Boldface Write-A-Thon!

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Please join us for the 2013

Boldface Write-a-Thon!

November 9, 2013, 9:00-5:00

UH Writing Center Room 238

Come for as long or as little as you’d like!

Work on current writing projects!

Earn money by doing what you do best!

Featuring

Short form contests—limerick, haiku, nano-fiction—with prizes!

Kindle HD Fire for the highest earner!!

Kindle HD Fire drawing for everyone who brings in more than $150!!!

More awards and drawings!!!!

Best of all: free breakfast and lunch!!!!!

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Boldface is the summer creative writing conference for undergraduates and other emerging writers
Boldface and the Write-a-thon are sponsored by Glass Mountain, the undergraduate literary journal at UH
All proceeds from the Write-a-thon will subsidize Boldface 2014: May 19-23, 2014
Participants in the Write-a-thon should secure at least one sponsor
Sponsors may pay by check or credit card (online); donations to UH are fully tax-deductible
Questions may be directed to us at glassmountaineditors@gmail.com

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Glass Mountain is an undergraduate literary magazine at the University of Houston, published in print since 2007 and published online since 2020. We are dedicated to providing emerging writers a platform to share their work. We invite you to read, submit, attend, and enjoy.