Berlin Library Hosting A Very Unique Writing Contest

BERLIN, CT — If you're tempted to write something like "Call me Ishmael" or "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times," this Berlin-Peck Memorial Library contest isn't for you.

That's because the library, via its "Last Line Contest," is looking for local wordsmiths to craft an ending to an imaginary novel, not an iconic beginning.

"In this contest, we challenge you to craft the final sentence of an imaginary novel. Whether it’s a twist, a farewell, or a lingering mystery, make it unforgettable," wrote the library in an announcement.

Multiple entries are encouraged, and every participant will receive a custom bookmark with their best entry, illustrated with a photo or artwork.

The library has set up a webpage where participants can simply draft their entry online.

The submission deadline is Dec. 31.

One winner will receive an extra ticket to the All-Year Reading Challenge raffle. The winning entry

For more information on the 'Last Line' contest and to submit an entry, click on this link.