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Chicago Tribune Ghost Story Contest

posted October 23, 2009 - 2:48pm
Chicago Tribune Ghost Story Contest

 

Contest Deadline is Sunday October 25 at Midnight (CST)
 
 
pumpkin treeParium2008SXC.HU_.comParium2008.jpgThe Chicago Tribune is currently running a fictional ghost story contest in connection with the upcoming Halloween celebration. Contest specs require a 700-word (not one word more, but can be less) ghost story, which has not been previously published. The word count does not include the story’s title.
 
Story entries must center on an area of Chicago or a Chicago business to qualify. Contest requirements also call for your ghost to have a real mission in the story. Deadline for this contest is Saturday, October 25 at midnight (CST). The Tribune is accepting email submissions only, which can be sent to ghoststory@tribune.com
 
 The winning entry will publish in the Tribune on November 1. See the link below for additional information about the contest, as well as a link to some of the ghostly tales, already submitted. Good luck!

 


Article: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/books/...
Author: CAMonty
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Did you win?

Johnnyyuma1 - Fri, 2009-13-11 5:51 pm

Did you win CAM?

I hope so!

Johnny Yuma

I should have read this sooner

BlogWriter - Sat, 2009-24-10 10:11 pm

Big birthday party tomorrow. No time to write and getting too tired to even think of one now - but how great of you to bring it to everybody's attention. Did you enter? If so, I hope you win BIG! 

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Great

JennyHeart - Sat, 2009-24-10 10:35 am

Great article information on this subject.

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