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Hello Science Fiction/Fantasy Forum-goers!
I recently joined this website called Writer's Cafe which is a really interesting, fun writing community. You can get a lot of encouragement from fellow writers there as well as some insightful advice and critique on any work you may post. It has been enjoyable to say the least
I noticed that members could create contests for the community to enter. Being sick of stumbling upon heaps of romance genre contests, I thought I would make one that is a bit different and decided I would extend my invitation for you all to join if you would like. Yes, you have to sign up at Writer's Cafe and get an account, but I think it's worth it. I'm having a wonderful time there so you should definitely check it out if you haven't already. As to why I'm posting this here, I have a friend on AW who recommended I let everyone on this forum know so I hope I'm not overstepping or sounding spam-ish!
The theme of my contest is: The Machine. Basically, the goal is to write a piece (poetry, story, screen play, etc) that revolves around any kind of machine. It could be a machine that we all use today and consider mundane, or a machine that you yourself have created. I want to see creativity here! (Also looking for steampunk, but it's not necessary. Just loved!) The prize isn't much; an in depth review/critique of the winning entry + another piece of work from the winning person's collection, as well as a badge on your Writer's Cafe profile for being a contest winner. But mostly, I just want to read a bunch of pieces about machines.
So all of you can see why the theme of this contest highly adheres to science fiction/fantasy writers. Bear in mind that it doesn't have to be science fiction, but it's the target audience I thought of when creating the contest in the first place. I will be picking the top five entries and then the community of Writer's Cafe will place you. As of now, the deadline is July 1, however, I may extend it is requested to do so.
If you have any questions feel free to ask me! Here's the link to the contest if you want more information:
The Machine Contest
Thanks all!
I recently joined this website called Writer's Cafe which is a really interesting, fun writing community. You can get a lot of encouragement from fellow writers there as well as some insightful advice and critique on any work you may post. It has been enjoyable to say the least
I noticed that members could create contests for the community to enter. Being sick of stumbling upon heaps of romance genre contests, I thought I would make one that is a bit different and decided I would extend my invitation for you all to join if you would like. Yes, you have to sign up at Writer's Cafe and get an account, but I think it's worth it. I'm having a wonderful time there so you should definitely check it out if you haven't already. As to why I'm posting this here, I have a friend on AW who recommended I let everyone on this forum know so I hope I'm not overstepping or sounding spam-ish!
The theme of my contest is: The Machine. Basically, the goal is to write a piece (poetry, story, screen play, etc) that revolves around any kind of machine. It could be a machine that we all use today and consider mundane, or a machine that you yourself have created. I want to see creativity here! (Also looking for steampunk, but it's not necessary. Just loved!) The prize isn't much; an in depth review/critique of the winning entry + another piece of work from the winning person's collection, as well as a badge on your Writer's Cafe profile for being a contest winner. But mostly, I just want to read a bunch of pieces about machines.
So all of you can see why the theme of this contest highly adheres to science fiction/fantasy writers. Bear in mind that it doesn't have to be science fiction, but it's the target audience I thought of when creating the contest in the first place. I will be picking the top five entries and then the community of Writer's Cafe will place you. As of now, the deadline is July 1, however, I may extend it is requested to do so.
If you have any questions feel free to ask me! Here's the link to the contest if you want more information:
The Machine Contest
Thanks all!
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