Creative Writing Prompt Contest Winner! Winter is almost over! The days are getting longer and brighter, and soon, we will leave all the snow and frost behind us. But before we say our goodbyes to the season, let’s take a look at the winners of our last contest. We had asked writers to image what it would be like to experience snow for
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Last month we asked writers to come with a short story detailing the holiday from the perspective of Tom the turkey. What we got was a whimsical tale of a turkey who just wanted to fly to the moon. Congratulations Alice Gerard for winning November’s contest! Thanks to everyone who participated. We hope
We hope everyone had a spooktacular Halloween! The one night of the year that we seek out the things that go bump in the night. To celebrate, we hosted a writing challenge in search of a story to give us chills. And we were not disappointed! We’d like to congratulate our winner Edith Rey! We never saw the twist in
We’d like to thank everyone who entered last month’s writing prompt challenge. We had several amazing entries but one stood out from the rest. Congratulations go to Gail Dennehy for her creative take on our writing prompt! Take a look at the prompt and the winning entry below: Prompt: Drew always had an active imagination. On any given day he
Last month we challenged our writers to create a hairy-raising short story using our latest prompt for a chance to be featured on our blog! We had some amazing entries and we’d like to give a big thanks to everyone who participated. We love to see all of the different ideas that can grow from a single writing prompt! Our
Last month we challenged our readers to a writing contest and they responded! We received three amazing entries that we’d like to feature today. Each one is an example of how different people can read the same writing prompt and take it in wildly different directions. The creativity of our readers never ceases to amaze us! Check out the original
We hope everyone enjoyed their holidays! And even though they’re over and the lights are beginning to fade, we wanted to share with you the winner of December’s Holiday Recipe poetry contest! We received several wonderful entries and we’d like to thank everyone who participated! The winning entry belongs to Erin Michaela Sweeney! We loved her descriptions of the “ingredients”
Happy Friday! It’s time to kick off the weekend with yet another fantastic story! The winner of this week’s writing contest is Darby McNaughton, who’s dark tale of a villainous princess gave us the chills. Check out last week’s prompt and the winning entry below. Prompt: We’ve all grown up with tales of the damsels in distress, knights in shining armor,
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! Now that the cooking is done, it’s time to sit back, relax, and read a story by our latest contest winner! Joan Leotta wrote a short but sweet tale about a jungle, a tiger, and a hunter who takes a shot. Check out last week’s prompt and the winning story below. Prompt:
Happy Friday the 13th everyone! We hope your day is filled with only the best of luck. And to start out your day right, why not check out our winning poem from last week’s contest! Congratulations go to Joshua Randolph! Check out the prompt and the winning entry below. Prompt: It’s time for this month’s poetry contest! This time around,
It’s time to wrap up the last of our spooktacular October writing contests! All month long, we’ve been giving you prompts inspired by the things that creep and crawl in the dark. And we’ve had a fantastic response! If you haven’t read our previous winning entries, be sure to check them out here. This week’s winning story comes to us
We hope everyone has been enjoying our horror-filled October writing contests! We’re coming to the end of the month, but we’re still getting some fantastic entries! This week’s winning story shows how a little “mouse” can become a big monster. Congrats go to our winner, Joshua Randolph! Check out the last week’s prompt and the winning entry below! Prompt: The
