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Sensorially Challenged Volume 2
Profits from this book go to The National Literacy Trust...
...a charity that gives disadvantaged children the literacy skills they need to succeed in life by helping to improve reading, writing, speaking and listening skills in the UK’s poorest communities.
Sensorially Challenged Volume 2 contains 100 sensory stories written by 100 authors who submitted their work to Allen’s Sensory Overload Writing Challenge on Chris Fielden’s website.
They are:
A.H. Creed, Abigail Rowe, Afua Antwi, Aisha Ali, Alan Barker, Allen Ashley, Amberlie Robinson, Amy Pilkington, Andre Othenin-Girard, Angela Dawson, Angela P Googh, Anita Goveas, Beena Nadeem, Betty Hattersley, Beverley J Hall, Brandon Brown, Bridget Scrannage, Camilla Johansson, Cathy Cade, Chris Espenshade, Christopher Fielden, Claire Apps, Clare Woodford, David McTigue, David Silver, Dedra Tullison, Dee La Vardera, Edward Rouse, Eleanor Klein, Endri Vela, Frank Havemann, Gavin Biddlecombe, Hannah Wigley, Helen Trowsdale, Hullabaloo22, Irene Kalesi, Jade Robinson, Jade Swann, James Goodman, Janet Lister, Jay Bee, Jaz Leigh, Jeanna Jones, Jennifer Chislett, Jenny Drew, Jessica Turnbull, Jocelyn Wong, John Notley, Jonathan Martindale, Jordan Bahnub, Kailin Guo, Kaitlin Munro, Ken Frape, Kim Montgomery, Len Saculla, Lesley Anne Truchet, Liam Arnold, Lillia Hammond, Linda Scogings, Lindy Gibbon, Louise Craig, Lucy Morrice, M S Clements, Maddy Hamley, Maggie Elliott, Malcolm Richardson, Mark Johnson, Martin Strike, Max Aldous, Meg Gain, Melanie Goodell, Michael Pickard, Michael Rumsey, Mike Evis, Mike Scott Thomson, Nam Raj Khatri, Neil Brooks, Neil Phillips, Nichole Villeneuve, Nicole McIntosh, Pam Keevil, Pat Hough, Phil Godfrey, Robbie Porter, Ron Smith, Sandra Orellana, Sarah Ann Hall, Sarah Mosedale, Sarah Wilde, Sheila Rosart, Stephanie Sybliss, Steven Barrett, Sue Johnson, Sue Partridge, Taylor Thompson, Tiarnán Murphy, Tracey Chapman, Tracey Maitland, Valerie Fish and Vedika Rastogi
The sensory writing challenge was created to raise awareness of the overuse of purple prose, support authors and raise money for charity.
Every story submitted to the challenge is published, so writers can gain the experience of having their work edited and then see their stories distributed in print and eBook formats all over the planet.
Profits from this book go to The National Literacy Trust.
Please help us raise money for this worthy cause and spread the joy of sensorially saturated stories around the world – buy this book :-)
You will find many writing challenges, all run in support of charities, on Chris’s website in the 'challenges' section.
...a charity that gives disadvantaged children the literacy skills they need to succeed in life by helping to improve reading, writing, speaking and listening skills in the UK’s poorest communities.
Sensorially Challenged Volume 2 contains 100 sensory stories written by 100 authors who submitted their work to Allen’s Sensory Overload Writing Challenge on Chris Fielden’s website.
They are:
A.H. Creed, Abigail Rowe, Afua Antwi, Aisha Ali, Alan Barker, Allen Ashley, Amberlie Robinson, Amy Pilkington, Andre Othenin-Girard, Angela Dawson, Angela P Googh, Anita Goveas, Beena Nadeem, Betty Hattersley, Beverley J Hall, Brandon Brown, Bridget Scrannage, Camilla Johansson, Cathy Cade, Chris Espenshade, Christopher Fielden, Claire Apps, Clare Woodford, David McTigue, David Silver, Dedra Tullison, Dee La Vardera, Edward Rouse, Eleanor Klein, Endri Vela, Frank Havemann, Gavin Biddlecombe, Hannah Wigley, Helen Trowsdale, Hullabaloo22, Irene Kalesi, Jade Robinson, Jade Swann, James Goodman, Janet Lister, Jay Bee, Jaz Leigh, Jeanna Jones, Jennifer Chislett, Jenny Drew, Jessica Turnbull, Jocelyn Wong, John Notley, Jonathan Martindale, Jordan Bahnub, Kailin Guo, Kaitlin Munro, Ken Frape, Kim Montgomery, Len Saculla, Lesley Anne Truchet, Liam Arnold, Lillia Hammond, Linda Scogings, Lindy Gibbon, Louise Craig, Lucy Morrice, M S Clements, Maddy Hamley, Maggie Elliott, Malcolm Richardson, Mark Johnson, Martin Strike, Max Aldous, Meg Gain, Melanie Goodell, Michael Pickard, Michael Rumsey, Mike Evis, Mike Scott Thomson, Nam Raj Khatri, Neil Brooks, Neil Phillips, Nichole Villeneuve, Nicole McIntosh, Pam Keevil, Pat Hough, Phil Godfrey, Robbie Porter, Ron Smith, Sandra Orellana, Sarah Ann Hall, Sarah Mosedale, Sarah Wilde, Sheila Rosart, Stephanie Sybliss, Steven Barrett, Sue Johnson, Sue Partridge, Taylor Thompson, Tiarnán Murphy, Tracey Chapman, Tracey Maitland, Valerie Fish and Vedika Rastogi
The sensory writing challenge was created to raise awareness of the overuse of purple prose, support authors and raise money for charity.
Every story submitted to the challenge is published, so writers can gain the experience of having their work edited and then see their stories distributed in print and eBook formats all over the planet.
Profits from this book go to The National Literacy Trust.
Please help us raise money for this worthy cause and spread the joy of sensorially saturated stories around the world – buy this book :-)
You will find many writing challenges, all run in support of charities, on Chris’s website in the 'challenges' section.
211 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 22, 2019
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June 28, 2020
A feast of short stories to tickle your senses
October 14, 2019
In this volume sights, sounds, aromas and feelings leap tastefully off the pages within the 175 words allowed per story, The eye catching exterior is matched by the variety of glittering stories written by 100 different authors. Momentum and popularity for this challenge continues in that volume 3 is already over one third complete. Chris Fielden and Allen Ashley are to be congratulated for introducing this fascinating series.
June 22, 2019
Fantastic read
Another great book by Christopher Fielden. All stories were great, I read them all in one go. A fantastic read.
Another great book by Christopher Fielden. All stories were great, I read them all in one go. A fantastic read.
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