Contest deadline extended to Sunday!
Details at StarDust. :)
A few people missed the deadline and Bob and I talked it over, so check out his announcement!
Let's see some stories as good as the ones entered here in the Holiday contest! As one of the judge, I have to tell you, I wanted to give out a lot more prizes. Looking back it still astonishes me how good that field of entries was. Some of the stories that didn't even get an honorable could have won a lot of story contests I've seen. Don't believe it? Check out the story contests at some general fiction story sites and see what weak fields they often have.
TopShelf authors Rock! Now go rock Bob over at StarDust. :)
Hugs
- Erin
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Maybe just one this time
Alright already! I have one mostly written but not typed yet. It's coming, trust me! My problem now is to keep it under 10K!
Hugs!
grover
Better check this out...
More entries have shown up, the contest is half over. :)
Lots of these entries will not be posted elsewhere until after the contest so better go over to http://StardustR.us to check it out.
- Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
Yeah, a bunch of great authors here's a list so far!
1) A Dollar Short by Angela Rasch
2) Device One by Julia O.
3) The Explorers Club by Angel O'Hare
4) The Shootist by Arcie Emm
5) The Day The Ships Came by Karen J.
6) Zenda the Magician by Richard Sinep
With more promised by great authors you know such as
Aardvark
John in Wauwatosa
grover
Scott Ramsey
itinerant
Joanne Foxcourt
Xaltatun of Acheron
Read the posted ones now before you get overwhelmed!
Interpretation is no more than your life's experiences interpretd on others works.
Interpretation is no more than your life's experiences interpreted on others works.
I'm writing already! Stop jabbing me with that pointed stick.
Jeese, like I don't have enough pressure already.
Made good progress on my second story, something based on a very silly series of PM's between me and Itinerant this summer. My first story is being reluctant but I think I can whip it into shape.Wish me luck.
John in Wauwatosa
John in Wauwatosa
Good Luck John! ... in Wauwatosa ...
Looking forward to reading it!
Hugs
Richard
"Writing a science fiction story is ... well, work! You have to stop and think, rehash, make sure everything fits with no mistakes in scientific stuff, and then hope a real science fiction writer doesn't tear you and your story to bits." LOL...
Interpretation is no more than your life's experiences interpreted on others works.
Morale Officer
I thought I'd have my entry finished on time, but I won't. It's a near-future tale about asteroid miners. I'll try to finish it anyway.
Email Bob
Tell him it's a Leap Year. :)
- Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
Nooooooooooooooooo!
DON"T JUMP BOB! Erin was only joking about it being a Leap Year.
"Sorry, I must have bypased my goodtaste chip," to quote Kryten in Red Dwarf.
Nice stuff over at Bob's Stardust contest. Some great things funny and serious by new and old. Some quirky things I haven't figured out. Then there is my stuff.
John in Wauwatosa
John in Wauwatosa
Hooray!
Yay, I get a reprieve!
I'm trying to write in a pulp style, and it's not as easy as I thought. But a couple extra days should do the trick.
On the subject of Leap Year, I know a couple who got married on a February 29. The guy claims he only needs to remember his anniversary every four years.