Showing posts with label Pandemonium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pandemonium. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 September 2025

Devils and Angels

The Booker Prize shortlist was announced yesterday: you can find out which novels made the cut here. On 9th November, the Kayton Library is hosting our annual 'Predict the Booker' event. Six Pauline readers will be debating the merits of the books on the shortlist, and trying to win the audience vote for their selected nominee: will we agree with the Booker judges? We have a track record of 100% failure so far - but this year could be different!! You can read the report of last year's event here.  

Appropriately enough, today's post focusses on creative writing, featuring a short piece of work in progress by Harper Katz, and an extract from Alex Twinch's historical novel, Heresy of Angels, which formed the basis of his EPQ.  If you're interested in reading more Pauline creativity, here's a link to the  digital version of the most recent edition of Pandemonium, the SPS creative writing magazine. 


Wednesday, 20 June 2018

Pandaemonium 2018

This term's issue of Pandaemonium, the SPS creative writing magazine featuring stories and screenplays by a range of current Pauline writers will be published on Friday: click here for a preview.


The magazine will be distributed during afternoon tutors.  If you'd like to get involved with the magazine, or submit any writing or art-work for the next issue, just e-mail Mr Gardner at mtg@stpaulsschool.org.uk



Tuesday, 15 December 2015

Pandemonium: December 2015 issue out now

The December 2015 issue of Pandemonium has now been published. You can read it online, or pick up a paper copy from the Atrium on Tuesday or Wednesday. Thanks to all those who have contributed or helped to edit this issue.

Monday, 8 June 2015

Pandemonium: call for submissions

Pandemonium, the SPS creative writing magazine, invites submissions from boys in the 4th to 6th forms.



Submissions can be in any genre (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, drama, reportage, etc.). The magazine will be published in the final week of term, and will be made available online via this site.


Please send your submissions to ACS@stpaulsschool.org.uk by the end of Tuesday 16 June.