Halloween is here! We are running our Literary Costume Contest Oct 27-31.
How it Works:
All submissions must come through Superstition Review‘s Twitter. Please Tweet a picture of your costume to @SuperstitionRev #literarycostume
What You Win:
Judges will pick the top Costume, and the winner will receive a Starbucks coffee!
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This is the cutest thing ever! I think all Halloween costumes should be literature-themed. I always try to tie in some literature with my Halloween costumes. I’ll have to keep up with this contest to get inspiration for my costume this year!
We whole-heartedly agree! Would love to hear some of your past literary costumes.
Oh wow! This looks so fun! I love the spirit of Halloween, I am so glad Superstition Review also shares in my love for the holidays. I am not too sure what I am going to be for Halloween yet, but I’ll be sure to look into this and come up with a great costume. Thank you for the inspiration and the heightening of my already excited Halloween spirits.