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Right, here we are then, number eighteen.
I've decided to make the subject Tracks.
Hopefully there's a lot of potential inspiration in that, what with the several multiple meanings. The links can be as subtle or as strong as you like, so I think there's sufficient room here for enough diversity.
I'll allow up to two entries per person - if you're on an inspiration high, I don't want to be the one to stop you, but remember that there can only be one winner, so it may be worth concentrating on just the one story.
There's no word limit - within reason - and the closing date for entries is Tuesday 8th February, which gives you the traditional two weeks. I'll announce the results the following Wednesday.
So - enjoy.
RESULTS
Cheers to everyone who entered, the input is always appreciated. As for judging, I think I'll revert to the first, second and third tiers and ignore the radical ways of the rebellious Black Glove/Faberge Gem.
Third
Addict by Paradox.
There was just something impressive and memorable about the distinctive style, and how well the airy atmosphere was conveyed. Good stuff.
Second
Pensées by arctic hobo.
This was really well done, and very close to being first. Being so short and tightly written, it was very difficult to fault and a good read.
First
Ginormous by Meka Dragon.
As I said in the thread, it wasn't a flawless piece of writing, but it was so enjoyable and so easy to read, especially being so comparatively long, that it really was that bit more impressive to clinch the top spot.
Onwards to number nineteen then.
I've decided to make the subject Tracks.
Hopefully there's a lot of potential inspiration in that, what with the several multiple meanings. The links can be as subtle or as strong as you like, so I think there's sufficient room here for enough diversity.
I'll allow up to two entries per person - if you're on an inspiration high, I don't want to be the one to stop you, but remember that there can only be one winner, so it may be worth concentrating on just the one story.
There's no word limit - within reason - and the closing date for entries is Tuesday 8th February, which gives you the traditional two weeks. I'll announce the results the following Wednesday.
So - enjoy.
RESULTS
Cheers to everyone who entered, the input is always appreciated. As for judging, I think I'll revert to the first, second and third tiers and ignore the radical ways of the rebellious Black Glove/Faberge Gem.
Third
Addict by Paradox.
There was just something impressive and memorable about the distinctive style, and how well the airy atmosphere was conveyed. Good stuff.
Second
Pensées by arctic hobo.
This was really well done, and very close to being first. Being so short and tightly written, it was very difficult to fault and a good read.
First
Ginormous by Meka Dragon.
As I said in the thread, it wasn't a flawless piece of writing, but it was so enjoyable and so easy to read, especially being so comparatively long, that it really was that bit more impressive to clinch the top spot.
Onwards to number nineteen then.
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Who?
It's not me, and I reckon crossbob's genius will go straight over Mav's head (sneheh), I reckon I know who's won this...
When are you going to say the winner!
When are you going to say the winner!
I am going to say the winner later this evening!
When you going to say the winner!
20 past 11, new story is going well, 600 words so far.
Alright, if you think you can manage it.
Please can I do one more story or is it only two sorry for asking but can I?
22:27-It isn't DAMN working! Gnehargh! Plus I just went to an auction and failed to bid for a great stringed instrument.
EDIT Just started again with something entirely different.
EDIT Just started again with something entirely different.
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