Enter the 27 Word Challenge and win a Special Grand Prize…

bill-doyleHello, I’m Andrew Joyce.

I was here a few months ago and issued a 79-word challenge.

I asked you to write a 79-word story with plot, character development, and all the stuff good stories are made of.

And I must admit that you all came through with flying colors.

Because you were all so damn smart, I’m back with a new challenge.

This time it has to be exactly 27 words not counting the title.

You must tell a story bringing Facebook into it—at least tangentially.

Give it pathos.

Give me Gone with the Wind in 27 words.

Simple, huh?

This time there is a grand prize.

The winner will get an all-expenses paid weekend with the famous Danny the Dog.*

Danny Meditating

Infuse your stories with your soul.

Make us laugh.

Make us want to hang our heads and cry at your angst.

Make us want to storm the battlements of civilization on your behalf.

Here’s a sample entry:

My Self-Worth

Are my posts on Facebook commented on?

Are they liked?

If not, then I have no self-worth. I used to have self-worth.

But that was before Facebook.

*By “all-expenses paid,” I mean that the winner will have to pay Danny’s expenses to get to his or her location and return him back home to me.

And please take note that Danny flies only first class and stays in five star hotels.

But on the plus side you’ll have Danny for two full days, with him telling you how wonderful he is.

NOTE: PUT YOUR ENTRIES IN THE COMMENTS BOX BELOW, SO DANNY CAN PICK THE LUCKY WINNER

53 thoughts on “Enter the 27 Word Challenge and win a Special Grand Prize…

  1. I could give a tinker’s damn about Facebook. I just want to chill with a puppy who looks like he’s seen something of the world and didn’t let it get him downhearted. Hooray for Danny, the Best Boy Ever.

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  2. On Finding the Body of the Saddest Man Imaginable and Knowing the Impact of a Failed Friend Request

    It sat there for years. Not a hint of acknowledgement. An isolated, abjectly lonely missive. No response.
    Dead in the water, the loss too much to bear.

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