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Resolutions comp WN0014
Phots Moll
January 2012
edited January 2012
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I can't see any word count given for this comp (Feb WN page 20) Am I missing something?
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Mrs Bear
January 2012
No, and it isn't on the competitions section of the website at all.
heather
January 2012
They're usually 1500-1700, apart from the annual short short story (750 words) or 1000 word comps.
Phots Moll
January 2012
That's what I thought, Heather. It seems odd they haven't said at all, but I suppose it means we can submit whatever length we like.
niddy
January 2012
thanks for reminding me, have a great idea for this one
Phots Moll
January 2012
Me too (well, I like it!) Not sure it's going to come within the usual 1500-1700 range, but luckily that doesn't seem to matter for this one.
Webbo
January 2012
Sorry for the oversight - that comp has the usual word count, 1,500-1,700 but the detail was missed out when we were putting the page together.
dora
January 2012
Doh!
"scribbles out 3,000 words"
Phots Moll
January 2012
[quote=dora]"scribbles out 3,000 words" [/quote] Yeah, me too.
Hope nobody has already sent in entries without realising there is a word count.
dora
January 2012
How is anyone going to know unless they look on this thread?
Carol
January 2012
I'm sure Jonathan will put a correction in the March issue and probably on the competitions page...
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"scribbles out 3,000 words"
Hope nobody has already sent in entries without realising there is a word count.