Contests From

Melodee Aaron

Below you'll find information about contests that Melodee is offering.

Updated July 26, 2010

OK, Folks, it's time to put on your thinking caps because I need your help!

Some of you have read my stories Ruins of a Past Day and The Dawning. These stories are sequels to the novel Casting Call for Love, available as a free read.

What you may not know is that the two stories started life as a sort of challenge to write a story about a picture. Well, that didn't work out too well. Instead, the pictures inspired me and that inspiration led to the stories as you see them today.

I had fun doing the stories, and I want to do it again.

That's where you come in...

Between now (July 26, 2010) and August 23m 2010, send me pictures you think will inspire a story.

That's really all there is to it.

No muss, no fuss.

After the contest closes, I will review the pictures and select the two pictures I find the most inspiring.

The people who submitted those two pictures will get their pick of one of my books in PDF format.

The picture can be something you found on the Web, a photo you took, or just about anything you can imagine. Just like Outback Steak House, "No Rules!"

Well, OK, there are some rules...

1. You MUST send your entry to the right place and in the right format with all the information. Otherwise, the system here will automatically delete your entry and I'll never even see it.

2. If more than one person sends in the same picture, the earliest entry wins.

3. Winners will be notified by E-Mail and prizes will be sent by E-Mail.

4. You must be over 18 years of age to enter.

5. The decision of the judge (that's me) is final.

6. Pictures remain the property of their current owners.

Now, here's what we need from you:

Send your entries to contest.entry@melodeeaaron.com with a subject line of "Picture Entry". If your E-Mail client supports it, you can click HERE and that will create a message with the right address and subject.

In the body of your E-Mail, include the following:

1. Either the picture itself or a link to the picture on the Web. Make sure your link works!

2. A statement of who owns the picture if you know who that is. If you don't know, don't worry. We'll assume it's owned by the web site where the picture is.

That's about it!

Good luck!