December 100-Word Anonymous Challenge - Discussion

Congrats Robert. I knew it was you...

Im so sorry i failed to vote. I have been too busy and I forgot!
 
Hello Alex.
The 100 word anonymous challenge is not one of the official challenges and is therefore not in the challenges subforum with the others but in the workshop subforum of the writing forums. Go to the top of this page and click on the word workshop just above the

December 100-Word Anonymous Challenge - Discussion

You'll then find the entries in the challenge thread as opposed to the challenge discussion thread.
All the entries appear to be entered by the Maitre D' for the month, whose job (as a volunteer) is to post the entries in order to maintain their anonymity.
People send their entries to him or her rather than posting directly under their own name.

I hope this helps. Ask again if it's not clear.

Far.
 
Nice imagery there, @Robert Mackay - one of the three that stood out for me.

I'm happy with the vote with few mentions here as being 'nearly voted for' :)
 
Thanks everyone! A good, select, challenge this month, and I'm chuffed to have won. I'll host the next one!
 
Congratulations to you, @Robert Mackay - I didn't find this place until after the vote deadline had passed but yours was really stood out for me regardless. Well deserved.

On another note, even though this challenge was over before I found it it inspired me to write an entry. Obviously I can't enter now but it seems a shame to waste it. Would anyone care to read it? If so, where would I post it?
 
A massive Congratulations Rober Mackay.

And thanks to anyone who voted for and listed my story :D
 
Well, you asked for it.

No Going Back

The gun was old. Its heat sinks had been outdated when it was new and the vagaries of time had them done few favours. Thermal build-up had plagued the FN series from its first release and although the firmware had been updated many times the problem had never been truly eradicated. It radiated heat fiercely into the cramped confines of the purse.

Lori snatched her hand back sharply. The booking clerk looked up, his brow creasing. Lori clenched her fist and forced a smile.

“Single or return, Ma'am?”

“Single.”

Old or not, the gun had done its work.
 

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