Ancient Stories This Way


The oldies but the goodies!

I have been a member of Storywrite since September 2007 and never got the opportunity to see what was posted when it all began.

Get those old stories out of the closet, from under the bed and pulled out of the garage.  Dust them off and enter it.

In this contest, when all others I state to keep them fresh, I close my eyes and say aloud "The older, the better."

Rules:


- Most genres are included except biography, non-fiction, poetry, gore, war, bondage, and self mutilation. Stories only, no poetry or scripts. Please categorize your story.

- Erotica of any type is allowed except bondage, incest, bestiality, sodomy, sex gore and rape. If you have any questions about this, please send me a message.

- Please use proper grammar, punctuation, spelling, paragraphs and dialogue structure.

- No word count but if it is quite long, I may not read all of it. I will, however, be nice enough to tell you I did not and will comment on all entries.

- One story per entrant.

- Please do not submit a story that I have already judged in a previous contest and have given a trophy.



Since these stories are old, only the gold winner will get the big points.

Have fun and thanks for entering.

Contest is Over

  • Contest was judged on December 29, 2007
  • Rewards: Gold: 130, Silver: 5, Bronze: 5, Honorable mention: 3 people
  • Final notes:
    Thank you all for entering. I read all your stories but commented on those ones that made an impression on me. Take care and have a great holiday season.

Contest Winners

  1. 136. There were 136 tiles on the ceiling in the living room of my house. I had lost count twice, interest once, and a mix of the two on var
    by Midnight-In-Love 500 words, 48 comments, on Oct 7 7:01 PM 2007. In , Inspirational, Teen
    Gold trophy winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
  2. The village had stood for centuries, a functioning relic of ancestral times, constructed of petrified earth and stone. The island was the
    by Mallig 1700 words, 8 comments, on Sep 15 11:02 AM 2007. In Supernatural
    Silver trophy winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
  3. “TO BE A PROPER LADY, BY: PATTON MAYOR,” Laura read out, scoffing. “A book on how to be a proper lady that’s written by a man?” she asked,
    by Ahava 1000 words, 6 comments, on Aug 20 12:40 PM 2006
    Bronze trophy winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
  4. Phillip said to his brother, "I saw her again last night in my dream." Phillip was a big young man with sandy hair and blue smiling eyes.
    by Andy Stephenson 2200 words, 265 comments, on Dec 30 4:40 PM 2005. In 200-1500 paragraphs, Fiction
    Honorable winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
  5. by Nesa Lyrel 2200 words, 70 comments, on Aug 9 9:45 PM 2008. In Fantasy, Young adult
    Honorable winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
  6. by DarkOneShadow 400 words, 8 comments, on Oct 28 6:42 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Romance, Young adult
    Honorable winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]

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  • Andy Stephenson Greeters member
    December 14, 2007
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    Thanks

    That was very nice of you. I'm going to nominate you for Contest Queen. I'm surprised you find time to write.

    Andy


  • Elisabeth Greeters member
    December 16, 2007
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    Old stories,

    I've been here less than a month, can I enter an old story I found moldering in the back of my computer?


  • Andy Stephenson Greeters member
    December 30, 2007
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    Thank You!

    Thanks for the honorable mention and points. I appreciate them. I hope you enjoyed your contest.

    Andy