Prose / Humor / Life Story
The Flavored Mom – “Hello, Muffin” – Contemplating body image, how we define ourselves, when are we at our best and the advantages of maturity.

Poetry
Zorlone – “Summer” – Summer is felt everywhere! I just want to let everyone know how I feel about it.
Himri – “Warm Sage bushes” – Construction from observation –or- How planters dress differently from pullers.
Jennifer M Scott – “Forks Go on the Left” – A poem about purpose.

Dramatic Monologues / Fiction
Webbielady – “Her Last Laugh” – A very short written detail about her final moments in his hands…

REQUEST FOR ENTRIES for WOOF Contest April 3

Go to this page for the rules and information and here to submit a post.

If you blog about writing or post creative writing on your blog submit a recent post to this contest by NOON EST Friday 3 April 2009. Posts must have been published on your blog between March 13 and April 3, 2009. This keeps the links fresh!

We accept posts with original work – fiction, poetry, prose, graphic novels, web comics, information about the writing process and Photo’s and Artwork about WRITING.

Poetry
Dragon Blogger – “The Golden Tooth” – Random word poem about a fable of an old woman who grew a golden tooth.
Zorlone – “The Cross” – This is a poem I wrote way back in 1993 with some revisions. I was inspired to make this when lent started.
Himri – “Green grain” – About ‘life’ in a seed.

Prose / Life Stories
artist victoria o’neill – “Cuttiing Your Hair and Drawing on Yourself” - About self expression.

Fiction
H. Benjamin Petrie – “I Really Couldn’t Say” – A short story about a guy going to visit a girl and waiting around with her brother for her to get home.

The dark sedan sat on the opposite side of the street of the parking lot of Power Exchange. It wasn’t unusual for people to park a distance away from the club. No one wanted their personalized plates noticed at a place like that. It would have been better for patrons if there had been a nice public parking garage, but there were other bars and businesses in the area, so it hadn’t done much damage to the operations of Power Exchange.

REQUEST FOR ENTRIES for WOOF Contest March 27

Go to this page for the rules and information and here to submit a post.

If you blog about writing or post creative writing on your blog submit a recent post to this contest by NOON EST Friday 27 March 2009. Posts must have been published on your blog between March 6 and March 27, 2009. This keeps the links fresh!

We accept posts with original work – fiction, poetry, prose, graphic novels, web comics, information about the writing process and Photo’s and Artwork about WRITING.

EXT. DICK AND JANE’S BACK YARD — AFTERNOON

Jane walks over to Susan and, with her eyes on the
driveway, Jane sits for a moment.

JANE
Sue, you are putting those back
pretty fast and the Abbots are
pretty new to recovery; are you
ok?

About Writing
Writing Nag – “No More Walks In the Woods” – How can taking a break help you in your writing life? And a poem becomes a lyric. Getting away from writing can actually inspire you.

True Story
Hopeful Spirit – “Affirmation of Faith” – A true story about a sign . . . of faith, belief, and hope.

Poetry
Himri – “Somewhere between a bud and a bloom” – About organic growth and its influence.
Jennifer M Scott – “Substantial Inhibition” – A poem on getting older and keep on looking for better days.
Robert – “Icy Torrent” – A poem of questions.

REQUEST FOR ENTRIES for WOOF Contest March 20

Go to this page for the rules and information and here to submit a post.

If you blog about writing or post creative writing on your blog submit a recent post to this contest by NOON EST Friday 20 March 2009. Posts must have been published on your blog between February 27 and March 20, 2009. This keeps the links fresh!

We accept posts with original work – fiction, poetry, prose, graphic novels, web comics, information about the writing process and Photo’s and Artwork about WRITING.

WOOF Contest – Top Picks

About Writing / Prose
Annetta Ribken – “The Writer’s Bane” – Shoot the hamsters of self-doubt regarding your writing and WRITE!

Fiction
Annetta Ribken – “Friday Flash Fiction – Learning The Hard Way” – A story of what happens when children don’t listen to their mamas.

Poetry
Robert – “Still Water” – A poem of questions.
Jennifer M Scott – “Jitterbugging Dragons” – People call me nuts, read this poem and you be the judge.
Dragon Blogger – “In A Dream” – A dream about a fantasy romance.

EXT. DICK AND JANE’S BACK YARD — AFTERNOON

The party looks like the minions of Martha Stewart have
swarmed over the place. An afternoon’s BBQ has been
converted into career enhancement for Jane.

Carl loiters around the big silver gas Weber, watching the
women and the level of scotch in his tumbler.

REQUEST FOR ENTRIES for WOOF Contest March 13

Go to this page for the rules and information and here to submit a post.

If you blog about writing or post creative writing on your blog submit a recent post to this contest by NOON EST Friday 13 March 2009. Posts must have been published on your blog between February 20 and March 13, 2009. This keeps the links fresh!

We accept posts with original work – fiction, poetry, prose, graphic novels, web comics, information about the writing process and Photo’s and Artwork about WRITING.

Fiction
H. Benjamin Petrie – “My Grandfather” – An autobiographical account of my memories of my grandfather.

Poetry
Dragon Blogger – “Saying Goodbye” - Powerful, Emotional poem about someone giving up on life.
confused – “The Longing for the Sea Breeze” - A poem of sadness and the memories of love.
Jennifer M Scott – “Spellbound Clockwork” – A poem about wishing on 11:11.
Deeptesh – “The Song Woman” - Love..real and unreal. It’s about love in the realm of semi-reality.

Catherine Anne considered herself an exemplary judge of character and predictor of human behavior, or she wouldn’t have been in the business of being a therapist for the fetish community. In the beginning, she had been ‘just a therapist’; but after she had counseled a number of couples that had their marriages threatened by being part of Seattle’s active swinging scene, she had found a business niche she could exploit.