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Read, revise, review, repeat
Hysteria

Read, revise, review, repeat

ByEl Rhodes 27, July 202226, July 2022

Welcome to the third in the series of blog posts I’m writing during my time as the 2022 Hysteria Writer In Residence. You’ll notice it’s a bumper post, that’s to make up for the gap last month – life and Covid overtook me! Pheww!

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Get started with five easy techniques
Hysteria

Get started with five easy techniques

ByEl Rhodes 23, May 2022

Welcome to the second in the series of blog posts I’m writing during my time as the 2022 Hysteria Writer In Residence. Last month I talked about submission guidelines and why it really matters to pay attention to them when submitting to competitions and journals. For this month I promised a discussion about getting started…

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5 things to think about when submitting to a writing competition
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5 things to think about when submitting to a writing competition

ByEl Rhodes 4, April 20223, April 2022

Warm greetings to you from the slightly chilly dressing table I write at in our flat. Not quite a room of one’s own, but it does the trick. If you saw the interview Linda did with me a month or so ago you’ll know who I am. If not, I’m El Rhodes, I’m an archaeologist…

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Hysteria Readers 2022
Hysteria

Hysteria Readers 2022

ByLinda Parkinson-Hardman 28, March 202223, April 2022

The Hysteria Writing Competition couldn’t take place each year without the help of my wonderful volunteer writing competition readers. You can find out more about this year’s team below. Each reader reviews all the entries in their category. This gives them the opportunity to really see what makes a good entry.

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A New Hope by Tracy Davidson, Hysteria 2021 category winner
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A New Hope by Tracy Davidson, Hysteria 2021 category winner

ByLinda Parkinson-Hardman 10, February 202214, July 2022

Tracy Davidson is the winner of the Poetry category in the 2021 Hysteria Writing Competition. You can find her poem, along with the other finalists from each category in the Hysteria 8 anthology.

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What if earth is a pyramid by Abdulrahman M Abu-Yaman, Hysteria 2021 category winner
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What if earth is a pyramid by Abdulrahman M Abu-Yaman, Hysteria 2021 category winner

ByLinda Parkinson-Hardman 27, January 202214, July 2022

Abdulrahman Mohammed Abu-Yaman is the winner of the flash fiction category in the 2021 Hysteria Writing Competition. You can find his writing, along with the other finalists from each category in the Hysteria 8 anthology.

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The day of glorious silliness by Jill Waters, Hysteria 2021 category winner
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The day of glorious silliness by Jill Waters, Hysteria 2021 category winner

ByJill Waters 13, January 202214, July 2022

Jill Waters is the winner of the Short Story category in the 2021 Hysteria Writing Competition. You can find her story, along with the other finalists from each category in the Hysteria 8 anthology.

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Hysteria 8 launch event and winners announcements
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Hysteria 8 launch event and winners announcements

ByLinda Parkinson-Hardman 3, December 20213, December 2021

Well, what an evening. It was the first time I’ve ever held a launch event for a book, let alone an anthology for the Hysteria Writing Competition. And it was the most fun. With my special guests and friends helping out, together with a few technical (no make that human glitches) we got through it…

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Hysteria Writing Competition 2021 finalists
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Hysteria Writing Competition 2021 finalists

ByLinda Parkinson-Hardman 13, November 202110, December 2021

The long list of finalists for each category in this year’s Hysteria Writing Competition is below. You can also take part in the annual Guess the Cover competition for a chance to win a fun prize when the category winners are also announced.

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In conversation with Gillian Scholey and Michelle Christophorou
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In conversation with Gillian Scholey and Michelle Christophorou

ByLinda Parkinson-Hardman 3, June 20213, December 2021

Michelle and Gillian are two of the reader team for this year’s Hysteria Writing Competition. In this episode we discuss the finer merits of entering writing competitions, what they are looking for and their own work as award winning writers themselves.

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