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Blue by Narrate, literature

I Wait by Narrate, literature

Souls by Narrate, literature

Raging Tide by Narrate, literature

Run Away by Narrate, literature

Love by Narrate, literature

How Does It Feel by Narrate, literature

You Are by Narrate, literature

I Hold Your Love by Narrate, literature

I Wait by Narrate, literature

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Thank you for allowing me into the group. ✌️
Hello, hello! :wave:
Not sure if I can reach anyone here who can tell me, but I'm trying anyway (wouldn't like to upload to just any folder): Is there a specific place/folder where I could put the book cover for my current story?
Sorry for the late reply, I'm not really active on here anymore, but I think we only accept text based submissions/don't have a folder for something like that, any illustrated cover would have to have the prologue/first chapter attached as well

I see. Then: Thanks especially for still coming around to tell me!

Enter the Quick Script Challenge Here!R E M A I N C A L M . THE QUICK SCRIPT CHALLENGE HAS BEGUN.We understand it can be difficult to contain the excitement, so take a deep breath and read what follows. First of all, the @House-of-Playwrights Quick Script Challenge has some wonderful prizes!THE REWARDS1st Place: 2,000 pointsone custom illustration by @ChalklineChickadee inspired by your award-winning scriptone piece of commissioned writing by @SonAmyFan362 (500+ words)one group journal interview/showcase highlighting you and your workthree in-depth critiques on any deviations of your choice2nd Place: 1,200 pointsone piece of commissioned writing by @SonAmyFan362 (300+ words)two in-depth critiques on any deviations of your choice3rd Place: 400 pointsone piece of commissioned writing by @SonAmyFan362 (150+ words)one in-depth critique on any deviation of your choiceAll you have to do is write a (quick) script within the two months of the contest from September 1 to October 31! The script you write can be any genre and can be meant for screen, stage, radio wave, or graphic novel page. The script you write should have cohesion to it and should be identifiable as a script (not a piece of prose or poetry).THE INSTRUCTIONSTo get your scripts started, you will have to incorporate three random elements into your script. Below are the categories and corresponding random elements. If you want to participate in the contest, comment on this journal! We will reply to your comment as soon as we can with a set of random numbers (1–5). You will pick your prompts accordingly. For example...If you were assigned a set with the numbers 1, 2, and 3, you could...... decide to pick Protagonist #1, Problem #2, and Character Line #3.Or choose to use Item #1, Item #2, and Item #3. Or feel free to mix and match the numbers and elements however you like, as long as they are #1, #2, and #3!Once you receive your set of random numbers, reply to us with the prompts you have chosen.Then, (the fun part) get writing!THE RANDOM ELEMENTSThere are four categories for the Quick Script Challenge: Protagonists, Problems, Character Lines, and Items. Each category has five corresponding random elements. You should incorporate your three chosen elements thoughtfully into your script, as this will demonstrate both your creativity and your ability to adapt to challenges.ProtagonistsInsubordinate factory worker Aspiring singer/song-writer Thrice-divorced politician Cancer researcher One-eyed archaeologistProblemsAlien invaders and/or nuclear warSocial apathySeducer/tressRed tapeCatfishCharacter LinesThe directions say to apply the stuff once or twice daily. Why is it such a big deal that we disagree on this one little issue?It was a pleasure to eat.Satisfaction guaranteed… yeah, right.Despite everything I’ve seen, for no good reason, I still do.ItemsRed flowerBox full of lightSmall valleyLast day of innocenceCoin from the futureTHE MINUTIAEYou can start writing anytime within the span of the contest—Late-comers and early-birds are all welcome!Members of House of Playwrights and our affiliates are welcome to participate. If you are not currently a member, you're welcome to join @House-of-Playwrights simply for the duration of the contest, no strings attached.Please adhere to the group’s content policy.Your script should be “quick,” no longer than 550 words long, including stage directions, character descriptions, sound effects, etc.Your script must be standalone and complete (not dependent on a larger work to be understood or appreciated).Only monologues (with one speaking character) or duologues (with two speaking characters) will be accepted.If you’re thinking of writing a monologue, here are some helpful links for you… “How to Write a Monologue in 7 Easy Steps” “How to Write Memorable and Compelling Monologues”If you’re thinking of writing a duologue, here are some helpful links for you…“Top Tips for Writing Duologues” “She Says, He Says” (*some of the advice here is more applicable to prose writing, but it's still quite good)If you’re thinking of writing in the contest at all, here are some helpful links for you…“10 Writing Tips for Beginning Playwrights” “5 Tips to Supercharge Your Creative Writing” “Writing an Engaging Script: Simple Tips & Ideas” THE DEADLINEYou have between September 1 and October 31 to write. The deadline for submissions is 11:59 p.m. on October 31 (Halloween). NO EXCEPTIONS. When you've finished writing your script, submit it to the Quick Script Challenge folder!Comment below to enter the contest. (Or ask questions. We'd love to hear from you.)