WOOF Contest Winners 10/2/09

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It is that time again, time to share this past week’s winners of the W.O.O.F. (Writers Offering Our Finest) Contest.  Congratulations to everyone, I enjoyed visiting everyone and reading your submissions.

Now, grab a cup of something good and enjoy!


WOOF Contest – Top Picks
Fiction / Drama / Short Story

Roy – “I’m sorry, Matthew“ – How long must one carry the guilt for something that was done in the past?

Jennifer M Scott – “Best Friends and the Meaning of It” – The beginning of a new series called Dr Simon’s Velvet Couch Monologues of Everyday People. In this one September Don confesses she wants to kill her best friend but finds something more important.

Anne Bender – “… the world faded away” – A woman’s memory of a morning with her lover.

Memoir

Jena Isle – “I Survived Raising My Teen” – A memorable episode in my life as a mother. The most challenging “career” in life is being a mother.
 
Poetry

Zorlone – “Ideal Teacher” – An example of Jenanian poetry about the essence of a teacher.

Zorlone – “Brick Wall” – Nothing hinders emotions than a cold and unfeeling brick wall.

Roy – “When the flame is dying…” – Do not let hatred burn forever in your heart… it will pass… let it die… let it be… so you can live in peace.

Deeptesh Sen – “An Evening in mercury” – Love in Kolkata.

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

Fiction / Drama / Short Story

H. Benjamin Petrie – “A Couple Paragraphs of Sci-Fi War” – A very short description of war in the future.

About Writing

H. Benjamin Petrie – “Why We Would Read Something” – There’s two reasons we would read something: i) it’s well-written ii) it has an interesting story.

Poetry

Roy – “Let Go, Let God” – A poem about letting go of past pains, hurts and worries… and letting God take care of all our concerns.

Deeptesh Sen – “Parting at Park Street” – Love drifts away at the crossroads of a throbbing city!

Jennifer M Scott – “Autumn” – A poem about autumn written in acrostic form using the word autumn.