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Summary

The webpage details the October challenge winner for the "Deluded Custodians" and outlines the November challenge for claiming "my hill," with a prize of $15 for the best takeover post.

Abstract

The "Deluded Custodians" community has announced Annie Trevaskis as the winner of their October challenge, with a nod to all participants. The November challenge invites writers to claim "my hill" by incorporating a piece of a previous "my hill" post into their own and writing their own takeover. The contest's winner will be determined by the number of takeovers and their position at the top of the hill by the November 30 deadline. The prize for the November challenge is $15, which is less than the previous month due to expenses for Zephyr's birthday celebration. The page also includes a 100-word story titled "Falling From Grace" and references to the Scribophile writing forum, where the concept of "my hill" originates.

Opinions

  • The author humorously claims a connection to Scotland and playfully challenges others to join their clan.
  • There is a sense of camaraderie and competition among the writers, as they vie for the title of "Queen/King of the Hill."
  • The use of caps lock and lowercase by "Annie" suggests a quirky and distinctive personality within the community.
  • The challenge is seen as a creative exercise, encouraging writers to build upon each other's work.
  • The prize amount is acknowledged to be modest but is justified by the celebratory expenses for Zephyr, indicating a community that values its members and traditions.

winner of the deluded custodians october challenge and my hill, aka, queen/king of the hill

“off-her trolly” Annie Trevaskis. congrats!! and thanks to all our participants.

the november deluded custodians challenge

photo by Bjorn Snelders on Unsplash

this is a sample of the eight-year-long forum on scribophile.com, a workshop and playground for writers:

ann: i’m scots. i’ve not been to me home since 1600-somethin. me ancestors stole horses at the border from the brits and escaped to canada. do you know them? are ya en me clan? we will walk the highlands whilst you tell me of your novel. you will fall asleep while reading shetlandcat’s post, and i will plant me clan’s flag at the top of me hill.

welcome to scribophile. steve day is a great mentor for thrillers,

but, it’s

my hill

please ‘scuse me while i talk to ‘upper case ann’.

the doors soft parade stumbles by, mr. mojo risin lights my fire, born a bit south of l. a. woman, and the caps key is broken on me computadora. — little lower case ann

my hill

more of the brutal scribophile writers’ fight for my hill here:

for november’s deluded custodian’s challenge, you must claim the hill as your own by taking a piece of a preceding “my hill” post (cut and paste) to a new post and write your take over of the hill.

the winner of the contest will be determined by (1) number of times they’ve taken over the hill.

and (2) who is at the top of the hill on november 30, 7:00 a.m. deadline (pst).

use “my hill” in the title and at the end of your post and . . .

prize $15 via paypal or ko-fi. sorry, much less than october. ziggy has eaten us out of house and home. it’s his birthday month, and he wants micro-brew beer, steak and eggs, and a hike at jobe’s peak.

zephyr, queen of the hill

my hill

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