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Shortlist: Micro Fiction Writing Competition Round 5
The results are in!
Micro Fiction Writing Competition Round 5: Deadline extended!
We have extended the deadline for submissions.
Micro Fiction Writing Competition: Round 5 – Cash Prizes!
Win cash prizes and publication in this micro fiction writing competition.
I’m Sure Jesus Liked Cheese: A Micro Story
We’d love to thank Paula Nicolson from Scotland, for her story ‘I’m Sure Jesus Liked Cheese’, a sweet story about jet lag and childhood games, based on true events. Paula Nicolson lives near Lockerbie, Scotland, with her family and is a mum to a teenage daughter, two grown-up stepchildren, and an overly chatty cat. She…
Micro-Fiction Writing Competition Winners: Round 4
The results are in!
The Seamstress: A Micro Story
She came to Australia with not a word of English – only pockets of hope and a heart of burning ambition.
Shortlist: Micro Fiction Writing Competition Round 4
The results are in!
Micro Fiction Writing Competition Round 4: Deadline extended!
We have extended the deadline for submissions.
A Place: A Micro-Story
Thanks to Fiona M. Jones for her latest submission “A Place’. A charming micro-story about the adventures children find in ordinary places. Fiona M. Jones is a regular contributor to Mum Life Stories, some of her titles include ‘Mud‘ & ‘Tiny Green Apples‘. She is a part-time teacher, a parent, and a spare-time writer, with…
Micro Fiction Writing Competition: Round 4 – Cash Prizes!
Win cash prizes and publication in this micro fiction writing competition.
Winners – MLS Micro Fiction Writing Competition Round 3
…and the moment you’ve all been waiting for. Here are the round 3 winners of the MLS micro-fiction writing competition.
Shortlist: Micro Fiction Writing Competition Round 3
The results are in!
Mom’s Girdle: A Micro Story
Mom was always losing or fighting with her 18-hour Playtex girdle. It seemed as if this contraption had a mind of its own, wanting to be seen, calling attention to itself, almost like a neon light flashing from a bar window.
