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Our most ambitious contest
I am sure this was an honest mistake, but according to Reyna, it was (is?) a trigger. What do you think? Whatever it was, it is a story that needed telling.
We received 21 wonderful entries to this contest! Here is a list you can reference while deciding which ones to vote for.
… on this strange and date-corrected day, but the winner and prize announcement are only a day away. Yes o, Literati, it’s neck and neck, so we need your votes now. Today is Tuesday, Wednesday 17, and the voting closes tomorrow, Wednesday, the 18th at noon. (Never mind what I mistyped in an earlier post. […]
Victoria’s Secret model is well suited to serve as an intern at the NEW towers in Moscow that are […]
“I swear, it’s not too late.” Literati! I have procrastinated to sail to the edge of the world, for fear that I would drop off the edge into oblivion. But I have had to sail to the edge in search of a contest that will challenge your abilities to produce a brilliant and important piece […]
(Posted by Diana on behalf of our beloved Editor-in-Chief, based on documents smuggled out at great personal risk) O Literati! I am pleased to report I am out of the tarmac. Venezuela is not on the itinerary. I operated this morning out of the new home of A Word with You Press which is, indeed, […]
Literati! New to our site is the brilliant Tiffany Monique, with her entry to our current contest Wingnuts. (http://www.awordwithyoupress.com/2013/05/04/wing-nuts-our-new-contest/ Her wingman as she sleazes into the bar is Dean Koontz. Here is a bit about the lad: Koontz was born on July 9, 1945, in Everett, Pennsylvania, the son of Florence (Logue) and Raymond Koontz.[3][4] […]
Anthony Quinn pontificates…or is that Derek Thomson from the other side of the pont, having just finished writing his novel The Covenant? (http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/covenant-derek-thompson/1113841793) Literati (re)Build it, and they will come. Up and running again, our favorite writers are coming back to the playground. Here is an entry into our contest Wingnuts by one of […]
Good morning, Literati! Oh, my goodness! Mac Eagan has decided to join us. Here is his entry into the contest You Didn’t Write That. Simply titled: Tag. You’re it! by Mac Eagan “My name’s Luminess.” “Your name,” Detective Lasko grumbled as he opened a folder, “is Luis Michael Ness. You’re suspected in a dozen […]
Weighing in at 193 words, this unusually curt period piece challenged the normal verbosity of 19th century fiction. But never fear, with a reliable pair of seamstress scissors, an old Remington typewriter, and some glue, anything is possible. This is Diana’s first submission to the “You Didn’t Write That” contest. The Invaluable Assistant by Diana […]
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