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- Date:
- 03 Feb 2006
- Time:
- 16:33:42
"Thereby Hangs a Tale" is seeking submissions. This new zine, founded by Portland writers Tiffany Talbott and Margaret Foley, explores stories that form around an idea, an object, an image, a place or an experience. The inaugural theme is “expatriate,” the interpretation is up to the writer. They are looking for tales in several categories: Personal Essay; Tall Tale; How To; and Interview. To learn more, check out submission categories, read an interview with poet Jon Woodward or cruise their Resources for Writers page, please visit www.therebyhangsatale.com
- Date:
- 11 Feb 2006
- Time:
- 15:06:16
FLORIDA HORROR: Dark Tales From The Sunshine State is NOW available from Carnifex Press Welcome to a twisted Florida, where alligators, strange
creatures, the Bermuda Triangle, hurricanes and gridlock all conspire in twelve tales of terror from the newest voices in horror! Stories by Jim Chaplin, Eric Diehl, Heather Lee Fleming, Gary Fry, Misty L. Gersley, John Hubbard, Belea T. Keeney, Ward Parker, Richard Pitaniello, Lon Prater, Daniel R. Robichaud, E.N. Wilson for further information and ordering: http://www.carnifexpress.net/store.php http://www.carnifexpress.net/store.php
Armand Rosamilia
Carnifex Press
- Remote User:
- Date:
- 07 Mar 2006
- Time:
- 21:43:15
CALL FOR STORIES – OUTDOOR ADVENTURES WITH KIDS: Editor Jennifer Bové is seeking stories for her 3rd anthology, Wild With Child: Adventures of Families in the Field. If you've “roughed it” outdoors with kids in tow (or in the lead!), and you'd like to write about your adventures, please go to www.bovesboots.blogspot.com to learn more about submitting a story. Thanks for passing the word!
- Remote User:
- Date:
- 12 Apr 2006
- Time:
- 18:14:45
Fall 2006 Writing Contest: California Writers Club, Central Coast Branch Details: www.centralcoastwriters.org Your response to our Spring 2006 contest was so overwhelming, we're not changing a thing. Here are the details of our Fall contest. Our sincere thanks to Maria Tabor, Dr. Jessica Breheny of Hartnell College and the Homestead Review production staff for their support and encouragement. Prizes: 1st: $100 plus publication in the Spring '06 Homestead Review; 2nd $75; 3rd: $50. Prizes will be awarded in two categories: Short Story and Poetry. All winning entries will be published on our Web site. Note: All entries will be considered for publication in the Spring Homestead Review. Contest Rules Eligibility: Open to all work not previously published. Entry Fee: Short Stories: $15/entry. ($10/entry for CWC Members). Poetry: $15 for up to three poems. ($10 for up to three poems for CWC Members.) Other branch CWC Members: Please include branch and contact information. Multiple Entries: You may enter as many times as you wish. Maximum Length: Short Story: 4000 words. Poetry: No restrictions. Entry Deadline: Must be postmarked on or before September 1, 2006. Submit to: CCW Fall Contest, c/o Diedre Lemp, 93 Boronda Road, Carmel Valley, CA 93924. Please note that entries will not be returned. Make your check payable to CCW Branch CWC Format: Typed, white 8 1/2 x 11 paper, unstapled, single-sided, double spaced numbered pages, with title only (not your name) on upper left corner of all pages. Include a cover sheet with the title of your entry, your name, address, e-mail address, phone number and word count for Short Stories (not needed for poetry entries). Notification: Winners will be notified by October 15, 2006 and announced in the branch newsletter, Scribbles.
