The Time has finally come, all the entries are in.
The link will be at the bottom of this post, but first, a reminder of the voting rules:
The First and only rule is this—vote for the person WHO DESERVES IT. Not your partner, not your friend, not the person who offers you cupcakes—the person who you genuinely think wrote the best response to the prompt. We're hoping the voting system will work. If it turns into a popularity contest—we'll have to resort to despotism.
The Prompt:
In many stories we have a Protagonist and an Antagonist. The good guy and the bad guy. A clear conflict.
This month we challenge you to write a conflict, but make it so it so both sides are The Good Guy. Who is right and who is wrong? There's no such thing. Make us convinced that both sides are doing the right thing. This could be as epic as a war between worlds, or as mundane as a husband and wife arguing over coffee. There is no restrictions on word count, go as wild as you wish.
PLEASE READ ALL ENTRIES IN FULL BEFORE VOTING!!!
In order to ensure fairness, the following rules are in effect:
1. All votes are public. If we see something fishy about the voting patterns, it will be noticed
2. The results are not viewable until you vote. Anyone reporting the results will lose their vote. Any contestant doing so will be removed
3. Once a vote is cast, it cannot be changed. We don't want anyone voting just to see the results or moving their vote to pick a winner.
Thank you to all of our participants, we have some great entries.
http://writerssanctum.com/threads/mays-writing-challenge.169/
PS: The thread remains open in order to allow voting. Please do not post in it. Late entries CAN be posted, but are only eligible for the participation medal. They will not be added to the poll.
The link will be at the bottom of this post, but first, a reminder of the voting rules:
The First and only rule is this—vote for the person WHO DESERVES IT. Not your partner, not your friend, not the person who offers you cupcakes—the person who you genuinely think wrote the best response to the prompt. We're hoping the voting system will work. If it turns into a popularity contest—we'll have to resort to despotism.
The Prompt:
In many stories we have a Protagonist and an Antagonist. The good guy and the bad guy. A clear conflict.
This month we challenge you to write a conflict, but make it so it so both sides are The Good Guy. Who is right and who is wrong? There's no such thing. Make us convinced that both sides are doing the right thing. This could be as epic as a war between worlds, or as mundane as a husband and wife arguing over coffee. There is no restrictions on word count, go as wild as you wish.
PLEASE READ ALL ENTRIES IN FULL BEFORE VOTING!!!
In order to ensure fairness, the following rules are in effect:
1. All votes are public. If we see something fishy about the voting patterns, it will be noticed
2. The results are not viewable until you vote. Anyone reporting the results will lose their vote. Any contestant doing so will be removed
3. Once a vote is cast, it cannot be changed. We don't want anyone voting just to see the results or moving their vote to pick a winner.
Thank you to all of our participants, we have some great entries.
http://writerssanctum.com/threads/mays-writing-challenge.169/
PS: The thread remains open in order to allow voting. Please do not post in it. Late entries CAN be posted, but are only eligible for the participation medal. They will not be added to the poll.
