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JUNTOR
ANIMAL BOOK
AWARD

1967

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THE DUTTON JUNTOR ANIMAL BOOK AWARD FOR 1967

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The Dutton Junior Animal Book Award was first announced in

1964, and the 1965 contest-winner was the widely acclaimed
GENTLE BEN by Walt N,lorey. The 1966 award }ias been given
to Robert Murphy's WILD CEESE CALLING. This interrational
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CENTLE tsEN
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Animal Book Award.
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mitted are to be considered available for possible publication by
E. P. Dutton & Co,, subject to contractual terms to be agreed
Llpon.

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 THE 1967 DUTTON ANIMAL BOOK AWARD
$75oo.oo
The Dutton Animal Book Award was first announced in 1962.
Since that time there have been three distinguished winners:
RASCAL by Sterling North, published in 1963, THE POND by
Robert Murphy, published ln 1964, and THE WHOOPING
CRANE by Faith N{cNulty, which was awardedthe -prize in 1966.
Tlris international literary prize, the largest in this field given by
anv publisher, is ofiered anirtrally by E. P. Dutton & Co. for a full-
l"rigth *ork of adult fictior. o. ,rorfi"tion relating to animals.
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advance against all earni-ngs to tlie author of the prize-winning
manuscript.
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31, 1966. The winner will be announced as soon as possible after
the closing of the contest, and the award-u'inning-book will be
published in the fall of 1967. The closing date must be considered
i.pplicable to all contestants, and in fairness to, everyone cannot
be extended for any individual no matter what the circumstances.
e!'q\

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have already been published, to authors in the United States and
to foreign authors.
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one side of a page only. In both the fiction and nonfiction cate-
gories ,ro man.rscripts containing less than 35,000 w'ords will be
6tigibte. Illustrations, whether p-hotographs or drawings, may be
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submission unless they are basic to the story' N'Ianuscripts must
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be complete.
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living creatures only Man and Plants are excluded,
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ttnder a pseudonym if the author so desires.
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be eligible;if such a manuscript wins the award, the prize-money
and royalties will be divided between the collaborators.

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form in a magazine or which has been developed from a short
story in a magazine will be eligible, provided it has never been
published in book form in Canada or in the United States.
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sufficient distinction to merit the prize award, the judges will
have the authority to withhold it.

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On tlie manuscript itself this statement should appearr Submitted

for The Dutton Animal Book Award.

7963 Award-Winner
RAS CAL
by Sterling North
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7964 Auard-Winner
THE POND
by Robert Murphy
Sr.\ t

1966 Au:ard-Winner
THE WHOOPING CRANE
by Faith McNulty

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