Based on your votes from our initial fan survey, the next contest will be…. <drumroll>…
What’s the “flash” mean you ask? It means 500 – 1500 words. Which means you can write it (and we can read it) in a flash (sort of).
Now, we know that not everyone is a writer. But the good news for our fans that are not writers is that you all will get to read some of the best stories submitted.
Here’s how it’s going to work:
But wait… there’s more!
The top 3 stories will also be published on Sci-Fi Bloggers! Yep, your name in lights right here. Tell your friends!
Now for the fine print:
Ship 1: The “Original” NCC-1701 Retrofit from Star Trek – The Motion Picture
Ship 2: Klingon Bird-Of-Prey
This is the ship that Captain Kirk & crew used to rescue the humpback whales in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
Ship 3: Jem’Hadar Fighter – From Star Trek: Deep Space 9
This small but powerful ship, about the size of a Bird-Of-Prey, wreaked havoc on the Federation, Klingons, and Romulans during our war with the Dominion.
And that’s the three prizes! So, get busy now writing those stories! The deadline for entry is midnight Monday September 26th, 2016.
One last thing, staff and affiliates of Sci-Fi Bloggers are ineligible to enter or win. I’m watching you.
That’s everything! And, as always, live long and prosper!
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