In the last few days of October, The Fountain Magazine announced its opening for her 2019 Essay Contest in an edited release thus:
“We at The Fountain believe that every voice should be heard and that challenges have a capacity to offer insight into our a person’s lives.
We all face new challenges in our lives. They can go from massive undertakings like relocating to a new place, starting an academic journey or sometimes as simple as, routine tasks, such as getting out of the bed in the morning and other ordinary activities which depression can turn into insurmountable challenges.
We want to hear about your challenges and how you mentally, physically, and/or spiritually prepare for them. How do you find strength when you feel it does not exist? And what have you learned, or are you learning, from your challenges?”
The Fountain Essay Contest prize is worth $2,100 to be shared among 5 brilliant essayists in this order
Ist Position – $1000 2nd Position – $500
3rd Position – $300 2 honorable mentions – $150 each
Entry Guidelines for The Fountain Essay Competition
Write an essay on the theme, “my challenges and the lessons I learn(ed)”.
Word count: Make sure it is between 1500 & 2500 words.
All essays must have a title.
You can only send in one entry
There is no entry fee or age range for entrants of this contest.
If you use an idea or statement not original to you, please add a reference but ensure that your references do not exceed 3 – 5.
Consistency with style is very important. Don’t use ‘color’ in one paragraph and ‘colour’ in another paragraph.
Particularly essays that emphasize the superiority of a specific worldview or derogating a specific worldview—will not be considered for the Grand Prize. If the prize is your aim bag religious fanaticism and radical political personal view.
Grading of essays will be based on s the following criteria: Relevance to the contest theme (40 points), Innovation & creativity (30 points), and Writing style and structure (30 points)
To submit, fill out the form, attach your document and send your essay via https://forms.gle/pQj93gNvZiDGd4GaA on or before March 1, 2020
Winners will be announced on the 1st of May, 2020
For more questions & inquiries, visit The Freedom Magazine
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A Review of Pamilerin Jacob's Gospels of Depression
Reading a great review of a book is like dipping one’s feet in a pool to test for the depth and coldness of the water before a refreshing afternoon swim. Victor Zechariah Achi’s Review of Gospels of Depression, a poetry chapbook written by Pamilerin Jacob is not an exception. He begins with a brilliant summary of the book and finishes off by recommending the book for mental health enthusiasts and everyone. Impressively, a download link to a free copy of the book is also included.
– Editorial Team
A Review of Gospels of Depression Written by Pamilerin Jacob - EBOquills
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Reading a great review of a book is like dipping one's feet in a pool to test for the depth and coldness of the water before a refreshing afternoon swim. Victor Zechariah Achi's Review of Gospels of Depression, a poetry chapbook by Pamilerin Jacob is not an exception.
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https://eboquills.com/2019/09/27/how-we-spell-home/
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