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:new:Last updated 29th June 2013 :new: We would love to hear feedback from people if they are using this! Have you entered something listed here? Have you won something? Are you actively using this? We want to ensure we are giving the community something worthwhile here- and please don't forget to add opportunities you find to the list too- the more people adding things, the better! Hello all! As writers, we always talk about “getting that piece published sometime” or “maybe submitting to a few places”, but how many of us actually eat our words and get on with it? It was suggested that perhaps we could help nudge you

In June 2012, Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Diamond Jubilee, along with many of her subjects. Some looked upon the event with disdain, while others treated it with complete indifference. Kings and queens have existed in this world for centuries, sometimes loved, sometimes hated, often controversial but always fascinating. The stories of royal families - whether real, fictional or a mix of the two - are enduring and plentiful. Think of Henry VIII and his six wives; the mystery of the Russian Princess Anastasia; the legends of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table; the princes and princesses battling evil queens in fairytales and