We are coming up on
50,000 hits on my blog, therefore I'm holding a giveaway because I do appreciate your
support. Please put your creative minds to work.
I will be giving away a
Kindle with a copy of my first short story, Lethal Injection, The Seed. The
winner will be chosen by a public vote on the entries for this 100-word flash
fiction contest.
Rules:
- You must provide a title (title words do not count
toward final word count.
- Final word count cannot be more than 100 words.
- You must provide an email address in the format of name
(at) provider (dot) com.
- You must provide title, story and email address in your
comment to this blog post.
- The theme for this contest is The Seed (should
not be your title).
The contest will end
when 20 entries are made or on October 21, 2012, whichever occurs first. I will
then put up a voting gadget with each entry and invite people to read the
entries and vote. I will leave voting up for one week, ending on October 28,
2012. I will then contact the winner who receives the most votes. I hope you will
all participate because I look forward to reading your stories!
Contest over! No more voting, sorry.
Contest over! No more voting, sorry.
Looking forward to the entries.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Kelly
DeleteHoly crap. Nice giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLOL, Chris! Like I said, I appreciate readers and visitors of the blog. I hope you plan to participate. :D
DeleteSacred
ReplyDeleteBodies entwined, the sheen of moisture coating their skin the only thing that separated them, the moment they’d been building to came in an explosion of gasping breaths. He sighed and, filled, she felt him deep within. She tightened and, enveloped, his eyes widened.
“You ok?” He brushed his lips against her forehead.
“Yes, but…”
“What?”
“It hurt.” Her hand slid down between them until she reached the point where he ended and she began. “I’m bleeding.”
“That’s normal,” he whispered through another kiss.
“Normal! How do you know that?” She shouted. “You promised it was your first time too!”
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ReplyDeleteDiane, I submitted and realized I have a spelling error. Argg. Would you delete it so that I can submitted a corrected one?
ReplyDeleteDone. Comment away! :)
DeleteLET ME GO
ReplyDeleteShe takes the oxygen mask off and slips outside in her robe to feel sunshine on her face.
Not much time until they find me, she thinks. She sits on the wet grass surrounded by an ocean of dandelions.
Plucking gently from the ground she brings one to her pursed lips. One ragged deep breath. She blows. White lace parasols rise heavenward.
Dad and mom find her and frantically hook her back up to her oxygen.
“Her asthma. She shouldn’t have.” Her mother cries as she watches life escape her daughter.
“No. We should have.” They tenderly kiss her goodbye.
ReplyDeleteLET ME GO
She takes the oxygen mask off and slips outside in her robe to feel sunshine on her face.
Not much time until they find me, she thinks. She sits on the wet grass surrounded by an ocean of dandelions.
Plucking gently from the ground she brings one to her pursed lips. One ragged deep breath. She blows. White lace parasols rise heavenward.
Dad and mom find her and frantically hook her back up to her oxygen.
“Her asthma. She shouldn’t have.” Her mother cries as she watches life escape her daughter.
“No. We should have.” They tenderly kiss her goodbye.
justme06@comcast.net
Congratulations on reaching 50,000 blog hits. That's impressive.
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Diane! Cheers towards another 50K. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deb and Lani! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a way to celebrate 50K page views! :D Lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love to read flash fiction, so I figure it's deserving of a fun prize!
DeleteAWESOME idea, Diane! How generous of you :D If I can get my wordy mouth down to less than 100 words I'll definitely post something XD
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading more stories myself! Thanks, randi.
DeleteGood luck to everyone. I'd enter but I've been out of town and I'm catching up right now and feel frazzled.
ReplyDeleteYou still have a while, Eve! :)
DeleteTake your time. Welcome home.
Just curious. What kind of Kindle is it?
ReplyDeleteAny Kindle is worth 100 words, Mary!
Delete:D
Very True! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Diane,
ReplyDeleteI'd almost forgotten about this, to be honest (been ill so was busy remembering to breathe :) ) but so excited to see my story is in the running here ... was a nightmare to get down to 100 words, but worth it in the end and had a blast doing it.
Such a cool contest and congratulations on 50000 hits, that is all kinds of awesome! :)
Jusging by the feedback on your story I think that I'll be buying it even if my story doesn't win. :)
Take care,
Jay
Thank you, Jay! I hope you get a chance to read it. It was a struggle choosing it as my first ever published short story.
DeleteThank you, Mary and Jay, for participating in this giveaway challenge! The contest has ended and we have a winner.
ReplyDeleteI have contacted the winner of the Kindle!
Thanks to everyone and hope you all enjoyed reading these stories as much as I did.