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I tried to explain why (and a little bit about how) in a guest post on Grrlscientist’s blog today.
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What a shame it’s not open to any writers based outside of the UK/RoI.
Sorry. But surely there are similar competitions elsewhere in the world?
I’m on my third draft already : /
Good for you! Only fifty or so more to go… 😉