Gotta agree with Will on this one - that story's going to be hard to beat. The gauntlet has been thrown down! Thanks!! rbs
Well, we'll just see what happens. Incidentally, by reposting this, I was able to spot three incidences of missing/incorrect text in the story, so I fixed them.
I can't tell you how many times I've been through each scene of STH and I'm still finding grammatical/spelling errors. I'm a great editor - except when I'm editing my own material. Thanks!! rbs
Same here. I find a reader, to listen to while driving, makes many of them stand out. Not 100%, of course. It also helps to know more about grammar than I do. Thanks rbs. I've been trying to apply your lessons lately. -Will
Oops. Sorry I missed that. I advise to mention me by using the @ in front of the user name so I get a little alert. If it's okay with you it's okay with me. There have been stories that were already posted somewhere as entries quite often, anyway, so there's no general rule against it.
I present to all of you who are interested my entry for this challenge: Star Trek: Atlas - The Morning After I hope you enjoy!
Here's my entry. La Petite Mort https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/la-petite-mort-the-morning-after-challenge-star-trek-pic-voy.313758/
Okay... I'm pretty much flattened by the quality of the entries for this challenge. I wanted to offer a difficult challenge and boy did all of the writers step up to it!! Thanks!! rbs
And here's my hat in the ring: "And a Long-Forgotten Duck" https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/march-april-2023-challenge-entry-and-a-long-forgotten-duck.313775/