The Forgotten Writers Foundation has launched its second short story competition on the topic of  Women's Domination . The theme centres on stories that reveal the power of women in terms of direct and metaphorical gestures and lines. It aims to measure how different cultures and genders define having free, dominant and powerful women in their societies. The competition is open to all women and men who are feminists and anti-feminists, and it aims to measure how both sexes in different cultures perceive women's domination. The Forgotten Writers Foundation is a non-profit organisation located in Egypt founded after the Egyptian revolution to create a "harmony of democracy" through literature. It was created after the Egyptian revolution with a clear mission statement to reveal the depth of Egyptian literature to the rest of the world by writing about cultural and social topics that are original. The first project the foundation offered was a workshop of short stories about the revolution by twelve Egyptian residents. The submission period for the competition commenced on International Women's Day in 2012 and ends on February 13 2013.