Dreame announced a ‘Love story’ contest with a $219,000 prize pool for writers

On February 15, 2022, the Singapore-based online literature platform, Dreame, announced the launch of the writing contest called "Love Story."

The total prize pool for the contest is $219,000, with the first prize being $60,000, making it the largest prize pool for a serial web fiction contest ever.

According to the team, applicants must be signed after January 1st, 2022, and have an updated word count of at least 200,000 words by November 15th, 2022. All winners will be announced within two months after the end of the contest.

"This is a contest for love stories without limitations. Any stories such as werewolves, billionaires, royal romance, etc. are all eligible for the contest," says their spokesperson.

"As part of the contest, Dreame will be offering special writing guidance to participants so that they can continually improve their work. This contest is designed to inspire authors to create impressive original stories."

More about Dreame

Because of the rapid advancement of technology, many people now prefer to read books on the internet. Reading novels online has become much more convenient thanks to the wide variety of online reading platforms available to readers.

"We allow readers to read a wide range of novels online on their preferred devices from anywhere. Online reading services are also ideal for readers who do not want to buy or carry physical books," says their spokesperson.

"In today's digital world, online readers, not publishers, determine what stories are marketable and book-worthy."

Dreame takes pride in being a pioneer in the online literature industry, accumulating over 300,000 books in over 20 languages and aims to further develop the Dreame platform into a global leader in pan-entertainment in the near future.

Alan Fu launched Dream in August 2018. After a month, readership had risen to over 100,000. In January 2019, the readership surpassed one million. Dreame also formed a global editorial network with editors from dozens of countries.

Dreame is available in over 100 countries and regions, including USA, Canada, Australia, Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico, Malaysia and Philippines.


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