Well, friends from Tell a story to me, I'm finally done reading the entries. My days have been a bit complicated. Without a doubt, your texts have made them more bearable.
There are many very good stories; also very good poems. It is difficult for me to point out a single text of my preference, although there are some that have a more original or fresher approach to the premise of the contest.
The story of @cyemela, The last forest, impressed me by the angle it found to develop its story. The @maparari story, My last camp trip, was an evil oasis of freshness, very funny. The story of @agmoore immersed me easily in its fantastic world, hand in hand with the voices of its characters; the whole situation and the conflict caught up with me; it is very well told. I found @gaby-crb's poem very beautiful and with a very solid poetic development of the metaphor... I could go on, but then I wouldn't make a selection.
However, if I had to choose one of the texts, I would be inclined to About Gargoyles and other creatures, by @sarez, by the fantastic world created in the context of the last forest. It's a touching and charmingly melancholic story. It reminded me of The Endless Story, by Ende, because the reader suspects that the metaphor of the last forest points to the end of fantasy. I am particularly grateful for this story. It is very beautiful.
Looking at the entries as a whole, I reaffirm the idea that doing this contest is a magnificent idea. Many forests were born from this experience. I have enjoyed it enormously, I am grateful to the authors for giving so much beauty and imaginative force.