- Remote User:
- Date:
- 12 Aug 2006
- Time:
- 22:59:41
Bonefire! Sharing our Stories...Releasing our Fire! We all have a story. But did you know that no one can tell your story the way that you do? Did you know that others are "dying" to hear your story? We all have experiences that make us remember why we don't like certain foods or why we hang onto certain habits. It's the reason many of us hate the dark. It's the reason we hate to sleep because sleep brings with it, the ghosts of our violated past. Freedom only comes when we no longer allow those memories to hold us captive by keeping us silent. Now, it is time to walk in freedom's light! It's time to tell your story and shout from the mountain tops how the angels lifted you out of harm's way and how God parted the Red Sea of trials and stopped the advance of your enemies. It's time to release that fire that is shut up in your powerful bones and live!!!! We invite you to share your story so others can live. We invite you to share your story so others can see the beauty and power of survival. Go ahead! Submit that story and release that fire shut up in your bones! Visit our website for more details. http://www.aacmcoalition.com
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Unbound Press an international journal of w o r d s & i m a g e s is proud
to announce an
open call for submissions for
fiction & poetry &
creative non-fiction &
first chapters
as well as interviews and reviews of books / music / theatre / art
unbound press is a new literary journal looking for
excellent fiction / poetry / creative nonfiction.
whether you are an established artist or new on the scene,
we're interested in your unique voice!
we're also interested in a diverse range of topics -
with the main focus on quality!
You may submit 1-6 poems or 1 short story or 1 creative nonfiction
contribution at a time. Prose should be limited to 5,000 words - double spaced, 12pt
font, 1 inch margins. Material must be previously unpublished and although we do
accept multiple submissions we ask that you note this on your cover letter
and notify us as soon as possible if material has been accepted elsewhere. We
hold one time rights only.
'First chapter' submissions: the aim of this category is to showcase the
first chapter of a previously unpublished work of fiction or nonfiction. There
is no word limit.
Interviews and Reviews: please send a query before submitting, including
your credentials. We're very interested in all manner of interviews and reviews
- books, music, theatre, art or academic in nature.
You may submit via email or snail mail. Either way please include a cover
letter with all your contact information - including address, phone number, and
email. Also please include a word count.
If submitting via email, please note all submissions must be included in the
body of the email - we cannot accept attachments. In the subject heading of
the email please type Submission - And then the appropriate category - fi
ction/poetry/nonfiction/review/interview/first chapter). Send email submissions to
UnboundPress@gmail.com.
If submitting via snail mail please be sure to include a SASE with sufficient
postage or an email address. Do not send the original copy of your
submission as material will not be returned.
Please send snail mail submissions to: Unbound Press / P.O. Box 530781 /
Mountain Brook, Alabama 35253.
Payment: At this time we are able to offer 2 copies of the journal as
payment - if and when funds become available we'll change this policy to include
monetary payment.
We will do our best to reply within 6 - 8 weeks.
unbound press - an international journal of - words & images
is a trans-Atlantic publication from
Unbound Press - Birmingham, Alabama
and
Highland Dreams - Glasgow, Scotland
- Remote User:
- Date:
- 21 Apr 2006
- Time:
- 19:47:57
American Literary Review announces its 2006 poetry contest. The winner will receive $1000 and publication in our Fall 2007 issue. The author's name should not occur on the manuscript but on a cover page with title, address, and phone number. Include a $10.00 reading fee (includes subscription) and a SASE for a list of finalists. Postmark deadline: November 1, 2006. We will announce our final judge soon. Send entries to: American Literary Review: Poetry Contest PO Box 311307 University of North Texas Denton, TX 76203-1307
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- Date:
- 11 May 2006
- Time:
- 16:52:53
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LOOKING FOR Inspirational Stories-The Healing Project, a philanthropic, not-for-profit book publishing company seeks first-person essays for new “Voices of” anthologies. Currently seeking stories that deal with breast cancer, prostate illnesses, including cancer, developmental disorders, bi-polar disorder, lupus, diabetes, and obesity. Personal experience, or experience with friend, relative, or patient. Well-crafted, realistic accounts, regardless of outcome. Key is reader takeaway value-educational, inspirational, and emotional. Poignancy fine, no chicken soup. Philanthropic. Profits go to related charities. Range: 500-3,000 words. Additional information and submission guidelines at www.thehealingproject.org.
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- Date:
- July 28
- AGENCY magazine seeks submissions!
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AGENCY magazine is a quarterly web-based publication of fresh, original and
occasionally irreverent articles, essays, fiction, poetry and art. One of
the magazine's primary goals is to facilitate the democratization of the
artistic process, resulting in a publication that is for and by its
readership. Majority rules. Artists and writers of all skill and experience
levels are welcome to submit. Submission guidelines and details are at
www.agencymagazine.ca.
