jason evans at the clarity of night is having another one of his amazing writing contests.
It's called "Midnight Road" and is paired with one of Jason's amazing photos.
short fiction contest
From jason's blog:
"Using the photograph above for inspiration, compose a short fiction piece of no more than 250 words in any genre or style. Paste your entry into an email and send it to me at jevanswriter at yahoo dot com any time between now and midnight, Wednesday, June 28th (Eastern Standard Time, United States). Each entry will be posted and indexed.
To make things interesting, the following prizes are on the line (and to support the publishing industry!!):
1st Place, $35 Amazon gift certificate
2nd Place, $25 Amazon gift certificate
3rd Place, $15 Amazon gift certificate
4th Place, $10 Amazon gift certificate
5th Place, $5 Amazon gift certificate
But this is about more than prizes. I hope you take advantage of the opportunity to meet and interact with your fellow writers. Read and comment on the entries. Teach, and learn, from others. Let's make writing a less lonely process."
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8 comments:
My goodness, that Jason keeps busy!
Yep, I'll do it again. It was fun last time and I really enjoyed the feedback. Jer
Thanks for the mention, Anne! I have to say that excitement does seem to be mounting. Last contest had 41 entries. We'll see about this one.
sandra, i hear he never sleeps.
jer, can't wait to read your entry!
jason, i think the photo is especially haunting. it'll be interesting to see what people do with it.
i'm excited. i just have another 89 words to remove. i was at 409. i'm getting there.
Anne is a bad, bad person. Now I have gone and embarrassed myself and everything.
Gosh, last time I wrote fiction... I don't remember it being fun, like that. What happened?
Thank you, Anne & Jason. :)
emeraldcite: i loved your entry! great mood and description.
bekbek: really nice! i don't envy jason one bit. this will be tough.
it is fun, isn't it? i became addicted to flash fiction this winter. i thought i would need shock therapy to get over it.
thanks anne.
it was tough to cut down. i hope i didn't lose too much. it was a fun time.
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