The story of the week for August 12 to 16 is…
Breathing Space by Dini Armstrong
The story of the week for August 12 to 16 is…
Breathing Space by Dini Armstrong
The story of the week for August 5 to 9 is…
The Lucky One by John B. Sinclair
and
The Mark by G.B. Burgess
The Story of the Month is chosen from the Story of the Week winners announced from the past month.
The finalists for July were:
1000 Yards by Adrian L. Cook
After the Water by Evan McMurry
Lily by Judy DeCroce
Today is Like Every Day byLaura Besley
The winner of the July 2019 Story of the Month, and the $10 prize, is…
After the Water
Evan personalized the post-apocalypse, a great achievement in any medium, let alone the fifty-word format. That’s definitely a feat worthy of recognition!
The story of the week for July 29 to August 2 is…
When the Dark Rain Blew Away Our Home by Michael H. Brownstein
The story of the week for July 22 to 26 is…
Today is Like Every Day by Laura Besley
The story of the week for July 15 to 19 is…
Lily by Judy DeCroce
The story of the week for July 8 to 12 is…
After the Water by Evan McMurry
The story of the week for July 1 to 5 is…
1000 Yards by Adrian L. Cook
The Story of the Month is chosen from the Story of the Week winners announced from the past month.
The finalists for June were:
Last of the Lemons by Christine Nedahl
Her Glorious Face by Laura Besley
The View After the Climb by Bob Thurber
Bedraggled by Lionel Ray Green
At the Bottom of the Lake by Lauren Everhart-Deckard
Panhandler by Alan Kemister
The winner of the June 2019 Story of the Month, and the $10 prize, is…
The View After the Climb
Honourable mention: Her Glorious Face
I’m amazed by the way Bob Thurber’s story paints a picture of perseverance through pain, the ability to continue pressing forward despite a seemingly endless landscape of metaphorical mountains to ascend.
I have to give some recognition to Laura Besley’s story, because of the strength of the imagery. Bob’s contribution will stand as the official finalist for Story of the Year, because I felt he made better use of language and delivered a slightly more complex concept, but Laura’s work was really special.
The story of the week for June 24 to 28 is…
Her Glorious Face by Laura Besley