Entries are now invited for the Anthology Short Story Competition 2024
Arts
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Entries are now invited for the Anthology Flash Fiction Competition 2023
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Edel Cassidy interviews Tawny Chatmon about her art, life, love, inspirations and aspirations.
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A remarkable three-volume collector’s set presents the complete works of the Sistine Chapel
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Words Edel Cassidy Every dog lover knows that nothing compares to the unconditional love offered by our precious four-legged friends. But have our beloved pooches always been our best friends? The answer is yes! And…
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Congratulations to Ágnes Keleman, winner of the Anthology Cover Art Award 2021. Hungarian artist Ágnes Kelemen, winner of the Anthology Cover Art Award, was born in Budapest and lives there to this day. She was…
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Congratulations to Crystal Cardona, winner of the Anthology Poetry Award 2021. Unknown Freedom Crystal Cardona Taken as an infant, Far away from home, No more mother, or father An Aboriginal baby alone. Forgotten identity and culture,…
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Words Dolores O’Donoghue How the son of an Irish tenant farmer rose from journeyman carpenter to become the architect of the world’s most famous house James Hoban, born in 1758, was the son of an…
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Words Edel Cassidy An extraordinary modern vellum manuscript in a single volume which is comprised of the original work of Ireland’s finest poets and artists, produced in Dublin between 1989 and 1991 Theo Dorgan and…
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Congratulations to Crystal Cardona, winner of the Anthology Poetry Award 2021. 1st Prize Crystal Cardona Australia – Unknown Freedom Crystal‘s winning poem will be published in a forthcoming issue of Anthology Highly Commended The judges would…
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Julian Vignoles The sky to the west was clear blue, but the cloudiness in Con’s head was back with a vengeance. He felt passive – the holiday was confusing him. Why were they standing in…
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Words Tom Weber For over a millennium, the Most Serene Republic of Venice (La Serenissima) was a wealthy, majestic and innovative maritime power. A leader in trade and diplomacy between Europe and the Orient, Venice uniquely…