A Distant Shore II: Remember Love Calendar Project

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From "A Distant Shore II: Remember Love", the 2000 Beauty and the Beast
convention to be held in Los Angeles, California.

- - - - - The Convention 365 Day Calendar - - - - -

Artists and Writers - our Project needs your art, stories and poems!

In the spirit of Beauty and the Beast, the convention committee dreams big.
In addition to the usual convention zine, it is our intention to publish a 365
day calendar on our favorite television program. With the help of persons
like yourself throughout fandom, it will contain dazzling artwork, sensitive,
thought provoking poetry, short stories, unusual information, birthdates of
cast and and crew, program trivia, as well as space for the proud owner to
record important dates and events occurring in the year 2000.

Be A Part of the Magic!

Guidelines

Dimensions: The overall page size will be approximately 8½ inches long by 5½
inches wide. (The size of a day planner.)

Contributions: Three hundred sixty five pages is a lot to fill and there are,
at this point, no limit to the number of contributors or the number of
articles (art work, stories, poems, trivia etc.) any one individual may
contribute. However, the editor(s) have the final say as to which
contributions will end up in the final publication.

Art work: At the preliminary stage, art need not be camera ready if you are
submitting a sample of the work you would like to submit. If accepted you
will be asked to resubmit them as camera ready art. (camera ready denotes
material that is ready to go to the printer.) Color art will be accepted as
long as it can be rendered in black and white for the final publication.
Unfortunately, color processing is still expensive for small print runs like
convention books.. but by the year 2000 who knows?

Written contributions: Self generated - stories and poems - because of space
limitations all like contributions must be limited to 175 words. Poetry of
slightly greater length can be accommodated because they can be formatted into
two columns in a smaller font. Please do not submit anything more longer than
half page of text. Trivia lovers, include with your submission the source for
any information you send us.

How do I enter a submission? You may send submissions typed and/or on 3.5
disks, Microsoft® or IBM formats only, in plain text, or by email to
MsP...@aol.com.

Format: The author, title and word count should be given, in that order, at
the top of the page. Multiple entries can be on the same disk, but should be
written on separate sheets of paper.

Include an S.A.S.E with all submissions especially if you want a written reply
or anything returned.

Episode compatibility: Was your art, poem, story or trivia about/inspired by
a certain episode? Simply include that information at the beginning of your
work. Remember some episodes are favorites with more people than others, so
decide on alternate choices to give your work a better chance of being
included.

Deadline: Whatever you plan to send should be received no later than October
1, 1999.
That will give the opportunity to contact you and avoid the holiday mail
crunch.

Do not forget to include the correct mailing address and phone number with all
correspondence. Send all contributions as early as possible to:

Cecelia Pitts, Editor
The Calendar Project
P. O. Box 628-0628
Culver City, California 90232
USA
and/or to: MsP...@aol.com

With your help this will be a truly special endeavor...

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