As our contribution to National Flash Fiction Day 2012, run by director Calum Kerr, Flash Fiction World held a competition for stories built around a famous phrase. The response was fantastic and FFW thanks all entrants for their participation.
There were some superb entries, but as usual they had to be whittled down to first, second, and third. So, without further ado, here are the winning entries:
1st
Ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation by Lorna Louise Hutchison.
Ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation by Lorna Louise Hutchison.
2nd
The Day The Music Died by Iain Pattison.
The Day The Music Died by Iain Pattison.
3rd
Every Picture Tells a Story by Francesca Burgess.
Every Picture Tells a Story by Francesca Burgess.
Congratulations to Lorna, Iain, and Francesca. I will be in touch with you at the weekend.
The winning stories, with judge's reviews, will be available to read on Flash Fiction World soon!
You can read the winning stories here http://www.flash-fiction-world.com/winners-flash-a-famous-phrase-competition.html
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