Entries are now being accepted for the 2023/2024 Lindenbaum

[slloyd14]

www.lloydofgamebooks.com/2023/12/entries-are-now-being-accepted-for.html

Entries are now being accepted for the 2023/2024 Lindenbaum competition.



The rules have changed this year. This year, 50% of the weighting for the results will be due to judges and 50% of the weighting for the results will be due to popular vote.



I also won't be hyperlinking any books this year.



Entries are to be sent to [e-mail].



The closing date is 5pm GMT on the 20th February 2024.



Full rules to be found at:



Lloyd of Gamebooks: 2023/2024 Lindenbaum Prize announcement



The Lindennbaum Prize is sponsored by Peter Agaopv, contributor to Lloyd of Gamebooks and owner of Augmented Reality Adventure Games who is very generously providing the first prize.



The Lindenbaum Prize is also sponsored by Crumbly Head Games who is providing free licenses to The Gamebook Authoring Tool as prizes and also has a free version of the Gamebook Authoring Tool that goes up to 100 sections.



The Lindenbaum Prize is also sponsored by HJ Doom who is providing a miniature to the winner.



Many thanks to Tammy Badowski for donating her time to the Lindenbaum Prize.

[slloyd14]

A reminder that the deadline for the Lindenbaum competition is the 20th February at 5pm GMT. Entries can be 100 sections or fewer and 25000 words or fewer.
Entries to be sent to [e-mail]
The rules are here: www.lloydofgamebooks.com/2023/11/20232024-lindenbaum-prize-announcement.html

[slloyd14]

Hello all!
Submissions have now closed for the 2023/2024 Lindenbaum competition.
I am excited to say that we have 8 entries for this year's competition. The entries will be made available on the 1st March when voting opens.
Votes need to be sent to [e-mail]. Each voter must submit 3 books. If they submit less than 3, their votes won't count. If they submit more than 3, the first 3 will count.
Voting will close at 5pm GMT on the 30th April 2024.

[Per]

First, a reminder that entries were posted and voting began yesterday, as announced on the competition blog.

Second, a notification that one more entry (mine) was added a little while after the first eight, and following some additional wrangling with formats and stuff, an updated PDF with improved page layout was posted today. So in case someone downloaded the initial collection right after it was released, I hope you'll give my adventure a try as well, and if someone grabbed a version yesterday or earlier today that has a number of pages with only a single paragraph on them, feel free to download the improved file.