Such is my case, and the case of many others. Granted, some of you are not of marriageable age, but that is muchly beside the point. So here's the deal. This contest will be a contest of Fiction. You may write a dialog, a poem, or a short story (no more than 4,000 words, please). The theme is Un-Valentined Humor. :) Witty, funny, humorous entries about this plight. After all, it isn't exactly a bad thing to be unmarried, and it doesn't mean that you never will be married. We must laugh at ourselves and other people in the same predicament, and celebrate this humorous time of life! :)
"Thus goes everyone in the world by I, and I am sunburnt. I may sit in a corner and cry 'heigh-ho' for a husband!"You may write about two girls discussing their single state, a romantic comedy where no one ends up married, a parody on a famous romantic poem, etc. The idea is to showcase the themes of Valentine's day from an "un-coupled" person's prospective! :) Have fun with it! (And no, you don't have to be single to enter.)
~William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing
As always, keep the entries clean and appropriate--I will disqualify anything I deem to the contrary of those scruples. However, I expect nothing but brilliancy from the lot of you. This "Heigh-Ho for a Husband" Blog Party and Contest will open Wednesday, January 23, 2012, and end on February 14th, 2011.
The rules are as follows:
- Each entrant may submit one entry for each category: Poetry, Dialog, or Story. Email all submissions to theinkpenauthoress@gmail.com
- The entries will be judged in their category. I'll choose one winner from each category, and their entries will be featured on this blog.
- Then the winners from those three entries will compete for the Grand Prize Winner. I will be announcing the prize at a later date. :)
P.S. You may begin writing your entries now--just don't send them before Jan. 23, please!
6 comments:
This sounds SO exciting! Now I have to put my head's wheels a-spin...
I must start writing immediatly! This is so much fun. i can't wait to read you dialog!
How exciting! I have never approached Valentine's Day from such a point of view before.
what a neat idea, I shall get to thinking, perhaps I'll enter. I can't wait to see what you have planned.
I think I'll give this a go. Writing has been rather on the shelf for me lately so it will be good to get my fingers working again. Not to mention my head!!
Ah! Genius on your parody of Shakespeare's poem, excellent! We studied much of his works in university, and that one in particular I always wanted to ready a parody on. I think perhaps I will join this comic adventure. :)
P.S. I am often curious on commentators on such on my blog posts, so feel free to check out my blogs... :)
http://entranceofthywords.blogspot.com/
http://asweetreminiscence.blogspot.com/
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