Congrats to Steffi who was the winner with her story ‘Ambition’.

It had to include a unicorn, jam sandwich and a policeman.

You can read it on the forums.

Congrats to Connal who won the 4th Jan FF with his story ‘Daddy’s Home’ inspired by the prompt ‘The Curse of New’.

Congrats also to our joint winners bernardalex and mattspop who won the 18th Jan FF with their stories ‘Doldrums’ and ‘Obligation’ respectively. They chose from The Plethora of Titles to inspire thier stories.

Check back Monday at 4pm for our next prompt.

Congratulations to Phot’s Moll who won with her story Lest We Forget – which bought a tear to my eye.

Members can read the story once logged in on the Frantic Fiction page.

http://slingink.com/activities/frantic-fiction/

Well done to Phot’s Moll for winning FF on 19th October with her tale – Too Many Cooks? (inspired by the catchphrase ‘Many Hands Make Light Work’

Well done to mattspop for winning FF on 26th October with his tale – Gold (inspired by a picutre of a Marigold in a gardening glove).

Congratulations to Phot’s Moll who won FF with ‘The Boarhunt Oak’.

The story can be read on the FF page.

Congratulations again to Steffi who wins for the third week in a row with Red.

Members once logged in can access the story on the Frantic page.

Frantic will still run during Eurofiction.

Congratulations again to Steffi who wins for the second week in a row with Dreaming Spires – a story which sent my spine tingling!

Members once logged in can access the story on the Frantic page.

Joint Winners this week.

Congratulations to Mattspop and Steffi both inspired by one day in the life of a firefighter.

Mattspop’s entry Fired Up is a more traditional tale but well paced and sadly shows what additional hazards firefighters are confronted by these days.

Steffi’s entry Sorensen’s Miracle struck a cord with its unique take on the prompt.

Members once logged in can access the stories on the Frantic page.

Huge congratulations to this week’s Frantic winner Kirstylee with her entry ‘Late’  inspired by the phrase ‘Under New Management’.

Members can read it here (needs login).