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2020 Cerasus Poetry Olympics: Silver Medal Winner
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Submissions Update
We are currently giving preference to submissions of pamphlets/chapbooks that are oven-ready for publication. Please also consider submitting your poetry, prose and artwork to our quarterly Magazine.
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Our Top 10 Editing Tips
Do not overuse similes, saying something is like something else. Poetry is usually improved by metaphor. The yellow sun is like an egg yolk can become the sun is yellow as an egg yolk or the sun is egg yolk yellow or simply the sun is an egg yolk or just the egg yolk sun. Then you can start thinking about albumen clouds. BewareContinue reading “Our Top 10 Editing Tips”
CERASUS Magazine Issue 0
CERASUS Magazine is now available to buy on Amazon as a full colour A4 size 44 page paperback, priced at £5.99, featuring poetry and prose by Seth Crook, Jim Ferguson, George Gunn, SJ Howarth, Maxine Rose Munro, Zach Murphy, Penny Sharman & Morelle Smith. Or to download as an ebook from the CERASUS Magazine Ko-fi Shop.
2020 Cerasus Poetry Olympics – Final Results
It is my pleasure and honour to announce the Final Winners of the 2020 Cerasus Poetry Olympics: Gold Medal: ICELAND (Mark Kilburn) Silver Medal: FIJI (Sophie Norton) Bronze Medal: OMAN (John Gallas) Laurel Wreath: PERU (India Halstead) Many congratulations to 4 most worthy champions and to everyone else who took part in this competition andContinue reading “2020 Cerasus Poetry Olympics – Final Results”
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