Reedsy Contest Novels & Stories

"To cut the story short, this pack has its advantage and disadvantage" Okay, another hint of mystery. "There are two most important advantages; you will learn new things. What I mean by that is, because different people come from different path of the world, you will get to learn new things. Most especially the market days" Sounds interesting. "Number two; every end of the month, a contest will be held and each and every one will bring out his/her skills. The one with the best skills would be rewarded." "What type of skills?" "Anyone. Be it painting, cooking, archery, or fighting. Interesting right?"

I gripped the edge of my seat, barely breathing. "All finalists will also be considered for fifty thousand dollar opportunities through our sponsors, including Nike's Future Designers Internship, CFDA scholarships, and placement programs with Parsons and FIT." She looked out across the crowd, her smile growing wider. "There would be other competitions in sciences and arts, but this is bigger than them all. I want to encourage every single one of you to put in your best work. This is life-changing, and I mean that. Everyone is welcome to enter, no matter your year or your background, and entry is completely free. The application is live right now on the school website. Bulletins have also bee

Frederick asked. “Fortunately, if you’re using a design platform like Reed Designs, you don’t have to worry about this. Reed Designs vets all its freelancers and mediates any disputes, so you never have to fear getting cheated or hiring someone that’s not who they claim to be. Besides… I am right here.” I said. It was weird that Vincenzo was just sitting there staring at me. “Will you be working on our project personally?” Vincenzo asked. I looked at him.

Julia carried a small backpack and said, "Let's go, Lucas, Layla. Mommy will see you after school." The two children reluctantly followed her out the door. … Jessamine slept until noon and then checked her work phone, finding over 99 unread messages on WhatsApp. Since she had been absent from the office for a few days, she had a lot of catching up to do. She put on some makeup to hide her heavy dark circles and headed to work. This month, there was a jewelry design competition called the Cynthia Competition, hosted by Dorne. It was open to submissions from designers worldwide, and the judges were several experienced designers chosen from different parts of the globe.

On closer inspection, I recognised that crest. I dropped the jewel I was working on and reached for the envelope-The Global Fashion Foundation. They finally sent word. They had a contest three weeks ago. I submitted an outfit—a dress and a set of matching jewels. I’d been waiting for word from them since I submitted. It finally arrived. I hope I win. My hand trembled as I slit the envelope open. Dear CJ Styles, You are cordially invited as one of the finalists of the Global Emerging Designers Contest… I jumped to my squealing loudly, and my assistant rushed in.

"Win an Internship of two months at The Belle under Kevin Rawls with a cash prize of Twenty million dollars!" "Oh. My. God," Susan was astonished reading it. All their dreams could be fulfilled if they win this contest. "Read it further Susan. That's not the end of it." Susan read the details of the contest. "A position of assistant designer after two months of paid internship." Susan read all the details and she was beyond happy. She was ecstatic. "We are going to win this contest no matter what!" "We will do anything to win this contest Susan. But first, we need a design to submit for the contest to get selected."

"Is he worried about me?" Elias nodded; he turned his gaze to the distance as if contemplating that. "Kelsey, I think I should tell you about the rules of the contest." I'm nervous, and I have a feeling it's terrible. "I'm listening, Sir," I said small. "Actually, the rules of this contest are elementary. It is a contest created to find the strongest warrior of the Red Forest; of course, the winner will have a lot of benefits later, so everyone wants to take first place. During the competition, the warriors will be free to operate in the forest for three days. The position in the forest is perilous, and there are many wild animals and traps arranged everywhere, requiring the warriors to have

Hayden said. There went her great eavesdropping plan. Ginger smiled. “I didn’t want to interrupt you guys.” “Come and look at this. Kane helped with the design, but isn’t it cool?” Ginger angled over Hayden’s shoulder. “Very cool, very creative. I love the silver flames. What happens when you’re finished with it?” “There’s a contest. First place gets a big blue ribbon.” She was acutely aware of Kane’s gaze on the back of her head and of Daphne’s air of hostility. She glanced up and met the woman’s eyes.

Caroline was interrupted before she could finish her sentence. "Oh, right! This is rather fun. Someone whose IP address showed he is from Angelbay called me to challenge me!" Caroline was puzzled. "Who—" Joan interrupted her once again. "It's very intriguing because he set the design period to three days! Then, the design will be published on a website, and the design with the most votes will be the winner. Come on, I can get it done within a day, okay?" The smile on Caroline's face faded. "I can—"

The maid explained everything to me calmly. I opened my mouth and nodded my head as I understood what she had just explained to me, and that was quite interesting. “So, those who are interested in the contest are actually training in here?” “Yes. Alpha Reynold likes training those who are interested and he makes sure that at least one of them wins in their various field of interest.” “I see. Do they pay a certain amount of money to get trainings from him?” I inquired, trying to get information from her because I know I wouldn’t get them from the guys.