Smink Works Books is inviting writers to ‘spread the love’ via its annual short story competition.
October 31, 2006 (Press Release) --
They say love makes the world go round – it’s the most sung about, written about and talked about topic on the planet; now Smink Works Books is inviting writers to ‘spread the love’ via its annual short story competition.
And so the theme of this year’s competition is: The Three Forms of Love - Eros, Pathos, and Agape; eros being an erotic form of love, pathos meaning friendship love, and agape, the love of all living things, or unconditional love.
The theme is open to creative interpretation by writers, but Smink Works Books publisher Suzanne Male points out that they do have one stipulation - they are seeking only positive, enriching tales. “Writers can write about one of the forms of love, or all three,” she says. "But we're after heart-warming rather than heart-breaking stories."
The standout stories entered into the competition will be published in an anthology.
“The idea is to produce a book with stories that are not only original, but will inspire and uplift readers,” Ms Male says.
Competition entries can be up to 1000 words and the competition closes on 1 December 2006. The first prize winner will receive $100, second prize winner $60, and third prize-winning story will garner $40 for its writer. There is an entry fee of $10 and the competition will be judged by author and accomplished short-story winner Georgiann Baldino.
All the competition entry details can be found at:
http://www.sminkworks.com/short-story-competition.htm
About Smink Works Books
Smink Works’ novels encourage people to experience life as an adventure in self-discovery. In an era where publishing of unsolicited manuscripts is rare, Smink Works Books is taking on new writers with innovative works and a fresh voice, creating an outlet for their life-changing thoughts, theories and stories.
And so the theme of this year’s competition is: The Three Forms of Love - Eros, Pathos, and Agape; eros being an erotic form of love, pathos meaning friendship love, and agape, the love of all living things, or unconditional love.
The theme is open to creative interpretation by writers, but Smink Works Books publisher Suzanne Male points out that they do have one stipulation - they are seeking only positive, enriching tales. “Writers can write about one of the forms of love, or all three,” she says. "But we're after heart-warming rather than heart-breaking stories."
The standout stories entered into the competition will be published in an anthology.
“The idea is to produce a book with stories that are not only original, but will inspire and uplift readers,” Ms Male says.
Competition entries can be up to 1000 words and the competition closes on 1 December 2006. The first prize winner will receive $100, second prize winner $60, and third prize-winning story will garner $40 for its writer. There is an entry fee of $10 and the competition will be judged by author and accomplished short-story winner Georgiann Baldino.
All the competition entry details can be found at:
http://www.sminkworks.com/short-story-competition.htm
About Smink Works Books
Smink Works’ novels encourage people to experience life as an adventure in self-discovery. In an era where publishing of unsolicited manuscripts is rare, Smink Works Books is taking on new writers with innovative works and a fresh voice, creating an outlet for their life-changing thoughts, theories and stories.
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