Readers are invited to imagine dialogue for two well known undercover agents in a playful writing challenge. The prompt asks contestants to consider what Agent K might think in a tense moment and what Agent J would say to carry the scene forward. The goal is to capture voice, humor, and momentum, turning a familiar dynamic into fresh, original dialogue. The feature treats this as a creative exercise rather than a test of technical skill, inviting anyone who enjoys storytelling to give it a go. Submissions come from writers across the country, with prizes that celebrate imagination and craft.
Entrants were guided to fill in the blanks with their own lines that reveal character and push the scene forward. The entry process asked for a writer’s basic contact information along with the creative piece. The prize for the winning submission included four passes to a Cineplex cinema, a small but meaningful reward that makes the effort worthwhile. The contest was designed to be accessible, with no purchase required to participate, encouraging young writers and seasoned storytellers alike to share their best ideas.
A previous winner was featured in an earlier edition, showing the kind of energy and originality the judges look for in submissions. Their entry served as inspiration for future contestants, demonstrating how a simple prompt can blossom into distinctive voice and memorable moments on the page.
Entries were expected to present a complete piece with a clear sense of character. Past participants were reminded that the contest accepts lines, dialogue snippets, or short scenes that fit the spirit of the prompt. The rules emphasized fairness and creativity, inviting a wide set of interpretations while keeping the challenge grounded in the established scenario of the two agents.
Details and rules emphasized several practical points. No purchase was required. Submissions should include the writer’s full name, age, complete address, and a reliable way to contact them. The contest closed on a date published in each issue, and the entry window accepted only individuals who are 18 years old or younger. Only one entry per person was allowed. Quebec residents were not eligible to participate. The judges evaluated entries on creativity and originality, comparing all eligible works before selecting winners. Winners granted permission for the use of their entry and their name in a published winners list, along with the city of residence. Submissions could be sent through the magazine’s official contest channel or by mail using the designated contest heading.
Brought to you by the magazine’s creative writing team, the contest is part of a broader commitment to nurturing young voices and celebrating storytelling. It invites readers to explore dialogue, pacing, and character perspective in a playful format that respects the reader’s time and effort. The challenge remains open to a wide audience, inviting fresh ideas and bold voices to join the conversation about what makes a scene feel real and engaging.