So
how do I go about joining the Dublin Writers Workshop?
The DWW takes place on the first three Mondays of every month
in the upstairs lounge of Bowes Public House, Fleet Street,
Dublin 2 (opposite the Irish Times offices). It starts at 8.30pm
and usually finishes around 11pm. All are welcome.
To participate you can bring work to read [poetry or prose]
- please bring photocopies - or you can just give feedback on
the work of other participants. It costs £1 for
the waged and 50p for the unwaged.
How
to I submit work to Electric Acorn?
You can email up to 5 poems or 2 short stories for consideration
by the editors to:
submissions@dublinwriters.org
There is no limit to subject matter although we not publish
anything of a pornographic or racist nature.
What
About your privacy policy on this site?
You can read all about that at our privacy
policy page, here.
If
I'm lucky enough to get published in Electric Acorn, does that
mean that
the work is still unpublished as far as "real" publications
and competitions are concerned?
Work submitted to Electric Acorn should be unpublished. Please
note that "virtual" publication in Electric Acorn is the same
as being published in a "real" magazine or journal. We regret
that we are not in a position to pay contributors at present.
Electric Acorn appears on
a quarterly basis
How
do I join the DWW mailing list?
By going to our contacts
page and submitting your email address. You'll then receive
our updates. This is the update mailing list. We also run a
discussion mailing list called "Acorn
Live" you can find out more about that here.
Who
Do I contact about the design, coding and spidering of this
site?
Mark, at: webmaster@dublinwriters.org
How
do I contact the editor?
That's Nessa at: info@dublinwriters.org
I
am a university student. Where can I find out about courses on
Modern Irish Literature?
Apart from the Universties,
Contacting the Irish Writers
Centre would be a good move to find out about shorter courses
with a contemporary focus.
Contact us if you have another question which you don't see
answered here.
