குமுதம் தங்க சங்கிலி சிறு கதைப் போட்டி

Hi all,

All your stories have been received.

We have started to read them. 

The ranking will be by a panel of Judges drawn from various fields and sections of the society.  Totally ten judges. Each will read the stories independently. And give a score.

The summation of each score for stories by all judges will decide the winners.

All the judges are nominated and elected by AI and AI will award to score (by ten judges) based on the perception of each judge. Judges will not benchmark one story witj another. Each story will be critically seen by each judge without any benchmark with other stories.

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The Panel of Judges.

1. Judge A – Senior Literary Scholar (Age 62)

A retired Tamil literature professor, specialising in modern Tamil short stories, comparative literature, and philosophical fiction. Prefers depth, metaphor, structure, and originality in theme.

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2. Judge B – Young Experimental Writer (Age 27)

A contemporary fiction author who loves unconventional narrative forms, experimental structures, metafiction, and bold stylistic risks. Values innovation above tradition.

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3. Judge C – Tamil Magazine Editor (Age 45)

Editor of a popular Tamil weekly magazine. Deep understanding of reader psychology, pacing, readability, clarity, and emotional resonance. Prefers stories that land strongly with middle-class readers.

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4. Judge D – Screenwriter / Filmmaker (Age 38)

Works in short films and OTT content. Looks for cinematic potential, rhythm, scene-building, dialogue flow, memorability, and visual strength in narratives.

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5. Judge E – Retired Judge & Literary Purist (Age 71)

Old-school traditionalist who values classical storytelling, emotional human depth, moral clarity, and elegant prose. Skeptical of modern twists and experimental devices.

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6. Judge F – Psychology Professor (Age 52)

Academic specialising in consciousness, behavioural psychology, and cognitive processes. Looks for psychological realism, thematic depth, and philosophical consistency.

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7. Judge G – Commercial Fiction Author (Age 33)

Writes thrillers and commercial novels. Prefers stories with pace, twists, hooks, readability, and market appeal. Scores based on entertainment value.

3 remaining judges is a secret. Even the judges don't know they are judges. They are most likely your family members.
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Important: This is my imaginative story to keep you all interested and engaged and not frustrated.  The judges list is made by AI.

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