24/11/2010 - Guinness studies included in his famous book of records. Yesterday was the deadline for entry in the Second Edition of the International Competition of fiction in more than 100 words or less. 89 countries on five continents and 14,253 writers have participated. Guinness studied include it in his famous book of records.
Yesterday was the deadline for entry in the Second Edition of the International Competition of fiction in more than 100 words or less. 89 countries on five continents and 14,253 writers have participated. Guinness studied include it in his famous book of records.
Egido Fundacion Cesar Serrano, head of the Museum of the Word, XVIII century palace located in the First Route of Don Quixote, in the province of Toledo, performs these initiatives to add value to the word against any violence and as a tool for coexistence between religions and cultures. In fact, these micro-stories could be presented in Castilian, English, Arabic and Hebrew. And, in view of the participants, many countries and writers who subscribe to the philosophy of the Foundation and the Museum of the Word. As we are told, "14,253 writers from 89 countries formed a small army, perhaps more numerous than is the UN soldiers in Lebanon." We will report on the awarding of prizes as the jury can review all the copies. Thank you for your participation and support.
Participating Countries
| • Argentina: 1523 • Germany: 36 • Algeria: 5 • Saudi Arabia: 70 • Australia: 12 • Austria: 4 • Belgium: 7 • Bolivia: 21 • Brazil: 26 • Bulgaria: 3 • Canada: 37 • Chile: 290 • China: 2 • Colombia: 450 • Costa Rica: 50 • Croatia: 4 • Cuba: 155 • Curacao: 1 • Cyprus: 4 • Rep. Czech: 4 • Denmark: 1 • Ecuador: 70 • Egypt: 134 • United States: 194 • El Salvador: 16 • Spain: 5854 • United Kingdom: 109 • Mexico: 466 • France: 26 • Luxembourg: 3 • Greece: 6 • Guatemala: 45 • Haiti: 1 |
• Netherlands: 8 |
• Singapore: 2 |
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