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Fearie Tales Winners Announced

We are pleased to announce the winning entries to the fourth

Fearie Tales Writing Competition are as follows:

Friday 29th January

Something Wicked by Ruth Howell
The Place Of Safety by Marie Marshall
Bloodline by Jane Patience

Saturday 30th

The Lost Journal Of J. M. Barrie by Lianne Ballingall
We're No Awa Tae Bide Awa by David McVey
Old Shades by Christine Lister

Friday 5th February

The Butterfly House by E. E. Thom
Cold Feet by Lucy Naylor
Coming Down by Barbara Stevenson

Saturday 6th

The Book Of The Damned by Warren Paul Glover
Highland Fling by Paul Zealand

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