This is my first contest. I would like you to try and break my heart in 5 sentences or less. Get your tissues out people. It's about to get real emotional up in here. Winners will be judged by likes, or should I say tears. 

Write a piece of writing that is approximately 700 words long inspired by the following:

'A Squirrel, A Hedgehog, A Cat And A Storm'

The judging of this contest has been set to like count and will last four weeks from Sunday 11th November 2018.

Have fun and good luck!

I joined Penana in 2016, and there were hundreds of liked stories and just as many contests, now there are only a few liked stories and even smaller amount of contests. YOU CAN DO BETTER! You all give me a contest idea and I will host it, making a lot more contests if some people join. You can also have a story idea, and I will collab with you.

You have 4 weeks.

Ready, set, WRITE

I don't really know how this feature works but all I can say is that this contest is about writing a heartbreaking scene. 

(I, too, like reading something that can break my heart LOL)

Good luck!

Okay, so here's my contest for the month of September. Write a three-sentence story (beginning, middle, climax) about anything. It can be be of any genre, but it must be appropriate (PG).

Remember, cannot be more than three sentences.

You are limited to three entries per account, so post wisely. Thanks!!! Hope you enjoy.

Hello again. I'm sure you've seen this topic before, but can you write a story from one quote? Interesting prospect?  Why don't you go for it? Four weeks from August 29, 2016, I'll pick the best, most enthralling, and thought provoking entry. The story can be any genre, any length, but must be rated PG or under.

The story does nothave to include the quote, but it must be inspired by the quote in a way that is palpable. I will trust your judgement, though if I end up asking you how the quote fits, please don't feel insulted. Three entries maximum per person. Are you ready?

"You can kill the dreamer, but you can't kill the dream."  This time, I did not make up the quote, but it sounded like it could also make some interesting stories.  I leave it to you to decide what it means.

Now get cracking. Because you see the timer counting down by the seconds and you know you're always running out of time.