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WE GOT YOU COVERED contest - Presented by UrbanReviewsOnline.com and BookCoverModels.com


'WE GOT YOU COVERED'  contest - 


Attention Authors!  Have we got a great contest for you!  It's called the 'We've Got You Covered' contest, brought to you by UrbanReviewsOnline.com and BookCoverModels.com.  It's very simple to enter, and the Grand Prize is magnificent to say the least.

With the recent explosion of E-books on the market, we wanted to come up with a contest for authors who have unpublished stories.  So with the 'We Got You Covered' contest, you will have an advantage because you will be covered with the following Grand Prize:

1. Fully designed e-book cover by BookCoverModels.com (valued at $100)
2. 6 months of sidebar advertising of your new E-book (valued at $150)
3. A guaranteed review by Urban Reviews (priceless!)

So, what do you have to do in order to qualify for this contest?  It couldn't be more simple.  All you have to do is submit a book description for your book and a simple one sentence saying that you attest that you will publish your e-book within one year to WGUC@urbanreviewsonline.com.  The book descriptions should be about 1-2 paragraphs (think Amazon.com or the back of a physical book).  The submissions will be looked at by Urban Reviews, and the one story that stands out the most WINS!

So basically, any unpublished story is eligible for this contest.  If your story has already been published, that story is not eligible for this contest.

Submit your book descriptions and one sentence attestation by April 30th, 2011 at 11:59pm CST.

So get your submissions in...and GOOD LUCK!
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jmasseysr said…
I am sooo loving this idea...Great way to go...I'm in....Now where or what is the link for the submission of the book description & one line affirmation?---Jeff
10:38 PM
Alecia J. said…
I am VERY interested and would like to submit as well. Searching for the link myself. Also, check me out if you can www.aleciaj.blogspot.com or www.facebook.com/AleciaJwrites *giggles*
11:46 AM
Alecia J. said…
Ok...after rereading I see the email address. Done and done!
11:50 AM
Imani True said…
This sounds like s wonderful opportunity to get a unique cover! I might have a project to submit...let me see...
4:24 PM
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