By Psyche | May 24, 2008
This weekend vote for your top two favourite Erisian Haiku poets on Plutonica.net.
The entries received are below, and the voting buttons are on the right side bar. Vote for your favourite poet by name by whatever criteria strikes your fancy (Eris is a goddess of chaos after all).
Voting will continue all weekend, with the winner to be announced on Monday morning.
Below are the entries, alphabetical by first name: Continue reading »
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By Psyche | May 16, 2008
We’ve received nearly a dozen entries so far, most via the initial blog announcement of the Erisian Haiku Contest, and a few by e-mail.
The entries that we’ve received so far have been great – quite a few people favour a five stanza haiku format in honour of Eris’s affection for the number.
Check out the entries submitted so far, and if you’ve not yet sent in yours there’s still time submit your own entry.
For full contest details see the original post: [cref 174]!
Contest closes on Eris Day on Friday, May 23rd – only one week left to get your entry in!
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By Psyche | May 7, 2008
Last year for Agnostica Plutonica.net ran a contest where subscribers could win an Agnostica box. This time we’re running an Erisian Haiku Contest for Eris Day and the prize is Kaostar!, a written by Francis Breakspear.
Eris Day
Eris is the Greek goddess of chaos and discord. Today, she’s mostly remembered as the goddess who tossed the golden apple into a party she was not invited to which ultimately instigated the Trojan War. Discordians, by and large, take a decidedly lighter view of her than the ancient Greeks, and revel in her mischief. The Principia Discordia is her primary text.
Eris Day was declared to be May 23rd by Discordians as Continue reading »
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