elizaTrickster
09-04-2008, 10:22 AM
Bleh! Dracula says that it is another month! He also says that he's too busy to make prizes for a while. Maybe the next contest.
The way this works:
I am going to give you a picture for you to write about. You can either write prose or poetry. There will be winners in each category.
The rules are simple:
1. Submit a original entry in prose or poetry form by the date provided!
2. Please make your entries readable. As in, choose your font, font size, and colour carefully. If we can't read it, we can't judge it. Also, if I can't tell whether it's supposed to be poetry or prose, meaning- it's just a paragraph- that wins you no points.
FAQ:
1. Prose is normal written word. For example, a normal story.
2. Post your entries here!
3. How long should it be? As long as you want! I promise I can read it all!
4. Do the conditions in the written piece have to be exactly like those in the picture?-No. Whatever you see in the picture is what you can write about. If you look at the scene above and see a spring setting in a world where there is no warmth or something, that is fine. Um... otherwise, I think it need to be like the picture at some point in the story.
5. The entries will be judged on grammar and content.
The Picture:
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e275/oncloud9247/PICT2653.jpg
(The Arch of Septimus Severus)
You have until roughly September 30th !
The way this works:
I am going to give you a picture for you to write about. You can either write prose or poetry. There will be winners in each category.
The rules are simple:
1. Submit a original entry in prose or poetry form by the date provided!
2. Please make your entries readable. As in, choose your font, font size, and colour carefully. If we can't read it, we can't judge it. Also, if I can't tell whether it's supposed to be poetry or prose, meaning- it's just a paragraph- that wins you no points.
FAQ:
1. Prose is normal written word. For example, a normal story.
2. Post your entries here!
3. How long should it be? As long as you want! I promise I can read it all!
4. Do the conditions in the written piece have to be exactly like those in the picture?-No. Whatever you see in the picture is what you can write about. If you look at the scene above and see a spring setting in a world where there is no warmth or something, that is fine. Um... otherwise, I think it need to be like the picture at some point in the story.
5. The entries will be judged on grammar and content.
The Picture:
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e275/oncloud9247/PICT2653.jpg
(The Arch of Septimus Severus)
You have until roughly September 30th !