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Losing It is your second title to be published by Victorina Press – however they are two very different books. The Marsh People is dystopian

At around 4am, on April 11th 2011, unable to sleep, tossing and turning in bed, I got up, put the kettle on and grabbed an

The first book I remember reading Noddy and the Magic Boots. I had no interest in Noddy as a small child until he left behind

I grew up in Gaza in a crowded house, with ten people including my parents, at the heart of the Jabalia Camp. We barely had

I know you are interested in a wide range of historical literature, particularly Victorian Gothic. So it was probably a certainty that your first novel

The first book I remember reading One of the earliest books I remember reading as a bedtime story was about a fairy with a flower-petal

The first book I remember reading I was able to read before I went to my kindergarten in the Sudan. I don’t know what books

Interview with Judith Amanthis At the heart of Dirt Clean there is the brilliant and inventive story of a long-term quarrel between two sisters. Where

María Eugenia Bravo-Calderara comparte sus ideas de lo que busca al leer un poema. ¿Qué busco en un poema? Cuando leo un poema yo busco

A Writer Reading – Danielle Maisano The first book I remember reading I have a distinct memory of being quite young and reading a Dr.

The Victorina Press Poetry Contest 2022 – What the Judges Look for in a Winning Poem Two of the judges of this year’s Victorina Poetry

The History of 81 Words Flash Fiction Anthology 81words.net was a flash fiction website started by Adam Rubinstein, a self-professed “educational basket-case from the 70s”