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Diana’s Substack - Inroads

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By Diana McCaulay
| Substack
I’ve been a huge beneficiary of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize. It’s one of the first prizes I entered as a novice writer, and it remains one of my favourites. Long odds these days because there are so many entries, but it’s free to enter, and international in scope, although not all writers in all countries or languages are eligible. I’ve entered six times: Won the regional prize for Caribbean twice (2012 and 2022), twice made the 200 longlist, and twice my story did not make the longlist cut.
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Table of Contents - March 12, 2026

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By Diana McCaulay, Margaret Kennedy, Dan Chiasson
| Soundings from The New York Review
Skip to Content Poisonous Objects Two exhibitions in Los Angeles respond to the racist monuments to Confederate soldiers that have been erected all over the United States.
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The Best Adventure Novels: The 2025 Wilbur Smith Prize

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By Costanza Casati, Nydia Hetherington, Jack Jordan, Diana McCaulay
| Five Books
Could you start by giving an introduction to the prize and what you, as judges, were looking for in the shortlisted novels? The Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize is there to showcase the world’s best adventure writing authors and books. It’s to highlight the genre and to bring it—ideally—to people who wouldn’t normally open those kinds of books. It’s about the best of adventure writing, which could be anything. Adventure means something different for everybody.
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