My random twitter poem “Winter Child’s Play” from last week wound up taking 2nd spot in the Writers Offering Our Finest (WOOF) weekly writing contest by PlotDog.com.  Romeo’s “A Mirrors Dream” and WebBetty’s “The Fey Little Man” were also very good poems that I enjoyed very much.

I encourage you if you are an online writer to submit work to WOOF weekly to help your work get noticed and increase your readership, and if you are a reader check out the fine works that come out of the WOOF contest.

WOOF Contest – Top Picks

Poetry

Margaret Norkett – “A treatise on friendship” – A poem about a special friendships.

Dragon Blogger – “Winter Childs Play” – Poem based on Children Playing in Winter Playground, crafted from 13 random words.

Romeo – “A Mirror’s Dream” - i am the numbness in your fingers

Web-Betty – “The fey little man” – Another poem crafted using uncommon words.

Fiction

Jennifer M Scott – “Human Footprints” – The story takes place in the future where humans are inferior to cyborgs. A cyborg is sent to kill a human woman who runs an agency made to connect humans.

Brought to you by PlotDog Press with the Serial Suspense Screenplay “Intevention“

-Dragon Blogger

My poem Bedroom Jungle took fifth place last week in the Writers Offering Our Finest contest.  I encourage everyone who writes blog literature whether it be poetry or prose to submit some of your best work weekly to WOOF.  Congrats to the other winners this week.

WOOF Contest – Top Picks
Poetry
~willow~ – “Observe! How not to meditate?” – A tongue-in-cheek look at how (not) to meditate.
Patricia Schoenberger – “Event Horizon” – This is a poem that I wrote, loosely inspired by the scientific term, Event Horizon.
~willow~ – “Lost in Lust” – 17 words, 7 lines, 1 hot poem!
khaye cardenas – “The Fiction Writer” – A fiction writer’s life.
Dragon Blogger – “Bedroom Jungle” – Random twitter word poem about passion in the bedroom, great poem made from random words.

Prose
About Writing
Catherine @ Sharp Words – “My love affair with poetry” – The first part of a brief series describing my life with poetry.
Writing Nag – “The Magic of Three” – What is the rule of three in writing? How does the rule of three work in writing? This post gives examples of the rule of three in creative writing and includes the Writing Nag’s rule of three.
Fiction – Charlotte Faulkner – “blood is blood is blood and love is true vision” – Charlotte, a freshman at Bailey University, reflects about the inauguration, her crush, and life at college.
Opinion / Tributes / Philiosphy / Thoughts
JHS, Esq. – “Tuesday’s Tribute: Florence Wendland” – A tribute to my client, the late Florence Wendland, from whom I learned a great deal about unconditional love, commitment, tenacity, and faith.
Hopeful spirit – “The New America: A Call to Disagree Without Being Disagreeable” – At last, Barack Obama has assumed office and the United States has entered a new era. He challenges us to disagree with each other without being disagreeable and, toward that end, included a diverse and eclectic group of people to share in his inauguration ceremony and festivities. Can America rise to his challenge?

Brought to you by PlotDog Press with the Serial Suspense Screenplay “Intevention“

-Dragon Blogger