Publisher's Synopsis
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 1 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:
Abhi Shan, Abigail Williamson, Alan Barker, Alan Pattison, Allen Ashley, Amanda Garzia, Bee Grey, Ben Clarke, Betty Hattersley, Brandon Brown, C.I. Selkirk, Carolyn Cahalane, Charley Swire, Christine O'Donnell, Christopher Fielden, Cosima Armstrong, Danielle Dayney, David Silver, Dee Tilsley, Diane Caldwell, Dolly Garland, Donna-Louise Bishop, Dora Bona, Eddie Regory, Ejder S. Raif, Elizabeth McGinty, Ellie Bignall, Emilie Lauren Jones, Etheray, Faye Minton, Fiona Jeeves, Frances Hay, George Kelly, Glen Donaldson, Glynis Ann Downey, Grace Howard, Helen Combe, Hema Nataraju, Ian Tucker, Jack Caldwell-Nichols, Jack Hanlon, Jack Probyn, James Moore, Jayne Buckland, Jennifer Chislett, Jerry Wilson, John Briscoe, John Notley, John Wilks, Jonathan Macho, Joseph Hancock, Josie Gowler, Karen McDermott, Karen Vernon, L A Moylan, Laura-Liisa Klaas, Lauren Kearney, Lesley Truchet, Lizzie Merrill, Louis Cennamo, Louise Burgess, Lynn-Marie Harper, Mab Jones, Maddy Hamley, Maggie Elliott, Margaret Edwards, Marilyn Thompson, Mark Lewis, Martin Strike, Melony Boseley, Michael Rumsey, Michelle Konov, Mike Scott Thomson, Namita Mukherjee, Nicole Loh, Nicole McIntosh, Norman Longworth, Paige Vest, Patricia Mudge, Paul Phillips, Robert Stewart, Ros Byrne, S.W. Hardy, Sandra Orellana, Sandra Phillips, Sandra Unerman, Sara Roberts, Sarah Peloquin, Sivan Pillai, Stuart Lanigan, Susan Powis, Temmy Oj, Tim Baker, Tina Smith, Tracey Maitland, Tristan Bolton, Vaibhav Rathi, Victoria Simons, Wayne Hewitt and Yvonne Mallett.
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 nonsense 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.
