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York Literary Review 2022

York Literary Review 2022

York St John

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Editorial:
Valley Press Ltd
Año de edición:
2022
Materia
Antologías poéticas (varios poetas)
ISBN:
9781912436880
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Movement is this year’s theme for the York Literary Review 2022, the anthology stirring your mind to understand how movement may be integrated into your life in ways you’ve never before considered. The collection lets you roam the streets of York, catapults you to life on Mars, and gives you an intense choir performance - there really is no rest!The York Literary Review is an annual creative writing journal started in 2016. They champion the most exciting new and emerging writers from all walks of life, showcasing diverse voices. The anthology is created by MA Publishing students at York St John University, who particularly aim at promoting Northern visibility, inclusion and representation. The anthology this year is published by Lendal Press, with Seline Duzeli as Managing Editor. 

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