It's All About Love

[Robert McEvily]

Love means different things to different people. What does it mean to you? Craft your definition of love in six sentences, or write a love-themed story in six sentences. Be sure to follow the 6S Writer’s Guidelines, and send your submission to [e-mail] on or before Friday, January 29th. One writer will win the $10 Bronze Prize, another will win the $15 Silver Prize, and a third will score the $25 Gold Prize. Each submission will be featured in a brand new 6S anthology – you gotta love it!

[Robert McEvily]

Joseph, make sure you follow the Writer's Guidelines, give the piece a title, etc., and send it to [e-mail]. Good luck!

[Cita]

Oh, how cool. This is right up my alley. Watch for it!

[lifeisbeautiful03]

Can we submit more then one 6s?

[Robert McEvily]

One per writer!

[Dizzy_Lizz]

can you use a story you've already written?

[Robert McEvily]

It has to be original work - never published before. (It can be a different version of something you've written before, if it just so happens you've written about love in some way...)

[Debbie Black]

Thank you Robert, for the heads up. Great theme and at such an appropriate time. I will steal some precious moments to think about love.

[Robert McEvily]

They can rhyme, as long they follow our solid paragraph format. :)

[David Barber]

I will give it a go and I'll spread the word.

[J. Reid]

Thanks! Sounds like a good project.

[Rod Drake]

Well, given my normal quirky, darkly comic and "things that ended up badly" type stories, the subject of love should pose an interesting challenge- of course, Romeo and Juliet, Sid and Nancy and Cameron's Titanic did establish a certain direction for love stories . . .

[Robert McEvily]

Looking forward to your take!