New York, NY (PRWEB) May 31, 2009
"Artificial Imagination" authored by Kalpanik S. and published by the Center of Artificial Imagination was selected as the best published book by San Diego Mensa's Creative uRGe Annual Literary Contest.
"Our Annual Creative uRGe Awards recognize the very best of creative works done by Mensa members across the world," said LaRae Bakerink, San Diego Mensa's President. "This is our way to encourage up-and-coming authors, singers and film producers among Mensa membership. The Creative uRGe awards are offered as part of our annual regional gathering, or RG."
San Diego Mensa's Creative uRGe Annual Literary Awards are granted in books, essay writing, short stories, poetry, music and short films categories and is open to Mensa members worldwide. The entries are read and judged by established authors, and singers, considered experts in the respective fields.
"The word artificial originally meant artful, crafty. That's an apt description of ARTIFICIAL IMAGINATION," said Richard Lederer, author of Anguished English and the chairman of the judging panel for San Diego Mensa's Creative uRGe awards. "It blends art, craft and wit into a narrative that teaches us life lessons that we did not know we knew."
About Artificial Imagination
Imagine what a computer will imagine if it could. Supposedly written by an AI program mimicking human creativity, this humorous autobiography of an adventurous young man describes his journey through the Hi Tech world across USA--a journey which starts at the University of California and takes him through the technology worlds of Silicon Valley, San Francisco and Seattle with a detour through Nashville, the Music City and ending at beautiful San Diego.
The story has more than 100 photographs complementing the stunning imagination with equally stunning imagery.
Artificial Imagination may be purchased at various retailers such as Amazon.com, target.com or at its website at http://www.artificial-imagination.com.
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