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| П | Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge The stories were of such good quality, it was a nightmare to choose from them. A few of those that stood out for me were: Phoenix hopewrites AMB Parson Aun Doorback Boneman Moonbat Bob S Sr and mosaix In the end, it finally came down to a choice between four: Reiver, HareBrain, Perp and Teresa. It was incredibly difficult to narrow it to one but, in the end, I voted for HareBrain. I just saw the characters and scene so, so clearly, especially that devious admiral. |
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| Advanced Muddle Brain Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Poole
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| Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge Wow, I was in someone's notable mentions. Thanks Abernovo. I just got stuck with chrispenycate's 'O Teknibaum' in my head. It was fun, clever and I think the last two lines will stay with me forever more. I'm voting for it in the hope that it doesn't devour me along with the children. Other than that, I really couldn't choose between them enough to give notable mentions, there were so many good ones. So let's just say every third one was really special and pretend I know what I'm talking about. Last edited by AMB; 24th December 2011 at 01:38 PM. Reason: spellingness |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: West Sussex
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| Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge Thanks to everyone for the wonderful Xmas Eve mentions and shortlists - tomorrow, I read them all, and vote! Have a great Christmas everybody. ![]() ![]() |
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| Confused Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Lancashire
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| Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge Thanks for the shortlisting Hex, Springs and Perp After the madness of work today it was a nice way to destress lolHere's my short and shorter list: *Reiver33 - The house on Jeter Lane Springs1971 - Christmas on the cut Phoenixthewriter - Wind up Tisiphone - Short on time Quokka - To mop and murder Aun Doorback - The Trojan plan *Highlander - The Praxinoscope Mk 11 *Culhwch - The Toymaker *Boneman - Needs revisited *Perpetual Man - A Christmas miracle Again there's lots of wonderful stories, I always feel bad just choosing one, but there can be only one and I have given my vote to Boneman. A cracking story, gave me a few chuckles and some very good imagery. Well done Sir!! |
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| 'I is missing' | Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge Merry Christmas one and all and thanks to all who have mentioned my story. For me it came down to HareBrain and Cul, both brilliant and evocative, and after a bit of navel gazing I decided on a bit of HB for Xmas. Eat, drink be merry and safe! |
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| Boggart Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Medway
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| Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge My shortlist: Reiver33 Hex Mith OdangUtan Springs1971 Boneman In the end it was a toss-up between Springs and Reiver and Reiver just shaded it because I loved the exotic location (Not that I have anything against canals either!) And so to bed. Serious eating and drinking to do tomorrow. Or rather, later today. |
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| This world is not my home | Re: Discussion - December 2011 - 75 Word Challenge Quote:
I had a serious glitch in the works and although things are going smoothly right now I don't want to lose nearly 2 weeks of material since I've done a full back up. | |
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