SOTCW Scenario Contest Announced

Richard Baber writes:

Thanks for making this announcement Bill, much appreciated.

There are some very good books on offer, "Bagration" by Ian Baxter is packed with photos (nearly 300); "A Long Long War" is very detailed, full of real eye witness accounts.

Good luck to everyone who enters.

Richard B.

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Richard Baber of the SOTCW writes:

SCENARIO CONTEST

The Journal

I have been sent some books for review by the kind people at Casemate Publishing.

I am now offering them to you as prizes in a scenario-writing contest for The Journal.

Rules

Competition only open to members of the SOTCW.
The scenario must be new, not previously submitted or re-written.
Scenario must be set between 1900 and present (i.e., suitable for publishing within The Journal).
Scenario must be at least two A4 double-column pages in length, and must include maps and TO&Es so it can be picked up and played as-is.
Any scale, land, sea or air; any rules.

Prizes will be presented at random. The editor asks that a review of the book be written and submitted to The Journal for Casemate.

Editor's decision is final. Competition closes August 30th 2008.

Prizes:

Operation Freshman - Jostein Berglyd (ISBN 91-975895-9-4)
Allied Liberation Vehicles - Francois Bertin (ISBN 10 1-93203376-9)
Operation Bagration (a photographic history) - Ian Baxter (ISBN 9781906033095)
Panzer Gunner - Bruno Friesen (ISBN 978-1-906033-11-8)
A Long Long War (Voices from the British Army in Northern ireland 1969-98) - Ken Wharton (ISBN978-1-906033-18-7)