Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Burning the Midnight Oil Poetry Contest

Today in St. Peters, MO: A 90% chance of thunderstorms, high 69 degrees. It's already storming outside.

A stormy day like today is a good time to stay inside and clean house--no wait--that's no fun. How about walking on the treadmill? Nah. Writing a poem? Much better! Just in time for Halloween here's a contest with a spooky title: Burning the Midnight Oil Poetry Contest. Amy Harke-Moore at The Write Helper has been sponsoring this contest for a few years now.

Amy is an award-winning poet and writer as well as an editor. She is also a long-time writing friend and one of the five founders of the Saturday Writers chapter of the Missouri Writers' Guild. Entry fee if $5; visit The Write Helper website for complete details.

The Burning the Midnight Oil Poetry Contest deadline is appropriately on Halloween, October 31. Moo Haa Haa Haa.

2 comments:

  1. Aw, shucks, Donna. . . Thanks for the neat write-up! I'm honored to be featured in your blog today. From one "burning the midnight oil" writer to another--it's sure a great time of the day to write, isn't it?
    --Amy

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  2. Hi Amy,
    You are more than welcome!
    It's not quite midnight, and I'm using electricity rather than oil, but late night is a good time to write--right?
    Donna

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