He Loves Me, Not by Gayle Letherby
Our Flash Fiction category winning entry in the Hysteria 2015 writing competition was He Loves Me, Not by Gayle Letherby.
I Do Not Love You by Polly Hall
Our third category for winners is Poetry and in 2014 it was won by Polly Hall with her entry titled ‘I do not love you’.
A Brief History of Cycling by Helen Chambers
We now have three categories in the the Hysteria Writing Competition; Short Stories, Flash Fiction and Poetry. I’d like to share the winning entry in the Hysteria 2014 Flash Fiction Category. It’s called A Brief History of Cycling and is written by Helen Chambers.
The Weight of Glass by Sue Spiers
For the last two years, and going forward, we’ve had three categories in the the Hysteria Writing Competition; Short Stories, Flash Fiction and Poetry. I’d like to share the winning entry in the of the Hysteria 2015 Poetry Category. It’s called The Weight of Glass and is written by Sue Spiers.
Drowning in Lemon Juice by Tracey Glasspool
Drowning in Lemon Juice by Tracey Glasspool was the Short Story competition winner from Hysteria 2014. You can read the winning story here and meet Tracey in the interview she did for us when she won. Tracey was also a judge in last year’s competition too.
Fibonacci’s Tree – Winner of Hysteria 2013
Fibonacci’s Tree by Tracy Fells ‘Here I am!’ I jab a finger, one of the few that still works, at the notebook page. ‘Right at the bottom of the tree.’
Banana Loaf: A Recipe for Solace – Winner of the Hysteria 2012 Short Story Competition
This is the winning story in the first Hysteria writing competition, Hysteria 2012. It is written by Jayne Thickett and you can find out more about her in the interview.
