We are pleased to announce the following winners for our novel for children competition. Pre-school: The Doo-da Hoo-Ha by Fiona Barker This is awarded first prize for the pre-school group as it has a great message. We had numerous entries which looked at plastic in oceans from the perspective of animals caught up in it, Read More
Read moreFor more details see http://www.greenstories.org.uk/stories-for-children/
Read moreFor details see http://www.greenstories.org.uk/stories-for-children/
Read moreWe are looking for a synopsis and 3 sample chapters for stories that meet our green stories criteria by 2nd July – see http://www.greenstories.org.uk/full-length-novel/
Read moreDeadline: now extended to 4th June 2020 Length: Your series can extend for as many episodes as you wish, but the episodes should be 8-10 minutes each (suitable for new platform Quibi – designed for mobile phones) and our judges will read three of them. Please send a minimum of 3 episodes and an outline Read More
Read more
We are so excited to share these with you! The top submissions for the Flash Fiction competition have been recorded by the writers so we can all listen to them from the comfort of our own home. We’d like to thank the writers for taking the time to organise their recordings, for reading them yourselves and to Read More
Read moreThe deadline for the QuiBi format (8-10 minute episodes) has been extended to 4th June 2020. The deadline for the adult novel competition has been extended to 2nd July 2020.
Read more
Winners of Flash Fiction Competition Announcement! Congratulations to our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. The judges loved your writing! 1st – Andrea Reisenauer, The Birch Translator 2nd – Susan James, Trash Canned 3rd – Matt Kendrick, How to Re-Fill an Invisible Balloon #FlashFiction #Writerscommunity #Competiton
Read more
AND WE HAVE A WINNER! The judges have enjoyed all the Interactive Fiction you sent us and the winners have been selected. 1st Prize – ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ by Miloslav Brousil Congratulations Miroslav the judges loved your well written fiction. Now, with no 3rd prize but a three way tie for 2nd prize! ‘Next Door’ Read More
Read more
