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Last call: The Robert Spiess Memorial Haiku Award Competition

Started by Billie Wilson, March 02, 2011, 06:42:22 PM

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Billie Wilson

Hi everyone,

Just a friendly reminder that there is still time for you to send your entries for this year's Robert Spiess Memorial Haiku Award Competition. 

March 13 is the in-hand deadline.

Details are available at:  http://www.modernhaiku.org/spiessawards2011.html.

AlanSummers

Hi Billie,

Is there any chance next year of this competition allowing for email entries and paying by paypal?

Also, I'd subscribe to Modern Haiku if it was by paypal too, like Frogpond.

Alan

Don Baird

Re Alan's post:

That would be a great idea.  It really doesn't cost anything to set up Pay Pal... and, so much easier it would be.

best,

Don
I write haiku because they're there to be written ...

storm drain
the vertical axis
of winter

hairy

Bilie: I concur with Alan & Don: I enter contests that allow me to e-mail. I don't even have stationary or stamps anymore. Hope they allow email entries someday.

Thanks for listening,

Al

Chris Patchel

Billie, Why March 13? That's a Sunday, so the cutoff would have to be the 12th or 14th.

--Chris (Mr. Last possible minute)

cat

Hi, Chris,

I wondered that, too, this year -- do things that arrive on Monday count?

13th March is the date Robert Spiess died.

So I join Chris in asking, what is the cutoff date for submissions -- the 12th or the 14th?

cat
(Ms. Last Possible Minute)
"Nature inspires me. I am only a messenger."  ~Kitaro

Chris Patchel

Not that I like waiting till the last minute, just that inspiration often takes that long to arrive, or get right :)

cat

I agree, Chris.

Always thinking there's a better haiku around the next corner, until it turns into a blind alley of deadline.

cat
"Nature inspires me. I am only a messenger."  ~Kitaro

Billie Wilson

Hi gang,

Thanks for all the notes!

Be assured that I'll be checking my mail for a few days after the deadline to be sure I have included all of the entries.  Because mail from overseas always takes a bit longer, I always allow for that every year.

Regarding whether future years might include the option for e-mail entries using an electronic payment method, that is a great suggestion and I know Modern Haiku (the sponsor of this competition) will take the suggestion very seriously. 

In the meantime, there's still time to meet the deadline, folks!

Smiles,
Billie

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