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The Winter Anthology Project

Winter's Cold Embrace

 

Winter has always been known as a love-hate season, for various reasons. The season depicts harshness, calmness, silence, festive season, the season of lights and love, mourning, death, ending and detachment. Most of the trees go barren during this season because they can’t bear the harsh whiplash of the chilly wind. References to winter in literature may refer to death, old age, pain, loneliness, despair or an end. The season provides the setting for painful messages, as well as messages of renewal, rebirth, and hope. Write a short story, no less than 1,200 words, inspired by Winter of your own interpretation, to be placed within a collection titled “Winter’s Cold Embrace”.

HOW TO ENTER?

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Email me with your Gmail using the button below and I will add you to the Google Doc with the rest of the details, requirements, and the sign-up portion.

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New to this and curious how it comes together? Check out the collection “Dog Days” written for the Summer, available here: https://my.w.tt/RZtMWbdYfbb.

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The deadline for this project is December 1st, 2021.

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