Tuesday 10 September 2013
Submissions v. Subscriptions
So far this month people wanting me to publish their stories in ST outnumber those willing to renew/buy a subscription to the magazine by approximately 4:1. This is, I suspect, the reason why there are very few people out there willing to edit small circulation magazines. Pity.
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Supposedly the poet Paddy Kavanagh once commented that at the great massing at Tara (seat of Ireland's High Kings) there were ten thousand poets - and that it hadn't been allowed drop below that number since. I guess writers are equally ubiquitous!
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