Contests & Activities: March 08, 2006 Issue [#919]
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1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

What fun would the world be if you didn't have Writing.Com? What fun would Writing.Com be if it didn't have interactives and contests?

If you have a hard time finding something fun to do, then this newsletter's for you!


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Letter from the editor

The resurgance in trends of purposefully bad poetry contests has me wanting to make this newsletter a tribute to the eye-gouging, skin creeping genre that is intentionally bad poetry.

What's so great about the bad poetry contests? Entrants are required to exhibit their worst and test their boundaries by not taking a serious approach to the contest. You want your entry to be funny, sick, twisted, and generally to make your readers' eyes bleed with its reading.

Not only that, but with a 1 star rating requested for each of the entries, it gives you the chance to have fun reading the poems, as well. Instead of spending hours writing reviews and trying to figure out what you do and don't like about a poem, you can enjoy the purposeful faultiness of the poetry.

In fact, I like bad poetry contests so much, that I have my own folder dedicated to it: "Invalid Item" Open in new Window..

Oh, and if you enter one of the stinky contests I've listed below, you just might get a visit from ratingsfairy! *Wink*


Editor's Picks

The Bad Contests


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Small town bad poetry event on Friday nights.
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The Good Contests


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