The Drawer by Linda Fawke
It was an ordinary drawer in an ordinary sideboard. Dusty. The owner, Alice, had left hastily once I'd arrived. Before ...
Tag: wokingham writers group
IN THE COMMUNITY: The Ship – Malcolm Hall
Wokingham Writers' Group holds regular contests for its members, and its most recent was themed around a town centre institution.
The First Night
By David Maynard, from Wokingham Writers' Group David is the winner of this month’s Wokingham Writers’ Group short story contest ...
My Perfect Little Sister
Heather Boncey won this month’s short story contest, organised by the Wokingham Writers’ Group. We are pleased to present it ...
Wokingham Writers Group: Aperitivo con la general
Here is the winner of this month's contest from Wokingham Writers Group, written by Eva Donkor.
Not in Heaven but in Hull
Wokingham Writers' Group runs regular fiction writing contests for its members. Here is LINDA FAWKE’S winning entry It was an ...
SHORT STORY: Starstruck
Short story Starstruck as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 6, 2020.
Every cloud has a silver lining…
Wokingham Writers Group held their members contest over the summer, and the theme was Stormy Weather.
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