The Great

ROBIN HOOD

Contest of Stories

A just-for-fun Short Story Contest for young writers, ages 9 and up.

Closed for Judging.

Huzzah and three cheers to all bold scribes who have sent in a tale! 

Even now, our judges are poring over your stories – perched on the edge of their seats, at times dabbing a tear, at others laughing aloud, and oft shaking their heads in sheer amazement at your wondrous work.

Winners shall be proclaimed by email on Wednesday, the 4th of June (in the evening in New Zealand). Each winner shall be personally notified by email, and their tales – along with any Honourable Mentions – shall be displayed here upon our website.

Fare well until the grand revealing!

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NOTE WELL: Though the use of medieval tongue shall take its leave after this contest, it may, on occasion, return when the mood is most merry.


Once again, much applause and gratitude to the noble sponsors of this contest:

The Brubaker Family, Pennsylvania

Three huzzahs for our most worthy heroes! 👏👏👏

(Hearken, Noble Houses and Companies of Trade! Those who would show interest in sponsoring a future contest or giveaway – and thereby earn the praise and undying gratitude of all the realm – are bidden to seek further details here.)

The Storylights Team:

Amy Bryant

…an award-winning spinner of Fantasy Adventure tales for brave-hearted youths (soon to come), who remains a steadfast champion of young scribes.

Thor the Viking Sheep

…Chief Guardian and Mascot of Legendary Valour, who dauntlessly keeps watch for foes and offers questionable counsel, albiet with good intent.

Josh Bryant

…Master of Enchanted Webcraft, who raises 4 young hobbits with his fair lady Summer and gives counsel far surpassing that of certain woolly warriors. (Hush, say it not to Thor!)

Will you come with me, sweet Reader? I thank you. Give me your hand.

― Howard Pyle, The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood