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Twins Magazine 2004 January February

Canadian family with four sets of twins sets Hardwired to Connect HMO forced to pay for TTTS surgery Holiday Survival Guide Oh my word! RSV season symptoms and strategies Sparkling Snowflakes The best-laid plans The hamster project Those “loving feelings” are hard to find Twins galore Two treatments help TTT babies Uh-oh! Toddler Trials and Training What causes monozygotic twinning Whining wears on single mom Help! I need somebody…

Canadian family with four sets of twins sets
Hardwired to Connect
HMO forced to pay for TTTS surgery
Holiday Survival Guide
Oh my word!
RSV season symptoms and strategies
Sparkling Snowflakes
The best-laid plans
The hamster project
Those “loving feelings” are hard to find
Twins galore
Two treatments help TTT babies
Uh-oh! Toddler Trials and Training
What causes monozygotic twinning
Whining wears on single mom
Help! I need somebody…

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Participate in our

6th annual

fiction contest!

Y

ou’re

invited to

write an extraspecial

story for twins or

triplets (or more!) between

the ages of 6 months and

6 years. We’re looking for

sweet, endearing, funny

stories about multiples,

especially girl/girl and boy/girl

twins. Remember that you’re

writing a book for children,

not one for parents.

If you are

named a top

winner, we may

publish your

manuscript.

2004 Contest rules and terms

Story Categories. Your original, unpublished

manuscript must focus on multiples or their

families. There are three story categories:

• Ages 6 months to 18 months

• Ages 19 months to 4 years

• Ages 5 to 6 years.

Choose one story category: Winners will be

selected on the overall quality of the story and

writing—with special attention to the age category—as

well as tone, character development,

quality of language, brevity and clarity of the

plot. Stories should engage young multiples

and early readers. We will commission illustrators

for the winning stories. Details of the contract

will be provided to contest winners. Each

entry must be original, not previously published

or accepted by any other publisher at

time of submission.

Submitting a manuscript: There is a $10 entry

fee for each story. Send a typed, doublespaced

copy of your manuscript with your

name, signature, address and phone number

in the upper left-hand corner of the first page.

Keep a copy of your submission. Submissions

cannot be returned.

Deadline for entries: We must receive entries

no later than Friday, April 23, 2004. TWINS

Magazine is not responsible for manuscripts

lost in the mail. Send entries to TWINS

Magazine, Fiction Contest, 11211 E. Arapahoe

Rd., Suite 101, Centennial, CO 80112-3851.

Only one entry per household, please.

Winners: First prize is $250 and publication in

the January/February 2005 issue. Second prize

is $175; third, $100. Winners will be notified by

mail by Friday, July 30, 2004, and announced in

the date issue. Winning stories may be published

in book form and may become part of our

Bookshelf. No phone calls, please!

Terms: TWINS Magazine reserves the right to

accept or reject an entry for any reason and to

edit manuscripts as necessary.

Any and all materials submitted will become

the property of TWINS Magazine. Prior to actual

publication of any material, the author will be

required to execute a copyright assignment

form. Your signed entry constitutes an agreement

to execute a publishing contract that

includes copyright assignment.

Limitation: TWINS Magazine reserves the

right to decide whether or not to publish

in any form the winning fiction contest winners.

The top winner (first place) will be published

in the January/February 2005 issue of

TWINS Magazine.

www.TwinsMagazine.com JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2004 29

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