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Featured Contests

Let's have a look at this week's contests!

Ultimate Romance Contest

A sure way to put a smile onto a reader's face is when there's a romance in a story that is just right. That means, it has enough cheese to make a girl smile without going the one extra step and making it a complete cheese-fest. It's those romances that balani is looking for in her Ultimate Romance Contest! Her alternative title was The Cheddar Contest as she is looking for the finest grated cheddar romance -- and that's exactly where participants come in!

With hardly any restrictions, users are just tasked with writing an entry where romance takes centre stage. Where it's taken from there is entirely down to each individual user, but just be sure to remember that the host is looking for the ultimate romance.

Rating:	any
Word Limit:	no minimum, no maximum
Prewites:	not allowed
Exemptions:	no m-preg

Deadline

To enter: 15 April

For entries: 5 May

In Honour of Quizilla - Cliché Contest

If there's one site that most Mibbians hold affectionate memories for, it's our beloved fallen website Quizilla. Sadly taken away from us not too long ago, many Mibbians migrated from there when they grew out of the site. Despite the complaints that many had with the site, it retains its title of being the site that started a great deal off with their writing. It was a place of cliché and growth, and it's only fitting that there comes a contest to honour the site.

In Honour of Quizilla wants users to remember what it was like on the site and think back to the list that many dreamed of being on - the Most Popular/Highest Rating list! Most can remember the types of stories that were often there, and while many were cliché, they always drew flocks of readers. Now She Said Poptarts is tasking all those who wish to take a trip down memory lane to write an entry that is inspired by what would normally be on that list. She has even included some prompts to help jog user's memories, such as arranged marriage, arrogant and love-hate.

Anyone who ever went on Quizilla will know the significance of those prompts.

For one last hurray for the site that didn't survive, check out this contest!