
We have twenty categories with five age groups in each. Three finalists from each age group in each category will move on to our judges -- that means that 300 homeschoolers (or homeschooling parents) will get a chance to be read, seen, and analyzed by someone they've only seen on the bookstore shelves, read about on the internet or in Publisher's Weekly.
I can tell you that at this point some categories are quite underrepresented -- the multimedia categories for example: blogs, storytelling audio files, drama, and comic book. Here's one young author working on her comic book:
Another comic artist with his little sister, showing off a few of his titles:For a list of our judges, a full description of all the categories, an entry form to print and instructions for sending in your work, please visit the Book Arts Bash. We can't wait to see what you've got for us to read.
My daughter loves to draw too. I doubt she'd be interested in the contest, but this looks like a really great opportunity. Maybe I should mention it in my blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you thank you thank you for organizing this amazing event. Patience was besides herself with glee at having a place to enter her comics even though she usually avoids competitive events.
ReplyDeleteAre you still getting international entries? That is so cool, and so unexpected!