Challenge # 65: "But what happens when you come to the beginning again?"
I have been remiss in the care of this community and one of my resolutions is to bring it back to life. To that end, let's have the first challenge of the new year.
Challenge # 65: "But what happens when you come to the beginning again?" from Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Maximum word count: 500 words
Next challenge: January 26th, 2009
Posting rules:
- Title of your piece
- Submitted by (if you're posting from a fic journal, for instance, instead of your personal journal)
- Submitted for which challenge
- Notes (in which you tell us anything we need to know.) Remember however, that even if your piece contains characters you work with regularly, your submission for this community must be able to stand alone.
- Rating: PG (all audiences, nothing offensive here), R (adult content), XXX (graphic sex, pwp, S&M, hardcore stuff). Please tell us why you rated it as you did so people can make informed choices about whether they’d like to read it (ie. violence, bad language, sex, purple elephants, etc). The reason is really more important than the rating itself, as I want to keep this a reader-friendly community.
- Let us know if (and where) we can read more of your work, related or otherwise.
Challenge # 65: "But what happens when you come to the beginning again?" from Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Maximum word count: 500 words
Next challenge: January 26th, 2009
Posting rules:
- Title of your piece
- Submitted by (if you're posting from a fic journal, for instance, instead of your personal journal)
- Submitted for which challenge
- Notes (in which you tell us anything we need to know.) Remember however, that even if your piece contains characters you work with regularly, your submission for this community must be able to stand alone.
- Rating: PG (all audiences, nothing offensive here), R (adult content), XXX (graphic sex, pwp, S&M, hardcore stuff). Please tell us why you rated it as you did so people can make informed choices about whether they’d like to read it (ie. violence, bad language, sex, purple elephants, etc). The reason is really more important than the rating itself, as I want to keep this a reader-friendly community.
- Let us know if (and where) we can read more of your work, related or otherwise.