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2D Visual Art Competition featuring Frankenstein: The 1818 Text
Visually depict a concept or theme from the book. Any visual medium is accepted. Size is limited to 156 square inches (14” x 14” square). Submit your artwork and a brief description of your chosen theme or concept to Amy Glass (East Peoria Campus Library) by APRIL 3.
First prize: $50 ICC Bookstore card, Second prize: $25 ICC Bookstore card, Third prize: $15 ICC Bookstore card
Judging completed by April 12, winners and all submissions displayed in the basement art display cases April 15-19.
Questions? Contact Amy Glass at the East Peoria Library ([email protected]).
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Frankenstein: the 1818 Text
The One Book, One College 2018-2019 selection is Frankenstein: the 1818 Text.
Read and explore Frankenstein and the theme of responsibility. Learn how you can get involved in One Book, One College.
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Writing Contest
Reanimate your creativity and piece together a story with our One Book, One College Challenge. We invite you to either: “Franken-write” your own original ending to the novel Frankenstein: The 1818 Text by Mary Shelley or submit an original research paper on Frankenstein.
Send submissions to Amy Glass ([email protected]). Deadline is APRIL 3. Go here for contest rules. First prize: $50 ICC Bookstore card, Second prize: $25 ICC Bookstore card, Third prize: $15 ICC Bookstore card
Judging completed by April 12, and winners will be notified between April 15-19. Questions? Contact Amy Glass at the ICC East Peoria Library ([email protected]) This event is Co-sponsored by the ICC “One Book, One College” Program and the Strike-A-Prose Writing Club.
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One Book, One College is a year-long, interdisciplinary program engaging the ICC community through the reading and discussion of a shared book.
With this year’s selection Frankenstein: The 1818 Text by Mary Shelley, the focus will be on the theme of responsibility.