#SSC 12, May 28 – June 3rd

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For a limited run of six weeks only, the challenge you love is back.

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It starts with a prompt every Sunday. The responses need only be short and sweet. Or short and scary. Or, short and funny. The point is, the challenge will always require short replies on purpose . . . so YOU have no excuses.

The primary focus of the #SSC is to help authors forge connections in the writing community. So, if you decide to respond to this week’s prompt, just remember to comment (reply) to at least three other entries before voting opens on Saturday, June 3rd.

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The prize?

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All challenge winners are invited to write a GUEST POST on Scribbles on Cocktail Napkins with LINKS to their own work.

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This week the Scribble Challenge prompt is a throwback to my FAVORITE #SSC of 2016. Your mission (should you choose to accept it) is to:

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A six word story might seem impossible. It isn’t! Check out a few of the responses to the challenge last year:

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“Stormy night. Checked in Hotel California.”    –JackieP

“Used spellbook. Burns, cover damaged. Cheap.”   –Joy Pixley

“He’s innocent. Her evidence says otherwise.”  –EDC Writing

“Book falls to bed.
Reader?
Vanished.”   –J. H. Winter, Author

“Sadly, the only witness was blind.”   –Allison Maruska

“The meatloaf tasted funny. Where’s Grandma?”   -Ahdad

“Grandma visited today. As a ghost.”  –Stomperdad

“Amongst toys and coffins they lay.”   –Ellenbest24

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RULES OF THE CHALLENGE:

1. Participants have until Saturday, June 3rd at noon, Eastern standard time to post ONE response to the prompt in the comment section of THIS POST.
2. ENCOURAGE other scribblers. Try to comment (reply) to at least three other submissions during the week.
3. After the Saturday deadline, players have a week to VOTE for their favorite submission by emailing: Sundayscribblechallenge@gmail.com. Place the lucky author’s name in the HEADER of your email.
   

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And now, the moment you’ve all been waiting for. These are the winning submissions to the prompt, A Mother’s Twisted Love:

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Svclegg and denisejons, I can’t WAIT to present your work on Scribbles on Cocktail Napkins!

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