Australia’s Marzo named World Class 2018 winner

The new biennial competition was organized by the British architect Royal Society (RIBA) and I saw entries from all over the world come out as the best new building in the world. The winner will be announced by December 2018, but as a long list 62 projects have been chosen from over 28 countries. Ben Derbyshire, chairman of RIBA, praised this award. Most importantly, the key choice for these 62 projects shows a meaningful influence and quality of change that can be given to the community no matter where a well-designed building is located.

From the original field of 4,000 writers around the world, after 3 rounds of fierce competition, we finally got the winner! Congratulations to Michael Tippett (Memberfield, Australia) who won the 2018 game on the last "Crawlers" story. Michael and the other 74 finalists take only 24 hours to create a story of less than 1,500 words based on the next assignment. The 12th Short Story Challenge is a creative writing contest that is open to writers around the world. There is a competition of three rounds. In the first round (January 26th - February 3, 2018), the writer was randomly enthusiastic and assigned assignments of type, subject, role. The writer has 8 days to write an original story less than 2,500 words. The judges chose to enter the second round in each of the top five games (March 29, 2018 - April 1, 2018 April 1), and writers will receive new assignments. 000 words (maximum) short story

The next story is that Jess Walter received the 2018 Stella Kupferberg Memorial Short Story Award. This award is annually published by selected shorts and guest judges. The award-winning work, along with Gotham Writers Seminar and Electronic Literature Publishing, received a ten-week writing course of $ 1,000. Awarded works will be screened live on June 6, 2018 as part of the Manhattan Symphony Orchestra short film. Saturday night, Joan of Arc was sitting in the dormitory. Saturday night, Joan of Arc is always at home. Joan has a dramatic mind, so she may like this theater, but she does not go to eat pizza, beer, movies, even the theater. While speaking in class, she reached out to her chest and turned her eyes to the air like a floating light ball. Her answer is often wrong