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2015 RHP Prose  - The results

2015 RHP Prose - The results

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Originally posted by Silverstriker
Well we got there πŸ™‚ - thank you for the people taking time to read the fantastic pieces of writing provided by the talented writers on this website - it has been another enjoyable competition.

Below are the results of the 11 entries:

11th - Coming Home isn't always welcome (4 points)
10th - The Three Kings (7 points)
9th* (equal with 10th b ...[text shortened]... e forward if they wish πŸ™‚ i will put my hand up and announce that my piece of work came last lol
I wrote Billy it was a true story Bill passed away in January in Perth WA/ well done Drew......

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Originally posted by redbadger
I wrote Billy it was a true story Bill passed away in January in Perth WA
Well done, it seemed real cos that stuff does happens a lot.

I wrote remmieno3 that stuff dos'nt happen quite so often πŸ™‚


Great job everybody! Very nice works by everyone. Looking forward to doing this again as it allows me to attempt a art form that I never thought of trying until I joined Red Hot Pawn. See you next time and thanks for the votes! Special thanks to Silverstriker who watches over this contest for us all.


Let me chime in to congratulate drew for her very strong showing and mike.

I wrote "The Castle" and am happy to have garnered so many votes πŸ™‚


Congrats to all and most especially to Drew.
My entry was "The Butterfly" and it was a true story. Thanks for the votes. My hands are still sore. πŸ˜‰

Oooops almost forgot. Thanks again to the Silverman (no not Sarah) for his great competition. I look forward to next year's.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Congrats to all and most especially to Drew.
My entry was "The Butterfly" and it was a true story. Thanks for the votes. My hands are still sore. πŸ˜‰

Oooops almost forgot. Thanks again to the Silverman (no not Sarah) for his great competition. I look forward to next year's.
Congratulations Stees - it is a very nice and touching story!

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Originally posted by kevcvs57
Well done, it seemed real cos that stuff does happens a lot.

I wrote remmieno3 that stuff dos'nt happen quite so often πŸ™‚
good story though.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Yeah, That was mine. First attempt at writing.
I guessed it was you due to the focus on scientific/technological innovation. πŸ™‚

It wasn't bad, actually. And it's hardly your first attempt at writing - you've been writing posts on this forum for years. Despite what others may say, that counts.

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Originally posted by lolof
Congratulations Stees - it is a very nice and touching story!
My thoughts, too, lolof.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
My thoughts, too, lolof.
Some lovely pieces here, I have enjoyed reading the entries. Congratulations to all the winners,

BUT

Especially to my wonderful sister Drew, for picking up 1st and 3rd. Well done Sis!
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Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
I guessed it was you due to the focus on scientific/technological innovation. πŸ™‚

It wasn't bad, actually. And it's hardly your first attempt at writing - you've been writing posts on this forum for years. Despite what others may say, that counts.
Yes, I agree, even writing in posts here is practice organizing your thoughts so I can thank RHP for getting me to the point where I can write SOMETHING!


Thanks to all the contributors and to the organizer.

Wow, Drew! Keep writing and get yourself properly published. e-publishing is dead easy these days; PM me if you want some how-to pointers.

Cheers, moonbus

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Originally posted by moonbus
Thanks to all the contributors and to the organizer.

Wow, Drew! Keep writing and get yourself properly published. e-publishing is dead easy these days; PM me if you want some how-to pointers.

Cheers, moonbus
Can you make any money e publishing? I don't know much at all about it.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Can you make any money e publishing? I don't know much at all about it.
I think I have heard that 50 shades of grey was first published on such a model...
The aim would not necessarily be to make money from the e-publishing, but could be to get the attendance of publishers.

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