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- Remote User:
- Date:
- 03 Aug 2006
- Time:
- 03:36:31Here
are the revised Penknife Press Short Story Writing Contest Rules.
Please, note that stories may be up to 10,000 words long, not merely 5,000
words. There are no further changes to the rules.
1. Eligibility: Entrant must be 21 years of age. Employees of Penknife
Press and agents and the immediate family (defined as parents, spouse,
children, siblings, grandparents) of each such employee, and all those with
whom such employees are domiciled, are NOT eligible. For contest
eligibility purposes, current Penknife Press authors and contest judges are
considered employees of Penknife Press.
2. Timing: Contest begins at 12:00:01 a.m. Chicago Time on Saturday,
July 15, 2006 and ends at 11:59:59 p.m. Chicago Time on Saturday, September
30, 2006.
3. How to Enter: Submit your entry online to contest@penknifepress.com.
Each entry must be 1000 - 10,000 words. The story should have a social
and/or political theme that reflects current events. Only one entry per
person. More than one entry from any person or e-mail address will void all
entries from that person or e-mail address.
4. Judging Criteria: Each entrant selected as a potential winner must
comply with all terms and conditions set forth in these Official Rules, and
winning is contingent upon fulfilling all such requirements. The prize
winners will be selected by a neutral judging panel and will be rated in
three areas: 1- Writing Skill, 2- Story Content, and 3- social relevance.
Participants agree to be bound by these rules and the decision of the
judges, whose decisions are final. Potential winners will be notified by
e-mail. If a potential winner cannot be contacted within fourteen (14) days
after the first attempt to contact such potential winner, an alternate
entrant will be selected in his or her place from all entries received.
5. Prizes: The following prizes will be awarded:
First Prize: $1,000.00.
Second Prize: $600.00.
Third Prize: $400.00.
All taxes, fees and surcharges on prizes are the sole responsibility of
winner.
Selected runners-up shall be included in a collection of winners' stories
to be published by Penknife Press at the end of the contest.
6. Other Terms and Conditions: Potential winners and any guests who
will share in the prize will each be required to sign and return an
Affidavit of Eligibility, Liability Release, and where lawful, a Publicity
Release, within fourteen (14) days of notification, failing which the
potential winner will be disqualified and another winner selected in the
place of the disqualified person at random from all entries received. If
any prize or prize notification is returned as non-deliverable, the
potential winner will be disqualified and another potential winner will be
selected in the original potential winner's place. By accepting the prize,
the winner agrees that Penknife Press and those acting under Penknife
Press's authority, may use winner's name, picture/portrait likeness and/or
voice, for advertising and promotional purposes without further
consideration, unless prohibited by law. BY ACCEPTING THE PRIZE, THE WINNER
AGREES THAT PENKNIFE PRESS, IT'S SUBSIDIARIES, AFFILIATES, ADVERTISING AND
PROMOTION AGENCIES, AND ALL OF PENKNIFE PRESS'S OFFICERS, DIRECTORS,
EMPLOYEES, REPRESENTATIVES AND AGENTS, WILL HAVE NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER
FOR, AND WILL BE HELD HARMLESS BY WINNER FOR ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY INJURY,
LOSS OR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND TO PERSONS, INCLUDING DEATH, AND PROPERTY, DUE
IN WHOLE OR IN PART, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, FROM THE ACCEPTANCE,
POSSESSION, USE OR MISUSE OF THE PRIZE OR PARTICIPATION IN THIS SWEEPSTAKES
OR PARTICIPATION IN ANY CONTEST OR PRIZE RELATED ACTIVITY. Subject to all
federal, state and local laws. Void where prohibited.
7. Miscellaneous: Penknife Press reserves the right to compile any
entry into an anthology to be published by the editors of Penknife Press.
