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Mike Casper’s One-of-a-Kindness entry #5
Can I get a light? Mike Casper enters our contest
"Suddenly, the night has grown colder. The god of love preparing to depart. Alexandra hoisted on his shoulders. They slip between the sentries of the heart..." (Leonard Cohen)
Mike Casper is in the swim of things beneath the surface
Literati. I guess that little blue pill works after all! Congratulations, Mike! (editors note: This story was originally misstated as another planet. I am saturnly entitled to a mistake, now and again, though I didn't planet that way. Women are from Venus. Men are from Mars. Editors are from Uranus.
Mike Casper is wasting away…again! Our contest continues!
Mike Casper, whose first novel The Sing-Song Child is available on our store, apparently raises the bar in his entry to our contest, Again.
Mike Casper sings a song Once upon a Time
Methinks we have but one more contestant to post in our contest Once Upon a Time, which required each author to submit to their favorite editor at A Word with You Press (Moi) a prologue, a first chapter if you made the semi-finals, and chapter kedua/dos/du/zwie if you made it to the finals. Mike Casper submitted a prologue, but because I am his editor for this, his first novel, "The Sing-Song Child," I disqualified him from the competition to win our $250 first prize, even though he offered to split it with me if he won, as did our eventual winner.
Here is the start of an inspiring tale.
Semi Finalists announced for Once Upon a Time
Mike Casper makes entering our contest Child’s play
Many Rivers for Mike Casper still to cross
(recently polled writers who forgot to leave comments on the work of their fellow authors missed the boat)
Literati!
As you are oft told by the editor-in-chief (moi) your entries into The First Annual Peggy Dobbs Write-of-Passage Contest can be fiction, non-fiction, poetry, or a plagiarized phone book, as long as the word count is between 750 and a 1,000 words and you include the prompt: “I swear, it’s not too late.”
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