Tag: writing

1pg. Screenplay Contest – Deadline May 17th

Submit a screenplay that is only 1 page long and have it performed at the Writing Festival by professional actors. (NOTE: The screenplay submission must be properly formatted.)  Submit for only $20. ALL of the screenplays will be accepted and performed. If there is a beginning/middle/end, and the grammar is sound, we will perform it.… Continue reading 1pg. Screenplay Contest – Deadline May 17th

NOVEL & SHORT STORY FESTIVAL – Deadline March 4th

Submit your Novel for Feedback and/or Performance Video: Daily Festival Deadlines. Submit your Short Story for Performance Video: Short Story Video Performance Readings Get FULL FEEDBACK on either the 1st chapter or entire novel book from our committee of Professional Writers, and Writing Consultants. Get your novel performed by a professional actor at the festival. NEW… Continue reading NOVEL & SHORT STORY FESTIVAL – Deadline March 4th

Winning Short Story: Before and After by S. Pfeiffer

Story performed by Elizabeth Rose Morriss Get to know the writer: What is your short story about? The story’s about a woman facing the impact a shocking experience from childhood has had on her life. What genres would you say this story is in? It’s mostly a thriller with a hint of film noir i… Continue reading Winning Short Story: Before and After by S. Pfeiffer

Winning Short Story Reading: Always Watching… by Kordale Gibson

Story performed by Elizabeth Rose Morriss Get to know the writer: What is your short story about? My short story is about a man killing someone who he feels deserves to die. The story is told exclusively through this man’s stream of consciousness, revealing his beliefs, motives, & revelations. What genres would you say this… Continue reading Winning Short Story Reading: Always Watching… by Kordale Gibson

May 2017 Novel & Short Story Winners

1st CHAPTER and FULL NOVEL FESTIVAL: https://novelwritingfestival.com/ Watch the May 2017 Winning Novel & Short Story Performance Readings. All stories read and performed by professional actors: NOVEL Transcript: LIGHT OF HOPE May 2017 Readingby S.T. Collins NOVEL Transcript: ELLA: A STEPMUMS TALE May 2017 Readingby J.L. Higgs NOVEL Transcript: DIGBY’S DIARY May 2017 Readingby E.D. Bird… Continue reading May 2017 Novel & Short Story Winners

Novel Transcript: Digby’s Diary, by E D Bird One

Performed by Becky Shrimpton BUY Novel Online Get to know the writer: What is your novel about? A pack of various breeds of dogs set out on a mission to protect two young boys from certain danger, only to find that there is another child who must be rescued from the hands of villains. What… Continue reading Novel Transcript: Digby’s Diary, by E D Bird One

Prologue Novel Reading of Light of Hope, by S.T. Collins

Performed by Val Cole BUY Book ONLINE Get to know the writer: What is your novel about? Synopsis: Light of Hope by S. T. Collins introduces the lead character, Vikki Nelson, a 30-something divorcée who has just been hired as a case manager. The central theme of this fictional novel is domestic violence, but it… Continue reading Prologue Novel Reading of Light of Hope, by S.T. Collins

2015 Novel Winning Readings (42 Total)

1st CHAPTER and FULL NOVEL FESTIVAL: https://novelwritingfestival.com/ Watch the 2015 Winning Novel Performance Readings. All stories read and performed by professional actors: NOVEL READING – Large is the Smallest We Got December 2015 Reading Written by Jed Hamilton CHAPTER 1 Reading – Tempest Makers December 2015 Reading Written by K.L. McKinley CHAPTER 1 Reading –… Continue reading 2015 Novel Winning Readings (42 Total)

Short Story: Watermelon Eating Contest by Teri B Clark

Performed by Michelle Alexander October 2016 Winning Short Story Watermelon Eating Contest  by Teri B Clark Get to know the winning writer: What is your short story about? The Watermelon Eating Contest takes a humorous look at small town culture and competition. What genres would you say this story story is in? Realistic Fiction, Humor,… Continue reading Short Story: Watermelon Eating Contest by Teri B Clark