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I've been absolutely LOVING seeing the children's artwork for #TheIckabog, so I was sorry to see this tweet, which misrepresents the terms of @Scholastic's illustration competition (it's important to realise that different terms and conditions apply in different countries). 1/3 
A *non-exclusive* license simply allows the use of the entries of your children’s artwork on social media, in articles and other materials around the contest. @Scholastic won’t use them for anything else. 2/3
Without this non-exclusive license, I wouldn't be allowed to share pictures on social media or respond to the artists. Only WINNERS will be asked to transfer copyright and they will of course receive receive prizes in addition to inclusion in the book. Hope this helps! 3/3
I have a small announcement, but before I get started, I
want to head off one possible source of confusion.
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THIS IS NOT A HARRY POTTER SPIN-OFF
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want to head off one possible source of confusion.
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THIS IS NOT A HARRY POTTER SPIN-OFF
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1/13
Over 10 years ago, I wrote a stand-alone fairy tale called
The Ickabog. You can read more about how, why and
when The Ickabog was written at jkrowling.com/j-k-rowling-in…
2/13
The Ickabog. You can read more about how, why and
when The Ickabog was written at jkrowling.com/j-k-rowling-in…
2/13
I always meant to publish it, but after the last Potter
was released I wrote two novels for adults and, after some dithering, decided to put those out next.
Until very recently, the only people who’d heard the story of
The Ickabog were my two younger children.
3/13
was released I wrote two novels for adults and, after some dithering, decided to put those out next.
Until very recently, the only people who’d heard the story of
The Ickabog were my two younger children.
3/13
