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Short ones. Even shorter ones. Even shorterer ones. Maybe, one day, I'll write a long one.
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Short ones. Even shorter ones. Even shorterer ones. Maybe, one day, I'll write a long one.
My entry for the final round of NYC Midnight’s 2024 250-word Microfiction Competition. And it won!
LOGLINE - A browbeaten baker goes in search of some magical flour to change his fortunes, but bites off more than he can chew.
First place in the second round of NYC Midnight’s Short Screenplay Challenge in 2022.
Synopsis: What are ghosts if not the fading memories of the ones we love? And what if, in the shadowy darkness of losing a child, you could find some light, even for a short while?
Third place in the second round of NYC Midnight’s 500-word Fiction Challenge in 2024.
Synopsis: Will World War 3 begin in an anonymous little meeting room in the U.N. Building? And will it be started by a disagreement over the South China Sea, or a toilet break?
First place in the first round of NYC Midnight’s Flash Fiction competition in 2021.
Synopsis: On a farm in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, a grieving father and son wrestle with the ghost of the past and an uncertain future.
First place in the first round of NYC Midnight’s Rhyming Story competition in 2024.
First place in the first round of NYC Midnight’s 100-word Microfiction competition in 2024.