The Bardic College

A new Raven Review has been posted! 
          
          It is with great pleasure that we share our thoughts on a lovely piece of historical Irish fiction, titled 'Tears Unnumbered' by @v3Olympus 
          Following Aoife, a young girl living in the time of the Irish Potato Famine, 'Tears Unnumbered' explores themes of the value of family in troubled times, as well as grace in the face of one's own mortality...
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/763310971-raven-reviews-%27tears-unnumbered%27-by-v3olympus

To everyone still awaiting results from the 2019 Futhark Awards (namely 'Fantasy', 'Poetry' and 'Horror/Thriller':
          
          Thank you for your patience, it is greatly appreciated. Writing the prize reviews takes time and care, as you might imagine. The 'Fantasy' category results should be posted by Sunday evening, with the final two categories to follow throughout the remainder of July. 
          
          Blessings!
          ~ The Bardic College

A new Raven Review has been posted! 
          
          While preparing the results for the 2019 Futhark Awards, the Bardic College has reviewed 'The Stone: The Curse of Mastema' by @ChrissyMReau81
          The sequel to our previously reviewed 'The Brother's Curse', this horror/thriller novel will both excite and turn the stomach of intrepid readers. 
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/750024249-raven-reviews-%27the-stone-the-curse-of-mastema%27-by

A new Raven Review has been posted! 
          
          This Friday evening, The Bardic College reviews 'Crown of Roses' by @LennoxFields, a thrilling high-seas spin on the classic story of 'Beauty and the Beast'.
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/745248135-raven-reviews-%27crown-of-roses%27-by-lennoxfields

Dear friends of the Bardic College,
          
          The good news; The prize stickers for the 2019 Futhark Awards are officially ready! There will be two types; gold stickers for the three title winners of each genre, and of course our exclusive 'Pagan Pride' sticker. 
          
          The bad news; the date when the winners of the Futhark Awards are announced is being pushed back from June 1st to July 1st. Judges, this means your deadline to submit your scores is now officially June 15th. This is entirely due to me (@GreenScholarTales) being currently curb-stomped by real life. Some major life-changes that I was not anticipating came up for May-June, and I want to be able to devote the winners' reviews the attention they deserve. The Bardic College thanks you all for your patience and understanding. 
          
          Blessings!
          ~ The Bardic College

Hello, Bardic College. I have officially changed my book 'The Fox And His Dragon' to the title, 'God Upon Chaos'. The cover has also been changed.
          
          I am here to inform this as I had promised. :)

The results for Round 1 of the Futhark Awards have been posted early! 
          
          Congratulations to all of our participants who have successfully moved on to Round 2, and thank you to all of the judges who submitted their results ahead of the deadline! 
          
          Judging for Round 2 will begin now, with final results being released no later than June 1st, 2019. 
          
          Blessings!
          ~ The Bardic College

Thanks for the votes on my Poetry book!

Only 4 hours left until entries for the 2019 Futhark Awards close!
          Judging for Round 1 begins tomorrow, so judges please standby.
          
          Blessings!
          ~ The Bardic College 

Hello! I have taken part in the Furthak Awards with my book, "The Fox And His Dragon" which is Fantasy. The book MAY or may not undergo a title and book cover change after the main judging starts, and well after the second round of my book has the chance to go forward (hopefully).
          
          I want to know if it may hinder the judgement of my book even if I mention the incident to both the fantasy judges during the time of change?