20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @torunnPerhaps I could write a short story comprised entirely of quaint English expressions?
Not at all 🙂
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThanks for the heads up. 😉 😛
Perhaps I could write a short story comprised entirely of quaint English expressions?
-VR
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @great-big-steesWhich emotion did you go for?
I've started already. I do so hope I managed to get the "right" topic.🙄
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWhy not - there are plenty of those, charming ones. 🙂
Perhaps I could write a short story comprised entirely of quaint English expressions?
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @torunn🙂 I did actually bounce a story idea off my wife, who promptly tweaked it and bounced back an even better one.
Why not - there are plenty of those, charming ones. 🙂
I may just have to write it.
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20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeMake sure you give her a mention in your acceptance speech. Oh wait that may be a wee bit premature. 😲😉
🙂 I did actually bounce a story idea off my wife, who promptly tweaked it and bounced back an even better one.
I may just have to write it.
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWould it need to be restricted to just one, or could we write multiple, striving to use the extremes thereof?
Which emotion did you go for?
20 Jan 18
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Originally posted by @paul-a-robertsSee rules on page 3.
Would it need to be restricted to just one, or could we write multiple, striving to use the extremes thereof?
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @handyandyActually you are quoting my quote of vanderveldes rules last year.
Ponderable, who will be running it, says "free topic." See page 3.
I did state the topic "emotions". This I did as I read that some guidance was wanted.
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @paul-a-robertsActually point 5 of my post stated maximum of two entries per participant. We don't want you to carry all the medals 😉
Would it need to be restricted to just one, or could we write multiple, striving to use the extremes thereof?
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ponderableThere are many good writers here. The entries usually are so different so it is really hard to say which one is better than the other. Look forward to reading all of them.
Actually point 5 of my post stated maximum of two entries per participant. We don't want you to carry all the medals 😉
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ponderableSorry. My goof.
Actually you are quoting my quote of vanderveldes rules last year.
I did state the topic "emotions". This I did as I read that some guidance was wanted.
20 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeCan two people collaborate on the Competition?
🙂 I did actually bounce a story idea off my wife, who promptly tweaked it and bounced back an even better one.
I may just have to write it.
-VR
Originally posted by @very-rustyI think a collaboration would be two or more people actually doing the writing. The contest has traditionally been a solo effort. Ideas, though, can come from any source. An idea is not a story until molded and polished by the writer.
Can two people collaborate on the Competition?
-VR