What are the eligibility requirements for the April competition?
The competition is open to all residents of Australia and New Zealand.
What is the deadline for entries in the April competition?
Entries for the competition close on Friday, 15 April 2023, at 11:59 PM AEST.
How can participants enter the April competition?
Participants can enter the competition by following these steps:
What are the eligibility requirements for the April competition?
The competition is open to all residents of Australia and New Zealand.
What is the deadline for entries in the April competition?
Entries for the competition close on Friday, 15 April 2023, at 11:59 PM AEST.
How can participants enter the April competition?
Participants can enter the competition by following these steps:
1. Leave a comment on the competition post stating which book they would like to win and why.
2. Tag a friend in the comment.
3. Ensure they are following @scribepub on social media.
4. Share the post to their story for an extra entry.
What books are up for grabs in the April competition?
The competition features the following April titles:
1. I LEAVE IT UP TO YOU by Jinwoo Chong
- A heartwarming rom-com about Jack Jr's return to his family's sushi restaurant and his estranged family's dynamics.
2. I ATE THE WHOLE WORLD TO FIND YOU by Rachel Ang
- A genre-defying collection of surrealist literary comics exploring the body's darkest moments and profound ecstasies, with the potential for a unique sketch by the author hidden inside.
3. FORTY DAYS IN THE JUNGLE by Mat Youkee
- A gripping journalistic nonfiction thriller that delves into the mysteries and challenges of the Amazon region.
4. IMMORTAL GESTURES by Damon Young
- An enlightening nonfiction book that explores the meanings behind thirteen curious human gestures.
What is the total prize pool for the April competition?
The total prize pool consists of the four featured books, with each book representing a unique literary work that may hold significant value to the participants. The specific pricing for each book is not detailed in the provided terms.
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