What a fun contest! Hoping to offer a better triglavian themed entry next year.
OP updated up to this point!
Submissions are now closed! It usually takes the judges about two to three weeks to Judge and then weâll have a short ceremony to announce the winners. I will announce time and place as we get closer!
Thanks all who entered this year!
If you donât think any entries this year qualify for the prizes I donated, feel free to roll them over into next yearâs competition.
Have the winners been announced? Iâve been busy with RL the last couple of weeks
I donât think so
Not yet. Results should be announced soon tho.
Winners will be announced Sunday, June 26th, at 19:00 NEST.
We usually do an âeventâ where winners are announced and participants can socialize.
Afterwards, the results will be posted here afterwards and prizes distributed within 72 hours.
This year the event will be in in Tanoo on the Tebu Ankhiman freeport at its âStarlight Ballroomâ
Reminder!
Winners will be announced Sunday, June 26th, at 19:00 NEST.
We usually do an âeventâ where winners are announced and participants can socialize.
Afterwards, the results will be posted here afterwards and prizes distributed within 72 hours.
This year the event will be in in Tanoo on the Tebu Ankhiman freeport at its âStarlight Ballroomâ
THE WINNERS!:
Poetry
1st Yun-Hee âTight-Lipsâ Yubari for âThe Black Songâs Flightâ
2nd Alda Malukker for âCapturedâ
3rd Theodosius Savnar for âEulogy for an Astrahusâ
4th Zedicon Prime for âRhyme of an Amarrâ
Honorable Mentions Miyoshi Akachi, Prince Seraghis
Prose
1st Aria Jenneth for âOne True Lawâ
2nd Tamara Zelair for âThe Messengerâ
3rd Tanagura Amoii for âJin Emperorâs Leaning Towerâ
4th Prince Seraghis for âThe Farthest Shoreâ
Honorable Mentions: Miyoshi Akachi, Elsebeth Rhiannon (all 3 entries), Zedicon Prime, Raultalainen Isise, Duke Shasta, Brisc Rubal, Corix, and Daiko Kobayashi
A comment: âThis was perhaps the most competitive year ever for the prose category. I feel comfortable saying that in past years all of the winners and honorable mentions might have been first place winners in their own right.â
News/Gossip/Opinion
1st Nauplius for The âTrue Emperorâ Holo Reel and Spin-Off (Luna glares at judges)
2nd evepandora for âDammfam Finery Attackedâ
3rd Octantia Dadarwar & Nauplius for âCustody Battleâ
4th Emilia Dallocort for âPoddedâ
Honorable Mentions Prince Seraghis, Jorianna Gallaire, Miyoshi Akachi
Academic/Scientific
1st Evelyn Arnoux for Ashes to Ascendance
2nd Gavin Lokâri for A Briefing on the State of the Empire
3rd Miyoshi Akachi for Establishing an industrial colony: a journal
4th Zedicon Prime for Eras of Soliara III
Special Awards:
From Loai Qerl to Miyoshi Akashi: would like to offer a special prize to Miyoshi Akachi, author of âEstablishing an industrial colony: a journalâ in the Academic category. I found it both rigorous as a practical manual and very charming as a fictional account. The structure complemented the contents remarkably well. I loved it. The prize is a potted jama plant, related by direct cutting lines to the first jama planted on the Qerl estate, out of respect for her appreciation of the efforts of new settlement.
From Cassandra Habalu. Her special prize will be a âStealth Bomber Starter Kitâ awarded to Evelyn Arnoux for her report on population demographics in Syndicate. It was engaging and immersive, and she loved the footnotes and the use of visuals which suited the medium very well. An outstanding achievemen
From Pol Macsliebh, a Vargur, to Elsebeth Rhiannon for best overall Matari entry, âWhy is the Sea Saltyâ
No Special Award this year for Best Triglavian Entry or Ms. Valateâs themes. They will roll over to next year.
Organizerâs Prize to Duke Shasta for âThe Blood of Gladiatorsâ
Organizerâs Prize to Miyoshi Akachi for her two Academic Writings
Organizerâs Prize to Emilia Dellacorte for âPoddedâ
Prizes will be delivered in roughly 72 hours!
I want to offer the following thank you to our Donors! Franco Phonaga and Clementine Lafleur, One Billion isk from ARC, Two Billion isk from Lady Karmilla Kor-Anashtih, Two Billion ISK from Sahara Jackal and 12.5 billion isk from Jinari Otsito and . 10 billion isk from Lauralite Anne Brezia.
Also a thank you to this yearâs panel of Eight judges for volunteering their time and efforts: Loai Qerl, Maira Blackfire, Korsavius, Clementine Lafleur, Nevyn Kumamato, Cassandra Habulu, Pol Macsliebh, and Bin Orlenard.**
Taking a look at the Corporation Membership of the Jurors and Winners it is fair to assume, that the whole thing was a joke.
Oh, nice. I see at least some of my ISK went to people I like.
Congrats to the winners.
P.S. Might want to thank the donors who had things auctioned as well. I mean, thatâs how my billions joined the prize pool.
Good point! Those donors - and bidders - were appreciated as well!
All prizes have been distributed except for the Organizerâs Prizes. I will be in touch with those to schedule.
If you did not receive your prize, please let me know!
I know there where multiple trig entryâs is there a reason the prize wasnât given to any of them for best trig entry?
The Judge whose special prize it was did not feel this yearâs entries warranted it.
Disappointing in a sense, but it does mean people will have a full year to compose a literary work worthy of such prizes for next yearâs competition.
My congratulations to the authors of the winning entries.
There is one thing I do not understand though. It seems as though Nauplius and Octantia Dadarwar are being awarded the prizes for the articles that mention them, even though they do not seem to be their authors, nor have I seen any claims of them that they are the authors. As far as I have been able to determine, the articles concerning The True Emperor can only be linked to Impetus Publisher and do not mention the author(s), and the articles about the custody battle do not even have their publisher(s) listed.
There is probably something that I missed that would explain this, but at this time I am not aware of that.
The works were nominated and I followed the directions of the pertinent parties and/or publishers in directing the award.
There were two, but neither were to my standards.
Disappointing indeed and youâre right.