‘The Blooker Prize,’ The World’s First Literary Prize for ‘Blooks’ (Books Based On Blogs or Web Sites) Launches October 10th

Filed as News on October 10, 2005 8:57 am

by Duncan

The world’s first literary prize for books based on blogs, or “blooks,� is being launched today by its sponsor, Lulu.

The Lulu Blooker Prize is the first contest to honor blooks, a hybrid literary form that has evolved in recent years from web sites, particularly the web sites known as blogs. “Blooks are the hottest new publishing trend,� says Bob Young, CEO of Lulu.

The prize will reward the best blooks in three categories: Fiction, Non-Fiction and Comic-Blooks (based on web-comics), but with one overall winner. It is open to blooks published anywhere by anyone, provided they are in English.

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  1. By John (SYNTAGMA) posted on October 10, 2005 at 10:19 am
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    In 2003 there was an award for Blovels ~ which speaks for itself.
    The winner? Who knows. “Blogless in Seattle” maybe.

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