1. Submissions will be accepted for two months.
2. There is no limit on the number of submissions that one person can make.
3. The art can be anything visual (computer drawings, photography, etc. as opposed to music or poetry) as long as it is about The Catcher in the Rye, is your original art, and is displayable on the Web. (gif, jpg, swf, etc.).
4. The file size must be no larger than 100 kilobytes.
5. The display size must be no larger than 750 pixels wide by 500 pixels tall.
6. No pornography or gratuitously disgusting material allowed. This is subjective and it's my call.
7. I, Suzanne Morine, am not eligible to submit art to the contest.
8. Submissions may include your name, handle, or email address, but if you know me, you aren't eligible unless you hide your identity (in that case, use a different email address, too). However, if there are ten or fewer entries, my knowing you or not knowing you is irrelevant because the winner would be determined only by the poll in that situation.
9. If do you want your name, email, or handle shown in the gallery, do mention this. I don't think it's right for me to assume that you want all of that information up just because I have it in your email header.
10. Submissions may include a short description, comment, and suchlike. Send it with the art (for example: "here's my comment: 'xxx'").
11. Submit your entry via . Alternatively, put it on the Web and email the link and I'll link to it.
12. Gallery
    • The gallery (the page you just came from) will show the art until the end of the contest.
    • Your submission will appear in the gallery within a week of submitting it (but probably within a few days).
    • If you include your name/handle, and/or a description, these will appear with your art in the gallery.
    • If the art is rather large, making the gallery clumsy, I may make a smaller image for the gallery, letting visitors have a link that they can click to see it at full size.
13. Visitors may comment on the contest during the submission period, and during the poll.

Voting: 16 April - 30 April 2001

1. An online poll will determine the winner.
2. Anyone, including me, can vote in the poll. I will set it up via a FreePoll. Commenting is available as part of the poll.
3. If more than ten entries are in the contest, the poll can't handle it. In that case, I will narrow the entries down to ten for the poll. In doing such a pre-selection, I would try to take into account the opinions already voiced during the submission period.

Award: 1 May 2001

1. The winner will be notified via email.
2. The prize is $15 U.S., paid via our PayPal accounts. (PayPal is free and you even get $5 for going through the trouble of getting verified. If the winner doesn't have a PayPal account on 1 May, I'll wait a reasonable amount of time -- say, a month, tops -- for them to set up an account there.)
3. If the winner cannot accept the award (say their email is not a valid PayPal account login and they don't reply within a week or two of notification of winning), then the prize will go to the runner up (and so on).

Finally, after the contest, I'll ask for permission to keep any art in the online gallery after May 2001. (I hate when submitting something to a contest makes them own it. I'll consider it an honor to keep art up after the contest.)