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Laurie is the judge and John K the interthingy. send your short stories to John, 1000 word max (he has an abacus and will check), topic "living next door to Leonard"

closing time October 3rd

Good Luck!!

Critic2 wrote:Laurie is the judge and John K the interthingy. send your short stories to John, 1000 word max (he has an abacus and will check), topic "living next door to Leonard"

closing time October 3rd

Good Luck!!

No abacus needed, I'm a CPA!

Critic2 wrote:Laurie is the judge and John K the interthingy. send your short stories to John, 1000 word max (he has an abacus and will check), topic "living next door to Leonard"

closing time October 3rd

Good Luck!!

NOT 'in the hotel room next to mine'?

Damn. I'm gonna have to re-think...

John K. wrote:

Critic2 wrote:Laurie is the judge and John K the interthingy. send your short stories to John, 1000 word max (he has an abacus and will check), topic "living next door to Leonard"

closing time October 3rd

Good Luck!!

No abacus needed, I'm a CPA!

CPA? Cociety for the Preservation of Abacuses? Can't People Add? Clever Poet Association?

Fljotsdale wrote:

Critic2 wrote:Laurie is the judge and John K the interthingy. send your short stories to John, 1000 word max (he has an abacus and will check), topic "living next door to Leonard"

closing time October 3rd

Good Luck!!

NOT 'in the hotel room next to mine'?

Damn. I'm gonna have to re-think...

thinking is hard enough, re-thinking??

Critic2 wrote:
CPA? Cociety for the Preservation of Abacuses? Can't People Add? Clever Poet Association?

C'mon...

CPA

Cleaning, Pressing, and Alterations!

Fljotsdale and anyone~

I think that there should be Lots of Room (pun intened) for interpretation of the subject.

If that "living" next to Leonard happens to be via a hotel room, sounds perfectly fine to me.

I am not the final word on the procedure of this contest, just the on the winner. So PLEASE anyone with a differing opinion, especially those who have been vocal about this so far, speak up if you disagree.

Laurie

A short story comp. could be very interesting, for a change. I'd find a few 'hired guns' to keep Pete busy for a while though.

Linda.

I like the title.....of the thread
"Hats off to Larry" was a Del Shannon hit in the early 60's.
I recall hearing it played in my first year at highschool, yet my favourite was "Runaway". NO!!
"Little Town Flirt" was better.
I know this isn't a short story, but it sure is a short post.
Andrew.

"Hats off to Larry" was a Del Shannon hit in the early 60's.

Oh. I see.
Well, that went right over my head.

Laurie
p.s.
Pun, most definately intended.

geez... i've read through this thread several times and didn't want to post anything. i would have preferred a poetry comp over a short story comp, but then i thought i haven't had much inspiration lately to even write poetry. hahaha. but i know with my daily rituals, including TOO MUCH WORK, time will not be on my side for undertaking such a document as this, but if something comes to me and i think it's good i will most likely go for it. but don't be surprised if i don't enter... not that anybody cares or anything.

Hi Jason,

I care, as I've seen some good work come from your virtual pen. As for the short story, that's one thousand words MAX. We saw a very clever use of 50 words. An inventive person could make a short, short story very well...inventive.

Linda.

So it's definitely Living Next Door to Leonard? and the deadline is October 3rd?

Nan~

So it's definitely Living Next Door to Leonard? and the deadline is October 3rd?

Yes.

But there is leeway to the subject. If you want that "living" to be in a hotel room next to him that is okay.

And I do believe Critic2 (michael) did say October 3 is the deadline.

Still oodles of time to come up with something.

regards,
Laurie