avatarDr. Gabriella Korosi

Summary

Dancing Elephants Press is hosting a Spring Contest for 2023, inviting writers to submit their work inspired by the season, with submissions accepted from March 20th to June 15th.

Abstract

Dancing Elephants Press has launched the Spring Contest 2023, celebrating the season with a collection of articles submitted by various writers. The contest began on March 20th and will continue to accept entries until June 15th, with the next contest planned for the summer months. Participants are encouraged to explore how spring inspires them, and the submitted pieces reflect a range of perspectives on the theme. The contest is made possible by DR Rawson - The Possibilist, and there is prize money to be won, as hinted in the Quarterly Contest link. Readers are invited to engage with the submissions, support the writers by tagging their work, and reach out for any inquiries or to join the DEP Community on Whatsapp. The editors, including Dr. Gabriella Korosi and others, express their gratitude and love to the contributors and readers, providing contact information for further engagement.

Opinions

  • The contest is seen as a way to celebrate spring and the creativity it inspires in writers.
  • There is an appreciation for the diversity of submissions, each offering a unique take on the spring theme.
  • The editors convey a sense of community and support, encouraging writers to tag each other's work and to engage with DEP through social media and direct contact.
  • The invitation to join the DEP Community on Whatsapp indicates a desire to foster a closer network among writers and editors.
  • The contest is presented as an opportunity for writers to showcase their talent and potentially win prize money, adding an incentive to participate.
  • The editors express a personal connection to the submissions and the writers, highlighting the importance of each contributor's voice.
  • There is a call to action for writers to provide their contact information if they wish to be tagged in future announcements and prompts, showing respect for individual preferences.

SPRING CONTEST 2023

Dancing Elephants Press Collections of Spring 2023 Contest Articles

Join the fun and celebrate spring

photo by Gabriella

Spring is here. Join to watch unfolding nature’s gifts.

🐘🐘Amazing submissions for our Spring contest at Dancing Elephants Press🐘🐘

🐘🐘In case you have missed the spring contest is from March 20th to June 15th. Our next contest will be during the summer months from Thursday, June 22, 2023 — the last day for submissions is the 15th of September, 2023.

🐘🐘Thank you to DR Rawson - The Possibilist for making these contests available in Dancing Elephants Press.

Please see our contest participants below as of now we will be adding the articles as they come into this one. Please let us know if you have submitted a spring contest and your article is not listed below. Send us the link in the chat and we will add your article to this one.

🐘🐘Submissions for the spring 2023 contest🐘🐘

by Lisa Precious / Smiley Blue

by My mind

by Garima Sharma

by Hermione Wilds Writes

by Yana Bostongirl

by Leah Lynch

by Annelise Lords

by Sanghita Pal

by Terry Day

by Purbita Chakraborty

by Joyce Nielsen

by Athena Milios

Thank you for reading these amazing submissions,

Gabriella

Have questions or need clarifications? Do not hesitate to get in touch with us via email at: [email protected] or via a private note, or a comment on this post.

Please support each other by tagging and highlighting another DEP writer’s work you have read in your post.

Follow Dancing Elephants Press on Twitter and Facebook and on YouTube

🐘🐘Please e-mail us your contact information so we can add you to our DEP Community on Whatsapp if you are not a participant yet. This invitation is open to any DEP writers.🐘🐘

With love from your editors:

Dr. Gabriella Korosi, Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles, Dr. Preeti Singh, and Annelise Lords

If you like my writing please follow me here, Subscribe to the Medium platform using my link here, and Buy me a coffee here. My Books are available on my website here, Amazon here and Barnes and Noble here, Draft2Digital here. Gabriella on Newsbreak here.

For Our Writers Thank you for being here with us at Dancing Elephants Press and helping send positivity out to the world.

