Ended March 2020
Congratulations to our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.
The judges loved your writing! Here are the winners and a note from each writer on their fiction.
1st – Andrea Reisenauer, The Birch Translator
“This little story focuses on a bright not-so-distant future in which humans have learned to work with the environment through the help of translators to create truly sustainable living for everyone.”
“This little story focuses on a bright not-so-distant future in which humans have learned to work with the environment through the help of translators to create truly sustainable living for everyone.”
2nd – Susan James, Trash Canned
“The story isn’t about sustainability directly but it introduces the notion of a zero-waste expert and how that might be seen by someone who doesn’t have much of an idea as to what that means.”
“The story isn’t about sustainability directly but it introduces the notion of a zero-waste expert and how that might be seen by someone who doesn’t have much of an idea as to what that means.”
3rd – Matt Kendrick, How to Re-Fill an Invisible Balloon
“This story revolves around the issue of reducing single-use plastic as well as touching on issues such as ocean / beach pollution and climate anxiety.”You can listen to our Flash Fiction playlist here!
“This story revolves around the issue of reducing single-use plastic as well as touching on issues such as ocean / beach pollution and climate anxiety.”You can listen to our Flash Fiction playlist here!
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