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#BlogBattle Week 39 “Bricks” Entries & Voting

Rachael Ritchey

#BlogBattle 39 Story Theme: Bricks

(basic rules at the bottom of the post)

Look for stories using #BlogBattle on Twitter, too! Wednesday, the poll gets added. Be sure to read them all. All the links will open in a new window so that you can easily navigate back to this list.

RULES for VOTING: Anyone can vote as long as you’ve read ALL the stories for this week by 10 PM PST, SUNDAY. Vote for your TOP 3 favorites. Winner announced on Monday!

Drama:

  • No Remorse by Kristin Elise Garrett

Action/Thriller/Suspense:

Comedy/Humor:

Science Fiction:

  • My Friend Matt by Blonde(Lucy)WriteMore
  • Last City on Earth by Simon Farnell

Western:

  • Like a Ton of Bricks by Candice Coates

Fantasy:

  • Unexpected by PhoenixGrey85
  • A Very Unmerry Day by E. Rawls

Mystery/Crime:

Inspirational/Contemporary:

Romance:

Non-Fiction:

PS If I’m missing your story, just leave me a comment to let me know!

Read all the stories & PLEASE VOTE for your top THREE favorites (not all for the same, though!).

Vote by Midnight PST on Sunday so I can announce the winner on Monday. Thank you so much. I enjoy our weekly stories a great deal, and I hope you do, too!

****NEXT WEEK’S PROMPT WORD: Tango

Rules:

  1. 1000 words max
  2. fictional tale (or true if you really want)
  3. PG (no more than PG-13) Content – let’s keep this family friendly!
  4. Your story must contain the word(s) from the theme and/or be centered around the theme in a way that shows it is clearly related
  5. Go for the entertainment value!
  6. State the Genre of your story at the top of your post.
  7. Post your story on Tuesday, by 11:59 PM PST
  8. Use the hashtag #BlogBattle when tweeting your story, put a linkback to your #BlogBattle Short Story in the comments section of this page, and/orinclude a link to this page in your own blog post(it creates a “ping-back” which will alert me and our friends to your #BlogBattle post)
  9. Have fun!

Each winner will receive this awesome #BlogBattle Winner Badge to display with their winning story on their webpage:

BlogBattle award 1

29 thoughts on “#BlogBattle Week 39 “Bricks” Entries & Voting”

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            1. I’m sorry you had to go through that, but I bet now you are thinking if it ever happens again that you’ll survive…Not thinking, “Bring it on, Weather, bring it on.” Just” Ugh, not again.” haha 🙂

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      1. awesome ^_^

        its been a super bad couple of weeks and the power utility company just forecasted an increase in power outage, I really need to get me those power bank chargers a solar one too cause have power for like a few hours a day, after midnight but before sunrise can you imagine but today gone 48hrs still no power

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        1. Wow! I will not complain about losing power for a week. We have another wind storm kicking up today so it may go out again, but it sounds like this is a regular sort of thing where you live. It’s hard to be cut off from the WWW when it’s become such a normal part of life. I hope your power situation gets better, Beaton!

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          1. I hope so too…. unless a learn how to build a power station in my back yard
            so today having barbecue for breakfast because the power been out for so long the meat in the fridge going so funny its telling jokes to the flies so might as well as have meat party whoop whoop lol
            after a while one adapts to not having power all the time
            and dinner is candlelit isnt that romantic ^_^

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            1. I was thinking much the same thing about the absence of electricity. We were getting used to it, that’s for sure. But what’s a week? Also, my parents live an hour away and had electricity, so we were able to salvage our freezer items! No flies and no jokes around here. I’m almost jealous after that description, Beaton. haha

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