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We're open until Friday 21 December. If your career plans feel frozen let us give them the kiss of life! Already home for Christmas? We offer telephone or Skype appointments and you can check out resources and opportunities 24/7 on Myfuture.bath.ac.uk. #christmas #careersmas #mistletoe #uniofbath #december #careers

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Creating in Quarantine: a one-off digital zine for the creative musings of immigrant daughters in lockdown. Being the eldest daughter in an immigrant family is a uniquely complex experience, and the experience of balancing multiple identities and roles at home whilst working, creating and living is worth exploring. We've teamed up with Home Girls Unite, a podcast and support group for eldest immigrant daughters, to publish a one-off digital collection of work (poetry, short stories, essays, photography and art) by eldest immigrant daughters. The scope of the brief is broad: you can write about whatever you want as long as you're an eldest daughter of an immigrant family. Send in your work to literarynatives@gmail.com by Monday 15th June. There are no submission guidelines for this one! If it can be published in digital zine format, we'll consider it. You don't have to address the pandemic in your work and you don't have to be a published author; first-time writers are welcome! – -. #wednesdaywisdom #amwriting #writersofinstagram #blackwriters #writersofcolour #onwriting #bookstagram #bookshelf #qotd #writingcommunity #writingadvice #literarynatives #bookworm #quarantine #creativity #writingprompts #homegirls #eldestimmigrantdaughter #literaryhomegirls

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