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From: John Rimmer <magonia@magonia.demon.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 14:22:47 +0100
Fwd Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 12:46:01 -0400
Subject: Roger Sandell Memorial Essay Competition


In memory of the life and work of Roger Sandell, who died in
January 1996, Magonia has instituted a regular essay competition
with a prize of GBP 100 (USD 160) for an essay in a field
related to Roger's interests.

Enties are now invited for the second competition, which has the
broad theme of:

The Media, Vision and Belief.

This can be interpreted in the widest sense, and could include
media coverage of specific phenomena or beliefs; how the media
shapes contemporary beliefs; how the media contributes to public
understanding (or misunderstanding) of anomalous events or
beliefs; or any other aspect of media interaction with the
topics covered in Magonia magazine. This list is not intended to
be comprehensive, and potential entrants are invited to contact
the editor of Magonia to discuss if a proposed topic would be
suitable.

Entry is open to all, except those listed as editors of Magonia
in the current issue.

Each entry must be the original and unpublished work of the
entrant, and must not be submitted elsewhere for award or
publication before 31st October 1999.

Entries must be between 4000 and 5000 words, not including notes
and references, but lengthy footnotes should be avoided. Entries
must be typed, double spaced, on one side of A4 paper, with a
separate sheet giving the title and the entrant's name and
address.

Entries must be posted to John Rimmer, John Dee Cottage, 5 James
Terrace, London SW14 8HB, UK, in time to be received by 31st
September 1999. Entries sent on disc, by fax or e-mail are not
acceptable.

Entries will be judged by John Rimmer, John Harney and Peter
Rogerson, and the winner will receive a prize of 100 pounds
($160). No correspondence will be entered into. The judges
reserve the right to withold the prize if they consider that no
entry reaches a sufficiently high standard.

The winning entry will be published in Magonia. The editors may
wish to publish other entries by agreement with the authors.

--
John Rimmer
www.magonia.demon.co.uk