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February 1: Writer sign ups begin
March 1: Writer sign ups close
May 1: Artist sign ups begin
May 31: Artist sign ups close
July 1: Writers’ rough drafts (6,600 words minimum)/full outlines due. Story summaries also due
July 9: Artist Claims Day. Artists will claim stories based on anonymous story summaries, first come, first served
September 23: Final stories (10,000 words minimum) and artwork/vids due
October: Posting begins
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March 1: Writer sign ups close
May 1: Artist sign ups begin
May 31: Artist sign ups close
July 1: Writers’ rough drafts (6,600 words minimum)/full outlines due. Story summaries also due
July 9: Artist Claims Day. Artists will claim stories based on anonymous story summaries, first come, first served
September 23: Final stories (10,000 words minimum) and artwork/vids due
October: Posting begins
Many thanks to the one and only
norfolkdumpling for creating our banner, icons and comm layout. Stories and Art/Vids
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Date: 2021-07-18 12:31 am (UTC)The UK ring sizing system uses a letter system for ring sizing. This system is formally known as the Wheatsheaf standard; British Standard 1283:1945. The Wheatsheaf standard is represented by a letter size where each size is 1/64th of an inch step in diameter. The original wheatsheaf standard was upgraded in 1987 by British standard 6820:1987. The good news? You don't need to worry which one is used. The two standards are virtually the same.
https://www.buchkosky.com/education/uk_ring_size/