Since most stories generally have a one shot contest at the end of them, and since this story used to have twenty nine parts, which kind of bothered me, I guess I'll add one.
Rules, must be between 100-2000 words, must be your own work, and enter by publishing it and posting on my wall the title of it.
Some ideas could be Lindsey's and Daniel's wedding, how Tommy met his future wife(which is pretty customizable, since she doesn't even have a name or a personality) or Lindsey's senior year with all of the boys gone, or even a part of the book just written in a different point of view. Any idea will work. Just know yours is more likely to be chosen if you come up with your own idea.
Critiques:
•Interesting and creative plot
•Decent grammar
•Providing a different perspective of the story
I'm not expecting many or quick entries, so let's just set the due date as September 30th? If you need more time, message me. If anything is unclear or you need help, message me.
The winning story will be posted below all of the words by October 10th because I guess that's an okay deadline for myself.
Remember: PUBLISH your one shot as it's own book. POST on my wall the title of your book. MESSAGE me with any questions. BE CREATIVE and have GOOD GRAMMAR. If this would actually work that would be awesome.
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Okay I have gotten literally nothing. I guess this story isn't big enough for a one shot contest. Rule change: if anyone sends a one shot, it'll get posted. No deadline. But if no one does, this lonely part will just sit here as a reminder that my readers have abandoned me.
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As one may have noticed, SEPTEMBER 30TH ALREADY PASSED AND THERE IS NOTHING. 134 people(when I checked) have READ THIS AND HAVE DONE NOTHING. If my story wasn't really that good, tell me, I don't care. I've gotten to be a much better writer since completing this story. And as for Only the Good Die Young, it's fricking amazing and no one will read it because no one has expressed interest.
Let me tell you, IT IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO ACTUALLY HURT MY FEELINGS. So please be as brutal as you please, and I might laugh in your face.
So unless there is a one shot submitted before Christmas, I might just take the story down? And Only the Good Die Young can remain on Quotev so if you want to read it, either let me know, or go there. I only need one person.
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