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[Editors]

If you haven't already heard about us, we are Editors Weekly, a group of literary professionals that have joined together to create an online magazine that assists authors not only get those coveted reviews, but also to provide articles all related to literature and authorship.

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[Andre]

Hello. Hope you are well. I followed you on FB but not seeing where to ask questions for review submission. Where to we open the free account?

[Editors]

Thanks for all the submissions thus far everyone. We are busily catching up, but as we take serious time reading each and every submission, prioritizing the large number of EDW Authors we have, it may take some time before your review gets done, but we'll get to it. As well, remember that none of the reviewers at EDW are paid, and they choose novels in no particular order.

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[Shakil]

Hi Readers,

In just a few weeks, I'll be releasing the first of my brainchildren out into the world. He's a satirical Sci-Fi about teens who play a VR videogame to learn crazy, funny lessons about women.

Blurb:
A genre-blending dystopian sci-fi satire about gender warfare and the search for acceptance.

The post-apocalypse is not what you've heard. Coriatown has no crime, no violence and no women. But it's not a utopia for all. When the Babybirds deliver a mutilated boy and Quinn - the only ginger in town - is blamed, he has no choice but to brave the crocs, the sharks and the perils of the Deadlands to find proof he's not the danger they think he is.

The only hope? A VR game created by the eccentric Professor Shepperton Winstanley, a self-proclaimed woman expert. Quinn must dive into 'Winstanley's World', to solve the puzzles, learn the lessons, fight the monsters and unravel man's greatest mystery, woman.

Womansplainer is a wild, offbeat satire of gender, society and video-games. For fans of Ready Player One and The Hunger Games, with a jolt of dark comedy and VR adventures.

A thrilling and hilarious story of survival, adventure and discovery. Trigger warnings; Mild Profanity, Some sexual language, Moderate violence (in a couple of scenes), Gingers.

Sound Interesting?

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