Writing Awards Novels & Stories

I nodded, grabbing my Jacket, ‘I got this,’ I noted mentally as I stepped down from the plane. We got into our ride and drove straight to the hotel where I would get ready for the Aether award. A few weeks ago, I got an email that I had been nominated for the Best Artist award 2025. The Aether award is celebrated for honoring different kinds of art by the likes of digital art, paintings, drawings. They pick artists who had the best art for the year all around the world and give them an award of recognition I blinked my eyes repeatedly in unbelief as I stared at the mail. “Will you just keep staring and not say anything?” She asked,meeting my eyes.

Before this, although everyone had stopped doing whatever work they were doing, upon the mention of Gold Quill Award those who had been listening half-heartedly instantly perked up and focusing their gaze onto Felix in anticipation though a bit hesitant. The Award was nothing to those from outside the public relations industry, and probably they had not even heard of it before. But as long as someone belonged to the PR industry, they very well know the importance of this award, it was like the golden medal to an athlete, an Oscar to an actor or director, BET awards to a musician. "This time for the Gold Quill Award, the company has nominated Wayne," Felix announced. Wayne was stunned for a m

Could there be a lucky draw at the end of the show? The emcee continued with his captivating speech. "The award event has been hosted annually for more than 10 years now. Apart from our usual 3 main categories and 15 awards, we also have another special prize. I wonder if you guys remember what it is!" All the younger generations in the audience continued to look at each other confusedly, while the seniors knew what the emcee was referring to. It was the most important and highly valued award amongst all the awards one could receive, it was the main award itself! This was an extremely special award which the regular business man wouldn't stand a chance of getting. One had to be popular and o

The Businesses Tell Awards was one of the most prestigious business ceremonies in the country. Every year, the most influential entrepreneurs, executives, investors, innovators, and rising stars gathered under one roof. Getting nominated was difficult and was already considered a milestone and winning them was even harder. They couldn’t be bought and that was why it was more respected. The awards were given on merit and work only. Liora had been nominated in three categories. She had been the talk of the public plus what had happened had made the talks increased.

ARIA’S POV A successful delivery by Mario and me to Next-Gen Ventures earns us our first major award. This recognition is unexpected but deeply gratifying, a proof to our hard work and dedication. The award not only solidifies our reputation but also opens new doors for Wilson Paragon, elevating our status in the business world. Nicholas, ever the gracious collaborator, decides to host a success party to celebrate this milestone, underscoring the significance of our achievement and presenting us with the award.

Deal? That gave me pause. The Aureate Awards ran every two years. It was an international design competition with big-name sponsors and wide press coverage. Spots were impossible to get unless you had brand backing. Nyx barely scraped one entry per round. The last guy who made it in placed nineteenth, then vanished from our office two months later with a new job and a fat contract. I tapped my nail against the phone’s edge. ‘If we’re going by merit, the spot’s already mine. Giving it to anyone else would be a waste. You know that.’

The night moved at an agonizing pace, each award dragging us closer to the one that mattered the WBA award for the most innovative project of the year. Morgan barely spoke, his hand was still on me but he felt distance. When the announcer finally stepped up to present the award, the tension in the room became a living, breathing thing. Everyone's attention was focused on him. “In third place… BelleTech Industries.” Polite applause. “In second place… Lawson & Co.” A louder cheer. And then silence. The kind that makes you hold your breath without realizing it. I felt Morgan’s body stiffen beside me. A few rows ahead, I saw Jack Stone and his father leaning forward. The elder Stone even gripped