The authors of such entries, with the exception of the contest winners,
will be paid exclusively in copies of the anthology. All other rights
revert to the author. In the event of a dispute, entries made by Internet
will be deemed made by the authorized account holder of the e-mail address
submitted at the time of entry. The "authorized account holder" is deemed
the natural person who is assigned to an e-mail address by an Internet
access provider, service provider or other online organization that is
responsible for assigning e-mail addresses for the domain associated with
the submitted e-mail address. A potential winner may be requested to
provide Penknife Press with proof that the potential winner is the
authorized account holder of the e-mail address associated with the winning
entry. If for any reason the Contest is not capable of running as planned,
including due to infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized
intervention, fraud, technical failure, human error or any other causes
beyond the control of Penknife Press that corrupt or affect the
administration, security, fairness, integrity, or proper conduct of the
Contest, Penknife Press reserves the right in their sole discretion, to
disqualify any individual who tampers with the entry process, and to
cancel, terminate, modify or suspend the Contest. Penknife Press assumes no
responsibility for any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect,
delay in operation or transmission, communications line failure, theft or
destruction or unauthorized access to, or alteration of, entries. Penknife
Press is not responsible for any problems or technical malfunction of any
telephone network or lines, computer online systems, servers, or providers,
computer equipment, software, failure of any e-mail or entry to be received
by Penknife Press on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on
the Internet or at any web site, any combination thereof, or otherwise,
including any injury or damage to entrant's or any other person's computer
related to or resulting from participation or downloading any materials in
the Contest. Penknife Press not responsible for late, lost, illegible,
incomplete, stolen, or misdirected entries. CAUTION: ANY ATTEMPT BY AN
ENTRANT TO DELIBERATELY DAMAGE ANY WEB SITE OR UNDERMINE THE LEGITIMATE
OPERATION OF THE CONTEST MAY BE A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWS AND
SHOULD SUCH AN ATTEMPT BE MADE, PENKNIFE PRESS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SEEK
DAMAGES FROM ANY SUCH PERSON TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.
8. Winners List: A complete list of prize winners will be available at
http://WWW.PENKNIFEPRESS.COM.
This message is being sent to a list of selected members of the
literary community.
This list is ONLY used for Penknife Press notifications.
TO BE REMOVED FROM THE MAILING LIST, send a message from the address
to be removed to opt-out@penknifepress.com with the word UNSUBSCRIBE as the
subject of the message.
To Opt In, send an email message to opt-in@penknifepress.com with the
word SUBSCRIBE as the subject of the message.
If you CANNOT reply FROM THE ADDRESS TO BE REMOVED, send the message
to publisher@penknifepress.com and be sure to include the address to be
removed in the message somewhere.
DO NOT SEND ANY OTHER E-MAILS TO THIS ADDRESS OR TO
Fans@Penknifepress.com. THEY ARE ONLY READ BY A COMPUTER, NOT A HUMAN
BEING.
- The Publisher
- Remote User:
- Date:
- 12 Apr 2006
First Annual Step
One: Do Something! Contest
Details:
http://geocities.com/pgctizn/
PG CTIZN is accepting submissions of nonfiction (speeches, letters, essays,
research, journalism, etc.), short fiction, and poetry for its first annual
collection of activist-focused work: Step One: Do Something!
Contest winners, other authors published in this collection, and
extraordinary local activists will be recognized at an awards banquet and
book-signing in
Prince George's County, Maryland.
First Prize: 2 copies, $50, chance to read at Step One: Do Something Book
Signing and Action Awards Dinner
Second Prize: 1 copy, $35, chance to read at Step One: Do Something Book
Signing and Action Awards Dinner
Third Prize: 1 copy, $20, chance to read at Step One: Do Something Book
Signing and Action Awards Dinner
Competition open to members and non-members of all ages.
All work must be original; no translations.
If work has been published elsewhere, you must disclose this information in
your cover letter, and have or obtain republication rights.
Submission Guidelines
Entries must focus on activism, making a change, or the need for change
You may enter up to three pieces in each category
You must include a check or money order for the total reading /
consideration fee, $10 per submission or 3 for $25
Your name and contact information should appear on your cover letter only.
