July 3rd place The Dinner Party is Dead

Philippe Savidis

My wife and I stand there by the table exhausted but satisfied as the products of our culinary labours were carefully presented to the dinner guests. This dinner party was no

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June 1st Place Bedtime

Jennifer Marsden

Bedtime Autumn is here and the flying foxes have deserted the palm where they have squabbled outside my window through the balmy summer nights. It

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June 2nd Place Reminiscing

admin

Reminiscing Memoir ‘Love, love, love There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done’. ‘Hey, that’s Paul. They are on already’. It is Friday lunch

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June 3rd Place Till the End

lwagner

Till The End Fiction The squeak of the balcony door announced her arrival. Mitzi was back from her daily prowl, ready to disrupt my afternoon.

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May 3rd Place Twinkling Lights

Jeanette McInnes

Twinkling Lights I remember the war years like they were yesterday. In the parlance of the time, I ‘had a good war.’ Aside from missing my

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May 2nd Place Disobedience

Cheryl Kelly

DISOBEDIENCE!   Genre – Memoir – Word Count – 791 ‘I’m going to die!’ A tremulous voice somewhere inside my head, accompanied by an ear-piercing

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May 1st Place In the Moment

lwagner

This is it.  The moment that will decide my future is here. In the next fifteen minutes or so I’ll receive my sentence.  I shuffle

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April 3rd Place The Battle of Mrs Robinson’s Table

Ken Cotterill

The Battle of Mrs Robinson’s Table     As an ambitious academic I discovered that nobody had done any work on the famous ant  war of 2020.

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April 2nd place: Mirror on the wall

Cheryl Kelly

The Mirror on the Wall – 627 words And so it began. Her nightly ritual. Cup of tea on the bedside table. Pillows plumped up

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April 1st place A Pandemic is Child’s Play..

ANOther

A Pandemic is Child’s Play. Hearing Maeve scream, I put my brush on the edge of my palette and ran outside. Maeve and Robbie had

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3rd place Last Dice of the Throw

Ken Cotterill

Last Dice of the Throw    Of course, it wasn’t meant to be like that. Once he had joined this dumb-looking writers   group he knew that

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2nd Place Picture This

Mary Serenc

Picture this. 7th June.  This was going to be our year.  The year Quentin and I were going to retire and travel the world.  In

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