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Rebirth Has Never Felt This Good
'Paragon annual designing contest'
I halted, slowly scrolling through my phone.
"Paragon is hosting a contest?" I muttered, my eyes scanning through every words displayed on my phone. It was a contest where talented designers upload their designs, and the best design with the highest audience votes wins cash price, dress of the year, and a percent of the sales of the dress.
For a second, I thought of giving it a try, but as I scrolled through the number of people that already applied with their work, and some of them being celebrities who had won the contest three times in three years, I lost the spark. Will I even get a chance to win anything?
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Losing Ryker: The Billionaire's Second Chance
"I was one of the top finalists in the Lead Writing Contest last March, I even got a letter from the head judge."
"That doesn’t make you good," he said, already setting my resume aside.
I frowned.
"I’ve written articles for my community blog for three years," I added, desperate now. "I know this paper. I read it every day, I know your tone, your audience, I just need a chance."
He looked at me, unimpressed. “We get dozens of people here who say they just need a chance. Most of them don’t last a week.”
I let out a soft sigh, there was nothing left to say. He didn’t believe in me.
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Murder Inquiry
Harry said.
“That’s really great, I’d love to read her books” Cummins said.
“Yeah she’d give you some copies, the arts though, most of them are works by several high school students, some of them here in Denver, while others are in Colorado , Springs, me and Leah sometimes help conduct art competitions in their high schools, where we pick the best three artworks, buy the works from the artists, and offer them scholarships to top arts schools in the country, you know our ways of giving back to the society” Harry said.
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Worthless In Their Eyes, Perfect In His
I said.
He nodded and then reached into the bag he was carrying. He pulled out a folded piece of paper and held it out to me. I took it and unfolded it. It was a flyer, printed on good paper, not the kind people made on a home printer. It had a photo of a large open gallery space at the top and bold text underneath.
ARTISTS CONNECT. ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION AND COMPETITION.
I read further down. It was an open competition for artists at any level. You submitted a piece or a series of pieces. A panel of judges reviewed them. There were different categories—Painting, sculpture, mixed media, digital.
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This Ain't A Fairy Tale
Mera opens the message just to look at it confused.
“Hello hotshot, it is our greatest pleasure to inform you that the contest you have joined has been finished and your brave warrior manuscript is free and is back home with a copy of what will be the outcome to be published. I would need for you to come and see it for yourself and help me decide into the book’s cover will be. I will be expecting you by Wednesday at our usual place and make sure to leave your sign of absence for those who will inquire. This is your editor from Cool Leading, Anmar.”
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CLOWNY MISFORTUNES
"Ma'am, we've got more than enough time. Kindly help me exhaust judiciously by telling me your stories, and save me from boredom.
"Get me a glass of water," Mama said.
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I was in SS2A one day. Mrs. Stella; the vice-principal came into our classroom to announce that my school- PATISA INTERNATIONAL had been invited to participate in a Charity Poetry Competition. She told us that the representatives she chooses would compete with other representatives from over thirty top schools in Ilorin for the win.
"Class be silent!" Mrs. Stella ordered.
Murmurings and side talks in the class drowned out. She held a big handbill.
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Omega (Book 1)
This was apparently a momentous event held every year and the old man's euphoria and gaiety was beginning to infect the students.
“The contest, ‘Vestige of the Aptest’, spans for three days. On the third night—which is always a full moon, is when the chosen contenders are expected to have gone outside Golden Lake and into the woods and come back, too, with a golden orb that's ever glowing.” The man's pale eyes opened wide at the mention of ‘ever glowing’.
“Of course, of course,” the man said again, waving a shaky hand in the air without much regard, “we will not put our students in danger on purpose so you all can be rest assured that the contest will be contender, nature and Golden Lake fri
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The Last Dress
He shut it down and placed it on my study table.
What was his problem?
"Prof said it should be handwritten" I nagged and opposed. I hate writing things down using my hands, for one main reason. I have really bad penmanship.
One time, I joined a feature writing competition. I was so confident because the topic was so easy and fun. I was the first one to finish writing and on the day of the winner announcement, I was not called. Meaning I lost. I asked one of the judges why I did not win, all he said was 'You have bad penmanship' and that was the start of my traumatic writing experience.
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PLAYTHING OF THE ALPHA PREDATORS
APRIL
Excitement buzzed through me as I looked through my application one last time.
Competitions were my favorite part of schooling, it had always been so since I was a toddler and nothing changed up till now. We didn’t have much competitions at Enigma, but the few we had were always bloody, students would go to any length to win and one couldn’t blame them because the school always put up pretty amazing cash prizes to be won.
This time around, we were gearing up for the Jaw Wars, an annual oratory competition where the winner went home with a ten thousand dollar cash prize, an all expense paid summer trip, and free tutoring sessions.
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The Ingrate's Punishment
"Nancy, my laptop broke, and I need one for the competition. Please help me. Otherwise, I won't be able to compete, and then I won't be able to pay everyone's tuition."
I looked at her coldly. "You don't need to pay my tuition, so why should I help you? There are plenty of people in this class. I'm sure one of them would be happy to lend you one."
Someone pulled Wendy over. "Wendy, I'll lend you mine. Don't beg someone so cold and heartless."
I just smiled and walked out of the classroom.
To be safe, I called my dad. Our company was one of the sponsors of the university's creative writing competition, so I asked him to speak to the organizers and change it to an on-site format with randomly
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Frequently Asked Questions
Looking back at my last five attempts, the biggest shift came when I stopped trying to sound 'literary' and just focused on the last line. I'd write the final image first—something that sticks in your teeth or gives you a chill—and then build the whole story backward to earn it. Contests get flooded with competent, forgettable prose. Judges read hundreds. They're numb. That last sentence is the only thing that wakes them up.
I also started hunting for contests with very specific, weird prompts. The narrower the prompt, the fewer entries they get. A general 'open theme' contest is a lottery. But if they want a ghost story set in a laundromat involving a single sock? Fewer people bother, and your odds improve dramatically. The money's often smaller, but winning begets more wins. It's a resume line.
Never submit anything you wrote the same week. Let it sit until you've forgotten the rhythm of the sentences, then read it aloud. The clunks announce themselves.
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