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The Best Stories in a Decade - A Review of Momaya Press from 2004 to 2013

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This commemorative collection of short stories is a celebration of authors. Momaya Press published its first Annual Short Story Review in 2004, and has had the honour of publishing over 150 talented authors since then. The Best Stories in a Decade features every first, second and third place story from the last ten years. At Momaya, every tale received is considered precious, a gift of creation that holds the spark of life within. Everyone has something important to say, Momaya provides a forum where authors can raise their voice and be heard. "With each year and each edition I am not only struck by the writers' clear passion and their immaculate craft but by the creativity and the ingenuity of the world in microcosm that I am able to enter and explore - sometimes startling, often unsettling but always rich and kaleidoscopic. Whether it is a tragic love story or a tale of greed and deception; a portrait of a crumbling marriage or a creepy glimpse of an underworld, the Momaya collections have always left an indelible mark on me as a reader. Congratulations Momaya Press and here is to another 10 years." - Kay Peddle, Editor at Random House, Momaya Judge

Pages: 282

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: November 03, 2013

ISBN: 1493670026

ISBN 13: 9781493670024

The Best Stories in a Decade - A Review of Momaya Press from 2004 to 2013

5/5 ( ratings)

This commemorative collection of short stories is a celebration of authors. Momaya Press published its first Annual Short Story Review in 2004, and has had the honour of publishing over 150 talented authors since then. The Best Stories in a Decade features every first, second and third place story from the last ten years. At Momaya, every tale received is considered precious, a gift of creation that holds the spark of life within. Everyone has something important to say, Momaya provides a forum where authors can raise their voice and be heard. "With each year and each edition I am not only struck by the writers' clear passion and their immaculate craft but by the creativity and the ingenuity of the world in microcosm that I am able to enter and explore - sometimes startling, often unsettling but always rich and kaleidoscopic. Whether it is a tragic love story or a tale of greed and deception; a portrait of a crumbling marriage or a creepy glimpse of an underworld, the Momaya collections have always left an indelible mark on me as a reader. Congratulations Momaya Press and here is to another 10 years." - Kay Peddle, Editor at Random House, Momaya Judge

Pages: 282

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: November 03, 2013

ISBN: 1493670026

ISBN 13: 9781493670024

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