Category Archives: “Shoes” Flash Fiction Contest

Stories have been submitted, votes have been cast, judges have picked their winners, and the “Shoes” Flash Fiction Contest is now complete. Congratulations to Rocky Lewis, who is our overall winner! Lewis’s story, “Perceived Threat,” was chosen as the winner … Continue reading →

Our fifth and final “Shoes” flash fiction contest judge, Brad Pauquette, has chosen “Perceived Threat” by Rocky Lewis as a winner! Rocky’s story was also chosen by our second and third judges, making her the most-selected winner in this contest! According … Continue reading →

Our fourth “Shoes” flash fiction contest judge, Amy S. Dalrymple, has chosen “Star Showers” by Deborah Cottle as a winner! Cottle’s story was also chosen as a winner by our first judge, Birney Reed. Congratulations Deborah, by week’s end you … Continue reading →

Our third “Shoes” flash fiction contest judge, Ben Orlando, has chosen “Perceived Thread” by Rocky Lewis as a winner! Lewis’s story was also chosen as a winner by our second judge, Brenda Layman. Congratulations Rocky, by week’s end you now have … Continue reading →

Our second “Shoes” flash fiction contest judge, Brenda Layman, has chosen “Perceived Thread” by Rocky Lewis as a winner! According to Brenda, “Lewis chose a heart-rending scenario, that of a parent whose child ‘isn’t normal.’ The narrator speaks of the … Continue reading →

The voting portion of our “Shoes” Flash Fiction Contest is now complete!  These seven top vote earners will now move on to the CCC judge determined portion of the contest: 1) “Love Endlessly” by Kirk Michael 2) “The White Shoes” … Continue reading →

It’s your last day to vote for our flash fiction stories, and influence who makes it to finals. The top seven vote earners will move on to the finals, where CCC judges will select the final winners.  The winners take … Continue reading →

There is officially one week of voting left in the “Shoes” Flash Fiction Contest.  Voting will run through Friday, December 16, 2011. There were a couple of late entries too, so make sure you check them out as well.  It’s … Continue reading →

We’ve received a lot of questions about the voting process for the flash fiction contest.  Most people seem to enjoy the game, but a few adamantly complain about our process of allowing one vote per email address per day. I … Continue reading →