DR Rawson — The Possibilist, Joyce Nielsen, Jo An Fox-Wright Maddox, Antonis Iliakis, Dr. Preeti Singh, Trista Signe Ainsworth, Ayoub Mouhachtt, Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles, Carrie, Cynthia A. Morgan, Cypriano Mokobia, Tunnel Books, author and creator, Francis Edwards, Filiz Özer, Christina DeFeo, Natalie Gasper, Alejandro Betancourt, Neal Lemery, Art Bram, Victoria Gregg, Jodian Marie Thomas, MS, Bsc, Asc, Sumit Kumar, Siobhan Champion, Synthia Stark, Saif Farooqi, PhD, Rane Kelze, Rahul Anand, Nimity, Nikki Waterson, B.R. Shenoy, Umme Salma, Nathalie Clair, Marrisa W., Kevin J Fellows, Kedy, E. Katherine Kottaras, Judey Kalchik, Darlene Corbett, Holly Faupel, Pius Adejumobi, Bright Okeye, Andreas D., Alex Lorenzen, Agnes Davis, Adam Nathan Wieland, Bridie D, Tamil, Carmen Micsa, Lucia Landini, CARMEN F MICSA, Juana Flor, Monoreena Acharjee Majumdar, Alan Simpson, Nada Chehade, Purbita Chakraborty, Niall Leah, Anjali Joshi, B.R. Shenoy, Suma Narayan, Karen Schwartz, Pene Hodge, Lola Rosario, Vashni Stories, Libby Shively McAvoy, Mary Vraa, Christina, Sally Prag, Bernie Pullen, Bingz Huang, Arup Purkayastha, Jennifer Dunne, Mawde Olssen, Jodie Helm, Erin M., Anaya Nosso, Barbara Cook, DesaraeBlack, Divya Goswami, Misti Lynn, Patricia Pixie❤, David Amato, Omy, Drashti Shroff, Mahein Kazi, Lalitha Brahma, Ticapo, Shev K, Amanda Payne, Amina Giselle, B A Little, Life not abrupt (L.n.a.), Aarti Tailor, Adriianna Lagorio, Amaya Island Girl, Dave Amato, , Paul Gardner, Gulsun Uluer, Janet Mary Cobb (she/her), Jielynne Barao, Jerry Pompilio, Kasturi Patra, Lillian Esther, Mohini Vats, Neera Handa Dr, Neha Sonney, Author, Patrick Parker, Pam Winter, Susie Pinon, AliB, Ron Van Fleet, Shaqib Akram, Zack Harris, Pauline Evanosky, David Stockar, Anurag Paul, Anna Boulas, Blogs by J, Sahil Patel, Deb Fiore, Pam Avila, Buddhi Ruparathna, Kerrie Gutierrez-Diaz, Allisonn Church, The Sturg, Melissa Gray, G. Hobson Goff III, Kennedie, GnanVi_Speaks, Judy Walker, Akemi Sagawa, Malini, Shubha Apte, Wendi Gordon, Leonard Tillerman, From the Mountain ~ Stories & Photos of JD Adams, Sangeetha Shankar, Lswanberg, Lotus Empress, Rupa Mahanti, Doren Damico, Elin Melaas, Enne Baker, Law Of Life, NancyO, Marilyn Glover, Dr. Fatima Imam, Sanghita Pal, William J Spirdione, Hermione Wilds Writes, Benito Bartolo, NomadlandArt, Lisa Precious / Smiley Blue, Phoenix Garcia, Erika Burkhalter, Terry Day, Jenine “Jeni” Baines, Garima Sharma, James Stephens, Mike Riley, Randall Snyder, Leah Lynch, Pratik Asija, The Silent Monk, Christopher Grant, Sebastyan Papp ✨, Warren “Storyteller” Brown, Paul, Krystyna Szul, Tina 🫧 FireWolf 🔥, Every Day Life Improvement, Ravyne Hawke, Neera Handa Dr, Anthony O’Dugan, Janin Lyndovsky, Trisha Faye, Eko BP, Anu Maarit Simard, Lubna Yusuf, Sabih ul hassan, My mind, Nevena Pascaleva, Claudia G. Ciobanu, McCaylee Putney, Ben Ulansey, Priyanka Priyadarshini, Linde Chen, Muhammad Nasrullah Khan, Penofgold, Anthony David Vernon, Angel Axuly, Mike Hickman, your name goes here

If we missed your name please let us know. If you do not want to be tagged in announcements and prompts please let us know. Thank you.

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