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ISSUE 41

Apr/May/Jun 2009

Featuring… NICOLA BARKER ◊ URSULA K LE GUIN ◊ SOPHIE HANNAH ◊ MAGGIE GEE ◊ JULIA HOBSBAWM
Mslexia Issue 41

Special

AGENDA

Sleight of Hand
Journalist Nancy Campbell explores bookmaking, an ancient and developing medium, through three practitioners.

INTERVIEW

Novelist Nicola Barker talks to Daneet Steffens

FEATURES

A Different View
Novelist Maggie Gee considers a major aspect of a writer's challenge – getting into the heads of her characters.

The Insider: Ros Ramsay

Structure's the Thing
Poet and crime fiction author Sophie Hannah reveals the common ground both genres share.

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NEW WRITING: Women's Short Story Competition 2009

selected by Helen Simpson

FIRST DRAFT

Clare Jay

MAKING A POEM

Gillian Allnutt talks to Colette Bryce

BOTTOM DRAWER

The book Ursula K Le Guin never published

BEDSIDE TABLE

What Julia Hobsbawm likes to read

Plus…

GUIDELINES

Joy of, Lowdown, Dear Danuta

INSPIRATIONS

Writing workshops with Bernadine Evaristo
Making a poem, Write your self, Keep going

BOOKS

How to write a bestseller, Writers' Bookshelf, Literary Landmarks, Independent press profile, Mslexia book reviews

DIRECTORY

Everything a writer needs to know: competitions, calls for submissions, grants, courses, events, contacts, venues

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THE Mslexia ARCHIVE

You can browse back issue contents year by year below, or click to view the full archive list.

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Features on the website

BOOKS

What to read, what not to read: Mslexia readers & reviewers give their verdict on the latest books, plus our celebrity guest reveals what's on her Bedside Table. Explore Books

THE Mslexia INTERVIEW

We find out what makes a successful author tick in this in-depth one-to-one on the highs and lows of writing and getting published. Read from the current Mslexia Interview

NEW WRITING

Sample the best freshly-picked writing as chosen by our guest author and read her essay; plus - we announce the new submission theme. Go to New Writing



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