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Thursday, 15th December 2011. There is 1 Comment.
The votes are all in, and it’s time to announce that James Benmore has won the Fiction Desk Writer’s Award, for his story ‘Jaggers & Crown’. As well as the credit from his colleagues, James will be getting a cheque for £200 from The Fiction Desk, which should keep him in ballpoint pens for a while.
Read more about the award here, and if you’ve not yet read James’s winning story, you’ll want to grab a copy of All These Little Worlds.
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December 6th, 2012 at 7:25 pm
So deserved.
Jaggers and Crown is such an accomplished story. There’s so much depth to it.
(It also got me back into writing short stories in a big way.)
Well done James.