Scottish PEN’s bi-annual magazine is again seeking writing from people living in Scotland who are from other parts of the world, to appear with work from its writer-members. The theme this time is “Messages”
Who is eligible to submit:
- Any person living in Scotland whose first language is not English, Scots and Gaelic
- Members of Scottish PEN
How to submit:
Submissions may be in any language, provided that they are accompanied by a translation into English or Scots. This translation can be the author’s or the work of another writer. Collaborations with those writing in other languages are very welcome.
Work may have been previously published.
Please do not include your name anywhere on your submission. Your name shouldonly appear on the submission form. This allows our editorial team to consider entires anonymously.
If you are unable to download the form please ensure that you include with your submission:
- details of your eligibility to submit: you must be either a refugee, asylum seeker or other person currently living in Scotland whose first language is not English, Scots or Gaelic or a current member of Scottish PEN.
- details of where the submitted work has been previously published, if applicable
- a brief (not more than 100 words) biography
For more information and to get involved