. Every time we have been on tour, we are surprised by how generously dynamic people are.

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August in Paris.

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August in Paris.

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August in Paris.

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@YouTube https://t.co/5K1JiFdP0F

[MichaelGrandageCo @MichaelGrandage]

ORLANDO tells a story like no other. Michael Grandage directs Emma Corrin in Neil Bartlett’s joyous new adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s modern masterpiece. At the Garrick Theatre from 25 November. Tickets Now On Sale: https://t.co/ibesAQ9L5s

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@poetslive @soulfully_alex Hello there! Thanks, Poets Live. We have current submissions open for our 10th annual magazine. A big moment. Happy to chat about showcasing a little of what Paris Lit Up does here in the anglophone literary community in Paris.

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@FlockReader Hello! We have opened up our submissions for our 10th annual magazine. Like every year, here is a video to get any potential contributors in the mood.

Submissions open until Sunday 11 September. Details in video description.

https://t.co/ddfQInsDui

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Rencontre avec René Char https://t.co/f0mlFwoxJP via @YouTube

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Une Vie, une œuvre : René Char (1907-1988) https://t.co/z1lUXWlJVH via @YouTube

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ÉLÉMENTS, René Char, Fureur et mystère, 1948 https://t.co/Tiqoy5hIm5 via @YouTube