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Writing Contest Issue 15 – Winner

May 3, 2016 Leave a Comment

Of Waves and Men

And the Editors’ Choice Is…

“Of Waves and Men” by Tom Hadrava

Congratulations to Tom!

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Featured Stories

The following stories made the short list and have been put into our Featured Stories category. They are listed in no particular order.

  • “Damselfly” by Catherine Edmunds
  • “Showing Backbone” by Dave James Ashton
  • “To Buck the Trend” by Hasen Hull
  • “Fairy Tale” by Katherine J. Parker
  • “Leaves” by R.F. Marazas
  • “Dear Mr.” by Jeffrey A. Paolano
  • “Train in Vain” by Cath Bore
  • “Checkout” by Alex Z. Salinas
  • “Monochromat” by Perry McDaid
  • “Tree Dweller” by Brandon Salkil
  • “Supersize It” by Bob Allen
  • “Mae” by Dante A Murray

Don’t bask in your glory too long—it’s time to start writing for the next contest.

Good luck!

—Shannon

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