The story of the week for July 6 to 10 is…
Fate and Folding Laundry by Cherly Caesar
The story of the week for July 6 to 10 is…
Fate and Folding Laundry by Cherly Caesar
The Story of the Month is chosen from the Story of the Week winners announced from the past month.
The finalists for June were:
Still Thirsty by Melanie Maggard
Smoothness Forever by Ben Fitzgerald
Brothers by Jayne Martin
In Memoriam by Thad DeVassie
Whodunnit by Kate Fellowes
The winner of the June 2020 Story of the Month, and the $10 prize, is…
In Memoriam
The indirectness of Thad’s story adds so much depth, leading the reader to emotion and message in a wonderfully subtle example of “show, don’t tell”.
The story of the week for June 29 to July 3 is…
Cracked Lives by Yash Seyedbagheri
and
Eating Year-Old Frozen Wedding Cake by Bob Thurber
The story of the week for June 22 to 26 is…
Whodunnit by Kate Fellowes
The story of the week for June 15 to 19 is…
In Memoriam by Thad DeVassie
The story of the week for June 8 to 12 is…
Brothers by Jayne Martin
and
Smoothness Forever by Ben Fitzgerald
The story of the week for June 1 to 5 is…
Still Thirsty by Melanie Maggard
The Story of the Month is chosen from the Story of the Week winners announced from the past month.
The finalists for May were:
Home by Jo Withers
Lessons on Electricity, or: When in Quarantine with a Husband by Laurie Kuntz
Our Good Luck by Jennifer L. Freed
Start Over by Daniel Clark
First Blossom by Casey Laine
Stop looking at your phone, waiting for the dead to call by Bob Thurber
The winner of the May 2020 Story of the Month, and the $10 prize, is…
Our Good Luck
Back-to-back awards show the consistent quality of Jennifer’s work. Her piece in May resonated particularly with me, as I lost a grandparent earlier this year, not long before the COVID-19 restrictions came into effect. Even without the personal connection, though, this story had real power and speaks to one aspect of the challenging times we’re living in right now.
The story of the week for May 25 to 29 is…
First Blossom by Casey Laine
and
Stop looking at your phone, waiting for the dead to call by Bob Thurber
The story of the week for May 18 to 22 is…
Start Over by Daniel Clark