WOOF Contest – Top Picks

Poetry
dragon blogger – “Android Bazaar” - Poem about an alien bazaar smugglers market, inspired by Star Wars.
Jennifer M Scott – “Serendipitous Shadows” – A dark poem about life and choice.

About Writing
RasoirJ – “Third-Person Pitfalls” – Point of view is the first and perhaps most difficult choice for story-tellers. This is a look at how two fine novelists, Nicholson Baker and Margaret Drabble, handle the third-person point of view.

Brought to you by PlotDog Press with the Serial Suspense Screenplay “Intervention”

(WOOF participants should re-post all the links above by next Monday. The following links may be excluded as long as you include all the above links.)

Presenting the finest of the writer’s blogs by the bloggers who write them. Highlighting the top posts as chosen by the December 4, 2009 WOOF Contest participants. Want in to join the next WOOF? The next contest ends December 11. Submit a link to your best writing post of the last 3 weeks using the form on this page. Participants, repost the winning link list within a week and you’re all set.

Other WOOF Contestants for 12/04/09

Fantasy Fiction
Catherine Olson  – “After Eventide – Prologue” – The story is young adult fantasy vampire fiction following Loraine Meriwhether as she discovers that her recently diagnosed diabetes and family ties make her blood both repulsive and addictive to vampires, and she has attracted the attention of a vampire that will prove dangerous to all of mankind.

Poetry
Zorlone – “Crossroads” – Decisions made in contemplation, in the end, a choice would have to be made.
Christable Anon – “Unprinted I” – The femininity.