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reviews_and_ramblings ([personal profile] reviews_and_ramblings) wrote2011-10-28 10:40 am

Rainbow Awards: Cover Contest - Round 3 - Slot 1

The winner of the ebook giveaway is:

[livejournal.com profile] savagehunger47 Ebook Giveaway: Anah Crow & Dianne Fox - Tatterdemalion, kindly offered by Samhain Publishing

The Most Voted cover of Round 2 - Slot 6 were:

1) Warrior Angel by Reese Dante



2) Visible Friend by Anne Cain



3) Yakuza Pride by Reese Dante



- in round 3 there will be 3 slots for a total of 300 covers; 100 to round 4, 50 to round 5 and 25 to the sixth and last round.
- in parallel with the poll, a special jury will vote the covers; the jury is composed by: Debra, Dylan Rosser, Jack Mackenroth, Jesse Archer, Julie, Max Rhyser, Mitzie, Tammy.
- you can vote as many covers as you want but no more than 25 (25%). You can vote also more covers in the same slot, remember please to not vote more than 25 covers in all the poll.

All the 100 covers are here:

http://www.elisarolle.com/rainbowawards/2011CoverContest_01_3.htm

and here is the poll:

[Poll #1790382]

I suggest you to open the covers page in a different window and check the covers you like in the poll.

Enjoy and please, fair play!

[identity profile] chey-d.livejournal.com 2011-10-31 04:28 pm (UTC)(link)
Sorry, I just wanted to say that I always thought Nathie was a guy. Have I been completely misreading his/her deviant art page LOL?

I'm a huge fan of his/hers too. The work on deviant art makes me so jealous.

[identity profile] elisa-rolle.livejournal.com 2011-10-31 04:57 pm (UTC)(link)
I really don't know Chey. Maybe Kris (from Storm Moon Press) can answer you.

[identity profile] stormmoonpress.livejournal.com 2011-10-31 07:29 pm (UTC)(link)
Hey [livejournal.com profile] chey_d!

I just spoke with Nathie to double-check (just in case), and Nathie prefers to be gender-neutral, so you can refer to him as 'him'. I don't think Nathie is at all bothered, either way. ^_^

Please disregard my referring to Nathie as 'she/her'. Just a force of habit, I suppose! I guess everyone makes their own assumptions. No worries!

~Kris