February 100 Word Anonymous Challenge - Discussion Thread

[ratsy]

I'm really happy to have won this guy. I've been thinking of doing an Urban Fantasy novel, so I'll take this as a sign that I'm supposed to...

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Many well-earned congratulations to ratsy on a hard-fought battle. I had to be away from the computer for a week, so could not vote.

Just for the sake of completeness:

"Interview Under Caution" -- A dazzling display of comic surrealism.

"Give up the Day Job" -- A darkly ironic tale of two kinds of monsters.

"Decisions" -- A sly tale of otherworldly beings and a very human character.

 

[crystal haven]

Congratulations, Ratsy! Well done!

 

[mosaix]

Congratulations, Ratsy!

 

[pambaddeley]

Well done Ratsy!

 

[Starbeast]

Congratulations Ratsy​

Sorry folks I missed the challenge (by one day - drat) and the voting (I didn't see any cut off time).

But, well done to everyone for your wonderful stories.

 

[Zoe Mackay]

The big reveal!

Angel Eyes - Ashleyne B. Watts
Oops! - Cathbad
Decisions - crystal haven
As Above, Below - DG Jones
Buy Back Offer - Droflet
Chicago Where - Ihe
The Missing Link - J5V
Hollywood Walls - johnnyjet
Give Up The Day Job - mosaix
Reality Shift - ratsy
Lessons - Serge Alexandr
Lost & Found - Shryka
Interview under caution: - StillLearning
Draco Valkyrie - Vaz
Finder's Fee - Victoria Silverwolf

And the red herring was me. Who's up for organising March's?

 

[Cat's Cradle]

Robert, you self-herringed!! Unheard of!

 

[Zoe Mackay]

It's the sort of thing you can only get away with once...

 

[StilLearning]

Well done Ratsy !

 

[crystal haven]

And a big thank you to Robert Mackay for taking charge of the challenge.
And a big thank you to Victoria for doing all the reviews. I always enjoy reading them.

 

[Vaz]

Yeah I second that, ace job Rob

 

[Shyrka]

Out of interest, is there an equivalent to the improving threads in the challenges section for the 100-worder?

 

[Zoe Mackay]

We don't have one that I'm aware of, but you could start one! Workshop's good for these sorts of things.