The Rainbow Awards: Call for Judges

[reviews_and_ramblings]

This is the last week of voting and I realize that I need more judges for the Jury to allow to all the worthy books a chance to be read and win. So this is a call for Judges, I need at least other 10/15 people willing to read 5 ebooks in a month and half (all November and first 2 week of December).

Please "apply" only if you are really willing and ready to answer to the few emails I will have to send you to plan the work of the Jury, I really don't have the time to hunt the judges around, so think twice before answer, please don't make me loose time, in this moment I have very few. The Jury will be of 60 people, and I'm alone in reining all of them.

If you are interested, leave a comment: they are screened so only you and me will read them.

 

Genre to be read: Biography, Comedy, Coming of Age/Young Adult, Contemporary, Fantasy/Futuristic, Historical, Mystery/Thriller, Paranormal/Horror. And SubGenre: Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender. You can apply even if you don't feel comfortable to read some of the genres above, only please let me know, so I will not assign to you books that you are not willing to read.

Comments

[julesjones]

Are you one of the Lambda Literary fan club, oh anonymous troll? Because it certainly seems as if you're grasping at straws in order to criticise the person who has responded to the "if you don't like what's happened to the Lambda Awards you can always start one of your own" palaver by doing exactly that.

Of course, using "Is English your second language?" as a rhetorical question to someone whose userinfo suggests exactly that does make you look as if you came here simply in order to find something to sneer at. Particularly as it is clear in the information about the contest that Elisa is organising it, and that a number of other people are judging the books.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

Thank you Jules, also for highlight that I'm organising it, and I will not read or judge the books. Elisa