Each week on Tuesday one of the Rodeo Contest Winners are revealed. You are going to love these tall talkes. Congratulations to Colleen Chesebro, first place, Norah Colvin, Liz Husebye Hartmann, and Mike Vreeland. I’m in awe of all of you! 🙂
2020 Rodeo
The results of the 2020 Flash Fiction Rodeo are riding in week by week in the order of each contest. We hope writers had as much fun as the Rodeo Leaders and Judges. We got to play within the western theme this year and had plenty of challenges!
In Rodeo Contest #1:Folk Tales and Fables, Kerry E.B. Black asked participants to spin a yarn as long as the Rio Grande in 99 words.
This year’s winner is Colleen Chesebro!
Honorable Mention goes to Norah Colvin, Liz Husebye Hartmann, and Mike Vreeland. Congratulations!
Each Rodeo has different independent judges. Judging is done blind. Thank you toKerry E.B. Blackfor managing this contest and to her judges,Debra R. SanchezandBeverly V. Blickenderfer!
WINNING ENTRY: FOLK TALES & FABLES
Why Wolf Howls at the Moonby Colleen Chesebro
Long ago, the Moon Spirit danced upon the…
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Thanks so much, Marsha. I was delighted for my story to receive an honorable mention.
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Congrats Norah!
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Thanks, Yvette.
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Go Norah, go!!!
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And congratulations, Norah! ❤
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Yes, she’s awesome. Both entries were wonderful. I’m glad I wasn’t a judge!
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Thank you, Colleen.
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You’re so welcome! ❤️
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Yay!! Did you participate in all of them?
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I did! (except for the one I judged 😂) It was great fun to have a go.
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I did the TUFF one and I tried Colleen’s. I made quite a few errors and then there was a difference between my hand syllable count and the counter she used on the word coyote. To be fair, she had to judge everyone by the same counter since we come from all over the world with different pronunciations of words. She was more than generous in letting me try to fix it. I ran out of time. 🙂 I did not have time for the fable. I wish I had, but with moving I’ve been scrambling.
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You’ve done well, Marsha. I wish you success in the challenges you did, and face. 🙂
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Thanks, Norah. I was amazed at the process and what it felt like it did for my writing. It will be interesting to get feedback from others.
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It will indeed. It’s good to learn and improve.
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Congrats to all
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Yay!!!
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What great flash fiction. I loved every story. Thank you for sharing them here!
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I know, weren’t they fabulous? I’m glad I wasn’t the judge.
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Thanks so much for your continued support, Marsha. You’re the best. Congratulations to us all! ❤
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Likewise, my friend. 🥰🥰🥰
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