Prepositionally Challenged Volume 1

by Christopher Fielden, Ville Nummenpää (Introduction)

Profits from this book go to Caring in Bristol, a charity that works with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.Prepositionally Challenged Volume 1 contains 100 stories written by 100 authors who submitted their work to Ville's Preposterously Placed Prepositions Writing Challenge on Chris Fielden’s website.They S Winter, A.H. Creed, Adele Evershed, Adri Persad, Alan Barker, Alan Barker, Alan Pattison, Alicia Sledge, Allen Ashley, Alysia Ascovani, Amanda Garzia, Andrew Ball, Angela P Googh, Benjamin Noel, Betty Hattersley, Bridget Scrannage, C.I. Selkirk, Cathy Cade, Cheryl-lya S Broadfoot, Christopher Fielden, Claire Apps, Clare Tivey, David McTigue, David Pitts, David Silver, Diane Harding, Donato Ruggiero, Douglas Baker, Ejder S. Raif, Etheray, Fiona M Jones, Frank Hubeny, Gavin Biddlecombe, Geoff Holme, Glen Donaldson, Helena Boland, Hilary Bowley, Ian Richardson, Jack Hanlon, Jaine Irish, Jamie Martin, Janice Eileen Morris, Jay Bee, Jayne Morgan, Jessica Bowden, Joe Brothers, Johanna McDonald, John D Lary, John Lane, John Notley, Josie Gowler, Judy Penfold, K. J. Watson, Kathryn J Barrow, Khamis Kabeu, Lauren Carter, Len Saculla, Lesley Anne Truchet, Lindy Gibbon, Lisa Mattin, Louise Burgess, Lucy Morrice, Maddy Hamley, Maggie Elliott, Majella Pinto, Margee Unger, Maria DePaul, Mark J Towers, Martin Strike, Matilda Pinto, Michael Rumsey, Mike Scott Thomson, Nam Raj Khatri, Neil Davie, Neil Phillips, Pam Keevil, Paul Mastaglio, Phil Hatchard, Prajith Menon, Rajagopal Kaimal, Raymond Strawn III, Rebecca Field, Rene Astle, Robbie Porter, Sandra Orellana, Sandra Phillips, Sarah Ann Hall, Sarah Mosedale, Scott Loren, Scott Parent, Stéphanie Constans, Sue Johnson, Sue Partridge, Susanne Rowell, Susi J Smith, Taylor Thompson, Tiarnán Murphy, Valerie Fish, Ville Nummenpää and Vivian Oldaker.The preposition writing challenge was created to help writers better understand sentence structure / the correct use of grammar and to 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 generated by sales of this book are donated to Caring in Bristol, a charity that works with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness, bringing people together to make change happen.Please help us raise money for this worthy cause and spread the joy of preposterously placed prepositions 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 October 3, 2020