Here's a prompt for a writing contest I thought I'd share with my readers.
FREEZE FRAME
Describe a single moment in time just after something has happened so clearly that the reader can understand what happened without having "seen" it happen. Think of a photograph, as opposed to a movie. Try to imply an entire story with beginning, middle, and end in one frozen moment. Remember not to leave that moment in time! Don't tell the reader anything that the reader could not perceive if the reader were in the scene you're describing.
One entry per author. The mini-story should be between 50 and 100 words long. Hyphenated words count as separate words: "jack-o-lantern" counts as three words.
Deadline: 11:59 PM Eastern time, Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Prizes: $15 for 1st, $10 for 2nd, $5 for 3rd, publication but no money for honorable mentions.
Send entries to Entries@OnThePremis es.com and put MINI-CONTEST in the subject heading, please. As with our regular contests, put your contact information in the body of your e-mail and
attach your mini-contest entry as a .doc, .rtf, or .txt file. (No .wps files! We can't read them.)
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2 comments:
I wish the word limit was a bit larger. I might have some trouble lowering the word count to 100 words.
100 words is a challenge, but I have found when I have to cut words I usually end up with a stronger piece. In fact I cut 1,000 words from the first story I ever had published.
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