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She also runs Master the Art, a training consultancy that helps people communicate with more confidence, influence and authority in the workplace and beyond. She trained as part of the Battersea Arts Centre’s Development Theatre Company, working with directors such as Paul King, Steven Canny and Phil Wilmott. Marie O’Shea is a short story writer living on the Beara Peninsula. Her work has appeared in, ‘Popshot’, ‘The Galway Review’, ‘The Blue Nib’, ‘The Caterpillar Magazine,’ ‘Literary Mama’ and ‘Storgy’.Ĭatherine Allison is a voice artist and actor living in SE London. As the young female curator is interviewed by a journalist, we start to suspect there is more to his paintings than meets the eye. The scene is a retrospective exhibition of the work of a famous male artist. If you have further questions, please email. Payment for articles is made on publication, and Commonweal customarily retains the copyright on all published articles.ĭue to the high volume of submissions, we will not be able to provide feedback on submissions we do not accept. Your name and email address should appear at the top of your submission. Please submit poetry submissions in the separate 'Poetry Submissions' category on Submittable. We will be in touch if we are able to add you to our roster. If you would like to be added to our list of book reviewers, please attach writing samples and a CV as a pitch to. We do not accept unsolicited reviews, including reviews of books, film, music, or art. Please email your pitch to and include some information about your background or previous publications with your query. We welcome queries that outline an idea and an approach, though if we accept a pitch that does not guarantee publication. With the image, please submit a paragraph-length description/reflection on the photograph to be published alongside it.

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#Popshot podcast full

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