Do not put any identifying information on your manuscript(s) or artwork
Manuscripts must be typed and single-sided. No handwritten manuscripts
will be accepted
You may use a typewriter or word processor. If you use a word processor,
please print in a standard font (Times New Roman, Arial, Garamond, etc.), in
10 to 12 point type
Entries that are more than one page long must be paginated
Excerpts from texts longer than twenty pages must stand alone
You may use staples or paperclips; we are not particular
Entries should be sent to PG CTIZN, Step One, P.O. Box 477, Accokeek, MD
20607. Include a check or money order made out to PG CTIZN for the amount of
the entry fee and a SASE if you wish to have your work returned to you.
Otherwise, we will recycle it. Do not send your only copy
If you wish to have receipt of your entry confirmed, please include a
self-addressed, stamped postcard
Submissions postmarked later than October 1 will not be considered
Please send a cover letter including contact information, a brief bio, and
any explanatory information necessary to make your entry make sense. (For
example, if you send a speech full of detailed technical data about a fight we
may not be familiar with, we'll need to know what you're talking about)
All rights revert to authors / artists. We cannot afford to pay royalties.
For more information, please email us at
pgctizn(at)yahoo.com--replace (at) with @
Submissions
must be postmarked no later than October 1.
For more information about PG CTIZN, go to geocities.com/pgctizn
- Remote User:
- Date:
- 11 Aug 2006
- Time:
- 15:57:30
• Essays must address the following topic: What is reality to Americans today? And did we ever have a grasp of it?• All entries must be received by midnight E.D.T. on September 30, 2006.• Essays must be e-mailed to EssayContest@vf.com as a Microsoft Word document or as an Adobe Acrobat P.D.F. file.• The text area of the submission e-mail must state the entrant's full name, home address, date of birth, and daytime telephone number. No other information should appear in the text area of the e-mail.• Entrant's name must not appear anywhere in the attached essay file.• Essays must be no longer than 1,500 words (excluding title and any notes or bibliography).• Essays must be in English.• Essays must have a title.• Entrants must be 18 years of age or older and legal residents of one of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia at the time of entry.• Each entrant may submit only one essay.• Essays must be the original work of the entrants, must not violate any copyright or other rights, and must not have been previously published in any form.• Employees of the Condé Nast Publications Inc. or of Montblanc (and their immediate family members) are not eligible.
1. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.
2. ELIGIBILITYAll entrants must be 18 years of age or older and legal residents of one of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia at the time of entry. Employees of Condé Nast Publications Inc. and Montblanc (and their immediate family members) are not eligible.
3. HOW TO ENTEREntries will be accepted beginning August 10, 2006. To enter, send your essay as an e-mail attachment to EssayContest@vf.com. Essays must be submitted as a Microsoft Word document or as an Adobe Acrobat P.D.F. file. The text of the e-mail message must state your full legal name, home address, date of birth, and daytime telephone number, and no further information. Your name must not appear anywhere in the attached essay file. Entrants must provide true, accurate, and complete information in the e-mail. E-mails must be received no later than midnight E.D.T. on September 30, 2006. One entry per person/e-mail address. Entries that are lost, late, misdirected, or incompletely received, for any reason, including by reason of hardware, software, browser, or network failure, malfunction, congestion, or incompatibility at Vanity Fair or elsewhere will not be eligible. Vanity Fair, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to disqualify any person tampering with the entry process or who is otherwise in violation of the rules. Vanity Fair further reserves the right to cancel, terminate, or modify any promotion not capable of completion as planned for any reason, including by reason of infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, or technical failures of any sort. Following electronic submission of an essay, entrants will receive an automatic e-mail reply stating that Vanity Fair has received the message. Entrants will not be able to check the status of their essays and will receive no other notification unless they are selected as a potential winner. However, after an essay is submitted, Vanity Fair may contact entrants by e-mail or telephone to request additional information.
4. ORIGINAL WORKS ONLYEssays must be the original work of the entrants, must not violate any copyright or other rights, and must not have been previously published in any form.
5. ESSAY FORMATEssays must address the following topic: "What is reality to Americans today? And did we ever have a grasp of it?" Essays may not exceed 1,500 words (not including title, notes, bibliography, and other ancillary materials). Essays must be in English. Essays must have a title. Essays must be double-spaced, in 12-point type, and should follow standard essay format.
