Βλογάπη Readership Prize Drawing

by Aug 4, 2010Bible Typography, Books, Personal0 comments

I have two mildly awesome prizes to give away. Do you want them? All you have to do is follow my rules and fill in a form. There will be five winners, including one grand-prize champion. Winners will be selected at random.

Prizes! Prizes! Prizes!

  1. A copy of the Bible with special verseless typography that I have touted before (goes to grand-prize winner only.)
  2. The massive collection of articles divided into topic folders which I told you about in the previous post (goes to all five winners).

Rules

  • You must be a reader of or subscriber to this blog. But, on your honor, you can’t sign up for the feed in order to enter this prize drawing.
  • You must know how to fill in the form and must do it before the deadline of this Thursday, August 12th, at the stroke of midnight! (If you do not see the form below, click here.)

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