Category: writing

Having ditched the chicken costume, Eric of Webraw.com has cranked out a scene for the blogiversary contest, apparently written in a wireless cafe. Judging by the strangely surreal nature of the scene, I would have suspected a different type of cafe. We’ll have to ask him about that later.

Ripping Time Space

by Eric Janssen

Well today’s the day… it’s the First Annual Endofline.ca Hyper-Intelligent Space-Penguins’ Choice Blogiversary Contest deadline.

If anyone out there is making the finishing touches to their entry (like Agent Q)… PANIC! AAAAAAAAA!!!!

Actually, I’m totally willing to extending the deadline to Sunday July 13th if anyone needs more time. Just let me know.

And as a reminder to those of you still sitting on the fence about whether to write something, did I mention that the winner will receive a RECTANGULAR OBJECT? Wow. How can a contest get any more exciting than this?

Oh, the excitement might be too much for me. I’m going to go take a nap on the conference room table.

Everyone seems to be having so much fun with the Star Trek generic space-adventure scenes that I thought I’d try one myself. Naturally, I’m disqualified from the blogiversary contest, but here it is anyway…

A Matter of the Utmost Urgency

by Stephen Cavers

Adrian’s submission to the First Annual Endofline.ca Hyper-Intelligent Space-Penguins’ Choice Blogiversary Contest might be dangerous — it’s very likely that you will hurt yourself laughing.

Untitled script about a hyper-intelligent penguin

by Adrian Bedford, sci-fi author and suspected penguin

Time flies when you’re having fun, and I’ve really enjoyed reading the contest entries so far! But now there are only a few days left before the submission deadline for The First Annual Endofline.ca Hyper-Intelligent Space-Penguins’ Choice Blogiversary Contest.

And the prizes — the unmistakably rectangular objects — are ready to go, too. So if you’re mulling an idea for the contest, I’m looking forward to reading your scene.