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5 days ago · Updated to #16
🐲𝐌𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬🐉
Write an original short story about any mythical creature(e.g., dragons, unicorns, phoenixes, penguins, etc) (￣▽￣) In any genre.
Word Count✍️• Minimum: 100• Maximum: 1 500
Anyone can participate, but the story must be ritten in English, and must be original.
Prizes (Bounty)💸💸• 1st Place:100 coins and a badge.• 2nd Place:50 coins and a badge.• 3rd Place:50 coins and a badge.• MEP:Most Engaged Participant. The one that likes, comments on other submissions the most, and replies to all comments on their own story gets 50 coins.
Judging Process💎The contest will be judged by me, but the number of likes and comments on each story will also be considered during the judging process.• Tip:To increase your chances of winning, be sure to share your story widely and engage with the community to gather likes and comments.
🔞Keep it respectful to all readers.
DisqualificationEntries that do not follow the contest rules (e.g., word count, plagiarism, inappropriate content) may be disqualified.
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Have fun🖤❤️🔥
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1 week ago · Updated to #10
📜 Prompt:Ever wondered how a five-year-old sees the world? In this contest, your challenge is to write a short story as if you were five years old!Use simple words, big imagination, and the kind of wild, adorable storytelling that only a kid can come up with.
🔹 Rules:
Write from the perspective of a five-year-old(or in a way that sounds like one!).Keep it fun, silly, or heartwarming—or even a little nonsensical!Simple sentences, funny logic, and lots of excitement are welcome!Maximum word count: 500 words.💡 Example Opening:"One time, I saw a big fluffy cloud, and I said, 'Wow! That’s a giant marshmallow!' but Mommy said, 'No, it's just a cloud,' but I think she is wrong because I saw a bird try to eat it."
⏳ Deadline:February 28, 2025🏆 Prizes:Fun, nostalgia, and the chance to make everyone smile!
🎨 Can you tap into your inner five-year-old? Show us your cutest, funniest, or most imaginative story!✍️✨
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2 weeks ago · Updated to #39
📜 Prompt:Sometimes, an entire story can be told in just one sentence. Whether it's heartwarming, spine-chilling, or completely unexpected, craft a powerful story using only ONE sentence.
🔹 Rules:
Your story must be a single sentence (but punctuation like commas, dashes, or semicolons are allowed!).Keep it under 50 wordsfor maximum impact.Any genre is welcome—make it romantic, eerie, humorous, or poetic!Bonus points for plot twistsor an emotional punch.💡 Example Entries:
She woke up to the sound of the ocean, only to remember she fell asleep in her bedroom—miles away from the shore.He finally found the courage to call her, but the familiar voice that answered whispered, "She’s been gone for years."The hero slayed the dragon, kissed the princess, and rode into the sunset—until he realized this was just Level 1.⏳ Deadline:February 26, 2025🏆 Prizes:Bragging rights & creative glory! (Virtual Badge)
🔮 Can you tell a gripping story in just one sentence? Let’s see your best!✍️✨
📢 Announcement!
The One-Sentence Story Challengeis now in the judging phase! 🎉 I’m currently reviewing all the amazing entries, and I must say, you all made this a tough decision! 🧐✨
Stay tuned for the final results, which will be announced soon! Thank you to everyone who participated—you made this contest truly exciting! 💖
#JudgingInProgress #StayTuned #OneSentenceChallenge
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1 week ago · Updated to #13
The POV Experiment
Theme: Have you ever wondered what a chair, an old book, or even a forgotten key in your pocket might "think"? This contest invites you to step into the mind of an inanimate object and bring it to life in your writing. Choose any object, whether mundane or extraordinary, and tell a story from its unique point of view.
Challenge: Write a narrative from the perspective of an object. What does it "see," "feel," or "experience" as it sits quietly in the background of people's lives? Does it hold memories? Is it a silent observer of the world around it? From an emotional tale to a humorous twist, the possibilities are endless when the world is viewed through a non-human lens.
Guidelines:
The story must be told entirely from the perspective of an inanimate object (a cup, a clock, a flowerpot, a door, etc.).Explore the object's point of view with imagination—how does it interact with the world and the people around it?The narrative should be rich in creativity, with the object offering insights, humor, or emotions based on its experiences.Maximum word count: 1,500 words.Whether your story delves into the poignant history of a cherished memento or the quirky observations of an everyday item, make your object the star and let it shine with a story only it can tell.
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