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Momwriters Contest

5th Annual Halloween
Contest 2002

Momwriters Contest

The winners of the 5th Annual MomWriters Halloween Contest, Poetry Division are:

Honorable Mentions:
Lynda Blair Vernalia, Entries 8, 9, 10 & 11 All the Mom's Haiku Confessions . . . if she had entered just one I think she might have placed in the prizes. Y'all like some Haiku out there . . .

Susan Rampp, #3 Harve Est & the Lazy Leaf . . . Both these ladies turned out some good reading. VIVAT! These five entries tied for fourth place. Excellent writing . . .

Third place: #13, Season's Change by Chris Sofge

Second Place: #2, Hallowe'en by L. LaRae Brim


Winners of the 5th Annual MomWriters Halloween Writing Contest, Fiction Division:

Honorable mention goes to:
These tied for 5th place.
C - Holloween (230 words) by Susan Rampp
S - Locked in with a Ghost (950 words) by Eliza Feree

4th Place: T - Beautiful Stranger (2199 words) by Michelle Smith

3rd Place: Q - The Witches of Culliver Grove (3575 words) by Susan Wickert

2nd Place: P - Samarrah (2981 words) by Raegan Halloway

And the winning entries for our double whammy contest are:

The First Place poem by your vote . . . . .

#7 Autumn Lullaby by Lori Z. Scott . . . who, by the by, was winner of the MW 4th Anniversary Writing Contest as well.

The First Place Fiction by your vote . . . . .
N - Mrs. Mattie's Harvest (1150 words) by Lori Z. Scott

 

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