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Continually trying to answer the question...can a man of few words write a successful novel?

I'm a Mystery/Thriller/Suspense writer from small town USA who struggles everyday to balance my passion for prose against the need to be a full-time bread winner. Finding ways to devote more time to my writing is the challenge, but for now all I can do is follow this tug at my heart to wherever it leads. I'm here primarily to soak up all the knowledge I can from the writing-centric blogosphere, but I'll do my best to contribute by thinking of new and innovative ways to churn the writing pot.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

WRiTE CLUB - Round 2 Results

The second round was a bit of a blow out with the majority of the votes going to one contestant, but the score was a bit deceiving as just about everyone found merits in both WRiTER's work.  Myself, I enjoyed both pieces and was glad I didn't have to cast a deciding vote.  The total number of votes was also down a bit this week, but with NaNo in full swing that's to be expected. Here are the final results for round 2.

JAMIE STUART - 23 votes     TRIXIE LaRUE - 1 vote

This weeks winner is JAMIE STUART!  JAMIE will join ANNE SHIRLEY in the semi-finals which will begin in February and TRIXIE will go back into the general pool for a possible WRiTE in one of the remaining ten rounds.  Remember, WRiTER's that go back into the pool are free to submit a different 250 word sample in preparation for being selected again, or they can just let their previous submission ride.

As always, the results from all of the rounds will be posted on my WRiTE CLUB page, along with links to all of the writing samples.

Round 3 begins tomorrow morning! :)

8 comments:

  1. I'll be traveling, but best of luck to Round 3 contenders!

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  2. If Trixie reads this, she should know it was a very tough vote and her piece was very good. :)

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  3. I agree with PK - Trixie was up against a tough one - definitely good writing in there too!

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  4. Very cool! Congrats to the contenders!

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  5. Snaps to both writers, and I echo the sentiments by Pk and Jemi. I think the round was closer than it seemed, based on how the votes fell. It was tough comparing two pieces so different in style and genre. I enjoyed both samples!

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  6. Congrats to both! I think Trixie could easily take the win against another piece

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