6. ANONYMITYThe entrant's name must not appear in any part of the essay. There must be no language, symbol, or other information in the essay that indicates the entrant's identity. The entrant shall identify himself or herself only in the text of the e-mail submission. Each essay will be assigned a unique code that will be used throughout the judging process to ensure each entrant's anonymity.
7. JOINT AUTHORSHIPEssays with either one or two authors are eligible. Essays with more than two authors are not eligible. If there are co-authors, provide the full name, address, date of birth, and daytime telephone number of both authors in the submission e-mail.
8. EXCERPTS AND QUOTATIONSEach entrant is responsible for obtaining all necessary permissions for use of excerpts and quotations from third-party works. Excerpts and quotations must be properly credited with footnotes, endnotes, and/or a bibliography. Extensive use of notes is discouraged. Any essay that includes third-party material without the required permission will be disqualified.
9. JUDGING AND AWARDING OF PRIZESWinning essays will be selected based on the quality of the writing and on the clarity, effectiveness, and originality of the argument. Quality of writing will count for 50 percent, clarity for 20 percent, effectiveness for 20 percent, and originality for 10 percent. Essays will be judged by Vanity Fair staff and/or other qualified writing professionals. Contest winners will be announced on or around June 20, 2007, and potential winners may be notified by mail, telephone, or e-mail in advance of the announcement. All decisions of the judges are final. There will be one grand prize of $15,000, a trip to Donnini, Italy, including economy-class airfare and six nights of accommodation at the Santa Maddalena writers' colony, and a Montblanc Meisterstück 149 fountain pen. The approximate retail value (A.R.V.) of the grand-prize package, if the winning essay has one author, is $17,725, depending on exact itinerary. Additional meals, transportation, and other expenses are the responsibility of the winner(s). Trip must be completed by March 31, 2008. Certain restrictions and blackout dates may apply. There will be one second prize of $5,000 and a Montblanc Bohème fountain pen. The A.R.V. of the second prize is $5,355. There will be one third prize of $1,000 and a Montblanc StarWalker Fine Liner. The A.R.V. of the third prize is $1,235. In the event that a co-authored essay wins any of the three prizes, the prize money will be split equally between the two authors, and each author will receive the specified Montblanc pen. In the event that a co-authored essay wins the grand prize, both authors will be permitted to take the trip to Italy. Thus, the A.R.V. for each co-author will be: grand prize, $10,225; second prize, $2,855; third prize, $735.
10. PUBLICATION OF AWARD-WINNING ESSAYThe grand-prize-winning essay will appear online at www.vanityfair.com. Grand-prize winner(s) may be required to sign Vanity Fair's standard author contract assigning the magazine all worldwide copyright rights to the essay.
11. PUBLICITY OF WINNING ENTRANTS AND RELEASE FROM LIABILITYAcceptance of prize constitutes consent to use winner's name, likeness, and essay for editorial, advertising, and publicity purposes without further compensation, except where prohibited. Potential winners may be required to sign an affidavit of eligibility (including social security number), a liability/publicity/permission release, and (in the case of the grand prize winner) the all rights author contract, within 14 days of receiving the documents, or an alternate winner may be chosen.
12. TAXESIncome taxes and other taxes, if any, are the sole responsibility of the winners.
13. OTHER REGULATIONS AND LEGAL MATTERSa. Subject to all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Void outside the 50 United States and the District of Columbia and where prohibited.
b. Prizes are not transferable. No substitutions for prizes except by Vanity Fair, in which case a prize of equal or greater value will be substituted. Vanity Fair and Montblanc are not responsible for errors in the administration or fulfillment of this contest, including without limitation mechanical, human, printing, distribution, or production errors, and may modify or cancel this promotion based on such error at their sole discretion.
c. All entries become the property of Vanity Fair and will not be acknowledged or returned.
14. NAMES OF CONTEST WINNERSFor the names of the contest winners, send an e-mail to EssayContest@vf.com. Such requests must be received before December 31, 2007.
15. SPONSORThe sponsor of this contest is Montblanc, 430 Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, New Jersey 07974.
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