Monday, April 02, 2012

while you're waiting for the results of the Liz Norris Pay It Forward contest

Here's a contest for best logline!
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9 comments:

  1. Ann Landsberger4/2/12, 9:53 AM

    Fantastic! Saw Alan Rickman as Leonard (le sigh). Would love to see it again.

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  2. Lanette4/2/12, 10:21 AM

    I'm jealous. I love Alan Rickman. I don't care that he's old enough to be my dad and that he looks like my ex-husband. I still love him.

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  3. Calorie Bombshell4/2/12, 3:33 PM

    Also saw Alan Rickman in Seminar - love him paunch and all!

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  4. Judith Gonda4/2/12, 3:43 PM

    Rickman is great. Also like Jeff Goldblum. Sounds like a neat play.

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  5. Angelica R. Jackson4/2/12, 9:17 PM

    I don't know about anyone else, but if I'm one of those that you said "can't write queries for shit", you should see my shit-tastic loglines. Although it might help that this contest is for a fictitious novel and I wouldn't have to actually squeeze all the details of my real book into it . . .

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  6. Kyler4/4/12, 12:27 AM

    Anyone know if we can submit a logline for a novel that's not published yet but is out with editors? Can't seem to find this in the rules. Thanks!

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  7. Unknown4/4/12, 3:17 PM

    Sure, go for it, Kyler - the more entries, the better, and good luck! (says one of the contest organizers).

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  8. Kyler4/4/12, 4:42 PM

    Thank you, Karen. I entered and hit submit, but didn't get any notification. I hope it went through...I'll be checking! (And thanks Janet for posting this!)

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  9. Unknown4/5/12, 12:38 PM

    You're welcome, Kyler. All the entries have been posted, so if you don't see yours, be sure to resubmit. Good luck!

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