In this you will be given a list of words and you must choose at least two to base your story on. This can be a loose interpretation but the relation has to be understandable without too much complexity. Or you can go the simple route and repeat the word until it almost looses meaning. Minimum of 300 words and maximum of nothing.

The words:

Fear

Cake

Animal

Crayons

Dragon

Balloon

All qualified entries will be judged by quality meaning grammar, depth of thought, and how well it catches interest.

Please make the words you chose your title or have them listed at the top of your entry

Write a piece of writing that is inspired by the following:

'I Have Always Loved You'

The judging of this contest has been set to like count and will last twelve weeks from Sunday 16th June 2019.

Have fun and good luck!

The goal is to write five hundred words or more about a humanoid creature you have created. They must be new and they must not be a part of another story.

The character may have any name you choose, and it may help you win if the name of the character has meaning; I will be searching up the names. You must also explain the features they have and why they have them, or what they use them for. The author must also make it clear if their character is male or female, and adding clothes helps me, the manager, get a better picture of your character's personality.

It may be in story form or informative form, depending on your preference.

The character that wins will be the main focus of the second story I write, though of course it will be a while. During the time while writing my first contest-winner's book, I will be creating the second group of books.

Good luck and may the best contestant win.

Wynter-Rose.

Edit: The characters you enter are able to walk on two legs, though they must have more than four animal characteristics, whether they are visible or not.

Each contestant is permitted to enter up to three entries and no more.

Lately our team at Penana worked with some aspiring artists on several Collaborative Drawing projects and we decide to hold a series of ‘Story Behind the Drawing’ Writing Contests with the artists' beautiful co-creations!

The exciting part of this special contest series is the winner of the contests will be able to bring home a copy of the featured drawing in the form of a postcard, specially crafted by Penana!

This is the first of our featured drawing projects from start to finish!:)

Our first artiststarted with this...

...followed by the second artist...

...and our final artist finished it off into something amazingly beautiful...

Participating Artists: Coen Wonder, Water, Once Upon A Star

Contest Details

Prompt:

Write a story based on the Collaborative Drawing. Give it a Title and Craft a unique Story or Poetry behind it!

Word Limit:Around 500 words

Judging:

Penana Team (Like counts by the community will also be considered!)

Let your imagination run free...we believe in you!:)

Looking forward to your amazing stories!

With much love,

The Penana Team

What do you fear the most? What is it that shapes the way you live your life? You can write a sentence or a several thousand word story. I want to see your emotion come through. This is more about your emotional fear than a material one, unless you fear something because of an emotional reason. Then that works as well. You don't necessarily have to write about your own fears, either. Also, you can write more than one entry, but keep your entry numbers within reason.

Also, no cussing. If you feel that your story needs it, please censor it. Profanity makes a story less appealing for me.

Ok so everybody loves a good campfire story and if you don't then there is something seriously wrong with you. Now I want you to come up with a story that you would tell your friends around a campfire. It can be scary or normal, twisted or casual, but scary and twisted might appeal to the people more.