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Ojai Book Contest: Final Day!

Ojai Book ContestWe've received some great haikus, although we're rather lacking in the "100 Words..." entries. Today is your last day to enter to win a copy of the Ojai book, which would be nice on your coffee table or would make a great gift for that person you wanted to get a little something special for.

Ojai Book Contest Announcement
and Submission Page

Posted by Tyler Suchman on December 1, 2007 12:40 PM | | | Ojai Book Contest: Final Day!

Comments (4)


Who will be the judge

Of the great Ojai haikus?

Also, when announced?

Comment #1 Posted by: kittykat | December 1, 2007 03:33 PM

Tyler, for what it's worth, I submitted something but it told me it is Sunday December 2 and it's only 10:46 pm on Sat.
Hmmmm....

Comment #2 Posted by: kate | December 1, 2007 10:47 PM

Tyler, for what it's worth, I submitted something but it told me it is Sunday December 2 and it's only 10:46 pm on Sat.
Hmmmm....

Comment #3 Posted by: kate | December 1, 2007 10:47 PM

kittykat - there are a nice handful of Authors who have volunteered as judges. I'll reveal names after, so they can't be wined and dined. :)

Kate - okey doke, thanks.

Comment #4 Posted by: Tyler | December 2, 2007 09:47 AM

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