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1st Place
The Mighty Cherubim by Kim L. Bruce
What Kim won:
- $300 Cash Prize
- A FREE BOOK PUBLISHING PACKAGE FROM BOOKLOCKER.COM – valued at $975!!
- Publication of winning story on the WritersWeekly.com website
- A free writing-related print or ebook of the winner’s choice from BookLocker.com
Publishing Package Prize – The Fine Print: BookLocker.com has published more than 17,000 print and electronic titles in the past 27 years. This publishing package includes interior design, original cover design, ISBN, barcode, distribution/fulfillment, etc. CLICK HERE to see the At Your Service package details. The first place winner’s manuscript must be ready for review and formatting within three months of notification by BookLocker that he or she has won. The manuscript must first be approved for publication by BookLocker. (BookLocker.com will not publish books with bad writing or poor editing, nor ones that violate laws, contain libel or invasion of privacy, or that teach people how to perform illegal acts.) If BookLocker can’t publish the winner’s book for any of these reasons, their prize will instead be a free print book of their choice from BookLocker.com, in addition to the prizes above, of course.
2nd Place
What Diona won:
- $250 Cash Prize
- Publication of winning story on WritersWeekly.com’s contest website
- A free writing-related print or ebook of the winner’s choice from BookLocker.com
3rd Place
What Arlena won:
- $200 Cash Prize
- Publication of winning story on WritersWeekly.com’s contest website
- A free writing-related print or ebook of the winner’s choice from BookLocker.com
100 – Honorable Mentions! (In no particular order)
Honorable Mention winners receive:
- A free writing-related ebook of the winner’s choice from BookLocker.com
Honorable Mention Winners can request the ebook of their choice using THIS FORM. Yes, you can choose the entry fee for the next contest for
your prize if you wish. We get that question a LOT. Contact Angela using the link above to request that.
STORIES WITH *’S BELOW HAVE RECEIVED SPECIAL RECOGNITION!
* Dreams Abounding by David Roberts
* The Little Girl in the Yellow Dress by D.S. Marquis
* For Warmer Lands by Hunter Sargent
* A Good Daughter by Kristi Olson
* The Mercy Express by Laura Elman
* Vengeance by Laura Moehrle
* Weirdness on the Way To College by Mary E. Inman
* First Class Only by Eric E. Wallace
* The Stop We Never Made by Dave Moravec
* Adventure, Kansas Style by Darby O’Shaughnessy
* Ink and Iron by Carol Kagan
* Eulogy for the Damned by Carolyn Mintz
* Unexpected Ride by Carolyn Wease
When the Countryside Became Family by Billie Grisdale
Crossroads by Gayle Rodcay
The Funeral March by Aqeela Abbas
In an Instant by Priscilla Gurule
Greyfriars by Gail L. Choate
Jenny’s Choice by Rebecca Campobasso
Sometimes, Good Fortune is on My Side by Mary Jane McGarvey
Namesake by by Leeanne R. Hay
Stiletto Tracks by Leif Gregersen
Li7 Ghost Train by Rickey Pittman
From Ice House to White House by Diana Barnum
The Shortest Ride by Miranda Rizzo
The Sloan Hawcreek Incident by James Beamish
The Scarecrow by Cathey Rhamy
The Passenger in Seat Six by Julie Sullivan
Step Carefully by Frank Roe
The Longest Ride by Martina Kranz
The 4:15 from Albany by Christopher Huss
The Eleven-Seventeen Northbound by Edith Knehans
Untimely Complications by H.T. Ashmead An Apple for Chestnut by Jennifer Ilarraza Tourist Season by Jessica Martel Fighting Monsters by Jim Driesen
A Dead-On, Righteous Hit by Joyce Walker
Anomaly by K. Morey
The Riot of Trafalgar Square by Kelley Garcia
Those Suncadia Bitches by Emily Thompson-Mueller
There Were Only Two Options by Jonathan Braunstein
Riding Solo by Nick Zverloff
Final Crossing by Ella Marzano
Fateful Renwick Train Tragedy by Ramona Scarborough
Billie by G R Jerry
The Last Train to Parkchester by Michael Solomon
Shared Rituals and Confidences As the World Speeds Past by Liam MacDonald
Number Seven by Melody Gau
All Aboard by Laura Rodley
Don’t Reshoot the Messenger by Lauryne Wright
When Comes the Fall by Pam Flippin
Last Stop by Amelia Weissman
Ten Minutes Till Millfield by Barb DeMoney
Ride of Passage by Kathie Muir
The Crimson Hearth by Angela Luo
Alternatives by Tanya Larsen
To The Edge of Doom by Adrienne Hertler
Last Train to Marksville by Annette H. Sharp
CobbleStone by William King
Oktoberfest or Oktoberfast by Harald Tomesch
Train of Consequences by Taylor Sapp
A Hand for Oushie by Steve Denmark
Silver Leaves by Sheri Ritchie
The Promotion by Shelby Taranto
Beginnings & Endings by Sandy Kangas
Lake Manegi by Ryan Ausloos
Once You Find Someone by Russ Porter
The Bridge by Barry Starcher
Icey Train Ride by Robert D Miller
The Witch Trial by Nathan Wales Belding
Mudgeville—A Hotbed of Romance by James Flaherty
The High Cost of Living by Cindy Strube
The Train to Petrograd by Chris Russell
New Recruit by Gail A. Laursen
Three Thimbles and a Pea: An 1872 Christmas Carol by Julie Mark Cohen
Autumnal by Loretta Horne
In Plain Sight by Patrick Rushbrook
A River’s Ghosts by Seth Eibmos
Salvation’s Homecoming by Jayrod P. Garrett
Beyond the Moor by Amy Shawley
In the Mail by Anne Wilkins
The Sacrificial Servant by W. Roger Fuehring
The Carrington Event by Todd Parisi
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Nothing Blue by Tamsin Liddell
Derailed by Susan Samlidis
Le Train by Don Bremner
Helga’s Escape by Richard D. VanOrsdale
Hard Reset by Bill Wilwers
Him: A Sequel to Her by Ken Kepner
Death of Denial by Kristen Adornato
The Autumnville Treat: Last Chance to Turn Back by Laura Rolen
The Harvest Peace Summit by Meredith Morckel
Puzzling Times by Angie Rogers
Misplaced by Ronda Del Boccio
Beware the Childish Fears by W Hudson Jones
The Train by Vera Hogan
Stop 7:42 by Suzanne Lynch
The Last Ride by Stephen Walters
Late September’s Dark Train by Sherry Shealy Martschink
IF YOU WON AN HONORABLE MENTION PRIZE, WHICH REQUIRES YOU TO CHOOSE A BOOK, please select a **writing-related ebook** from BookLocker.com and then send your choice to us using THIS FORM.