Winners - Words From Our Past Challenge
Community-based & Tip Jar Genre Challenge Winners
Judging Criteria:
1st criteria: Does the story grab my attention?
2nd Criteria: Is it well written?
3rd Criteria: Make me fall in love with the characters!
4th Criteria: Don't scare me too much! Please don't enter anything too scary. I won't read it. Mild horror!
The Tip Jar Prize
The Grand Prize Winner will be chosen from the winners of the genre categories. They will receive a $5 tip for the best story from our past.
Winners
The Grand Prize: Through the Lens of Unknowing by Diane Foster
Prize: $5 tip
What I loved: Sometimes a story grips you from the first line! This story lured me in with its intense prose, building drama, and a sense of panic! Excellent job!
Runner-up: Mist and Smoke by Mother Combs
What I loved: Creepy cat! I loved the taunting, creepy cat leading her into madness. (Not that I would want anyone to experience that, except fictional characters! :-)) But it was a great read; intense and suspenseful. I completely enjoyed it.
Runner-up: Nullinarc by Mike Singleton
What I loved: I love learning about mythical creatures, and this one is cool. You'll have to read Mike's story to find out why I loved it so much!
Entry # 1: Nullinarc
Author: Mike Singleton
Entry # 2: Mist & Smoke
Author: Mother Combs
Entry # 3: Aries Meets Aquarius?
Author: Lightning Bolt
Entry # 4: Through the Lens of Unknowing
Author: Diane Foster
Entry # 5: The Nighttime Visitor
Author: Kelsey Clarey
Entry # 6: Night Shadow
Author: Andrea Corwin
It's not too late to sign up for my spring challenge!!!!
About the Creator
KA Stefana
I started writing as a hobby during quarantine. From a hobby, a passion bloomed. Author of Dark Fantasy with a twist of romance. Available on KU - The Origins of Darkness, The Daughters of Darkness and The Forgotten.
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Quotation from Friedrich Nietzsche "He who wrestles long with monsters should beware lest he himself become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you. Man is not destroyed by suffering, but by the meaning he makes of it."
By LUCCIAN LAYTH6 days ago in Critique
Comments (4)
I just saw this. So congrats to all and you for doing it. 💚
Oh, thank you so much, and your kind words are appreciated!
I'm glad you enjoyed my story! Thanks for this little challenge <3
It’s always good to be a winner! Great work