Short Story Contest 2 - Spring Theme
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Short Story Contest 2 - Spring Theme
To participate, please submit a story to me privately via PM before the deadline, June 1st. Make sure the story is related to the Spring theme.
Do not post your short story elsewhere, and do not tell anyone except me that you are the author of the short story. That will help keep the judging fair. However, all authors of all stories will be made public once the contest is over, no exceptions.
You must have at least 25 posts to submit a story. Even if you have no posts yet, it will not be hard to have 25 posts by the deadline. Your post count is displayed in your profile and on the left side of all of your posts.
Other rules:
- -must be between 400 and 3000 words
-must be fiction
-no poetry, no essays allowed
-must be original, not published elsewhere, not written by someone else
-only one submission per person
-correct spelling and grammar required
So go ahead and start writing your story.

In the next week I will announce more details regarding how the stories will be judged.
Finally, I want to thank BookCloseouts for sponsoring this contest. You can shop on BookCloseouts to buy good books at bargain prices. Remember, when you make a purchase by following the links that I post to BookCloseouts, then some of the revenue helps fund OnlineBookClub.org.
Good luck, and have fun!
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The story that gets the highest rating will be the winner. If there is a tie, then the judges will vote for which of the tied stories they think is best.
Remember, the winner gets a $25 gift certificate to BookCloseouts!

If you have any questions, feel free to post them. Also, try to tell any of your friends or other people you know about the contest if you think they might like to write a short story for it.
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For many of us members, it would be hard to go a month without making 25 posts.


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There's no specific guidelines for how to match the spring theme. You can do it in whatever way you want. The stories will be judged based upon how good they are not on how well they match the theme. Just make the story match the theme in some way.Dori wrote:Could you elaborate more on the "spring theme"? I'm not entirely sure what that entails.
I don't want to stifle anyone's creativity with too many guidelines.
Thanks,
Scott
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