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the wine tasting banquet (Roderick Craig Low)
A new Mibit - this time a comedy.
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the lost boy (margaret James)
Congratulations and thanks to Lucinda Tottle for her mibit for the end of April.
The latest entry comes from Ngaire Humphrey - congratulations Ngaire.
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nowhere to hide (ruth dugdall)
Congratulations to Roderick Low for his entry for this story. Roderick's work includes the novel, 'Three Hundred Hours' and 'Writing User Documentation' - on the topic of technical writing.
Congratulations to Jossie Marie Solheim for her entry for this story
Roderick Low takes up this story again - are we close to finding out the ending of this story?
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Snow
Congratulations to Sue Kruz for her MiBit added in the first week to 'Snow' by William Bedford
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out of the Cold Sea
Congratulations to Deborah Gregory for her chilling mibit added to this story
Congratulations to Callum Heitler for his entry to this story. Callum's other publications include 'The Princess and the Dragon' in 'WOW! 366' (Scholastic 2008)
Congratulations to Cassandra Parkin for her May 8th entry for this story. Cassandra's short story "Interview #17", will be published in "Ten Journeys" by Legend Press
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What to do
Choose a short story category and read the story so far. Submit your MiBiT (300 words or less) by email before midnight on a Tuesday.
Include your name and any details or links to your writing history.
Stories are updated with the winning MiBiT each Saturday.
Please read the full rules before entering.
