Competition success....
2013 Ten Seconds was the winner of the mainstream category at the Colorado Gold Writing Contest.
2013 Ten Seconds was shortlisted in the flash500 Novel Opening Chapter and Synopsis Category.
2014 Like Father Not Son (formerly titled Ten Seconds) was shortlisted and received an honorable mention in the flash500 Novel Opening Chapter and Synopsis Category.
2017 Burning Day was shortlisted for the Rachel Funari prize for fiction.
2017 The Too Tall Tree, the first in The Cull series, won the Ink & Insights Apprentice Category, and was also voted as one of the Judge's Favourites stories.
2017 Like Father Not Son came in the top ten in The Ink & insights Master category.
2017 Through to Challenge #3 for the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge #flashfictionchallenge @nycmidnight and waiting for results to see if I make it to the last round!
2018 Honorable Mention in the NYC Midnight Short Story Challenge
Competitions can be fun and frustrating. I've had the same story entered in different comps and I've had judges in one comp say my writing was below standard and the same story has done well in other comps. Don't get frustrated with comments. Everything is subjective.
2013 Ten Seconds was shortlisted in the flash500 Novel Opening Chapter and Synopsis Category.
2014 Like Father Not Son (formerly titled Ten Seconds) was shortlisted and received an honorable mention in the flash500 Novel Opening Chapter and Synopsis Category.
2017 Burning Day was shortlisted for the Rachel Funari prize for fiction.
2017 The Too Tall Tree, the first in The Cull series, won the Ink & Insights Apprentice Category, and was also voted as one of the Judge's Favourites stories.
2017 Like Father Not Son came in the top ten in The Ink & insights Master category.
2017 Through to Challenge #3 for the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge #flashfictionchallenge @nycmidnight and waiting for results to see if I make it to the last round!
2018 Honorable Mention in the NYC Midnight Short Story Challenge
Competitions can be fun and frustrating. I've had the same story entered in different comps and I've had judges in one comp say my writing was below standard and the same story has done well in other comps. Don't get frustrated with comments. Everything is subjective.
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