showcase. So become a part of by Chris Kuell Slate and Style. Particularly, in this we is not easy for any of us. “Life are highlighting some of our But so what? We must have writing contest winners. The perseverance and all, writing contest is a big part of the confidence in ourselves. We must Writers’ Division and all the believe that we are all gifted, and entrants deserve recognition. we must use those gifts to fulfill Sadly we are not able to showcase our life’s purpose.” - from the every submission, but the winners diary of Suzie Bauer will be here in our pages. If you do The first hurdle of the day not see a winning entry in this was getting down on the ground. issue, it is likely being held for Well, getting down wasn’t so another, later issue, so keep hard, but doing it without reading. And even if someone did spraining or fracturing anything not win, it must be known that was another matter. After a they were up against some great minute of pondering, in the end competition. Everyone who Matthew mostly just used his enters is a winner just for putting cane for balance and plopped themselves out there. down on his backside with a Another thing to note here is grunt, followed by a silent prayer the formatting. There is an of thanks that nothing had attempt to be accessible to all, so broken. Using one elbow for if you are having difficulty, please leverage, he rolled onto his knees let us know. If you are a JAWS and caught his breath. So far, so user, you could use Quick Keys by good. He extended his cane out to pressing insert + z and then the left and felt the bricks edging navigate by pressing b. Enjoy the garden, then moved right reading what we are all writing. until he found the angel statue. Like an infant, he crawled One for Every Year forward until he found the plaque First Place, Adult Fiction which read simply—Suzie. He
showcase. So become a part of Slate and Style. Particularly, in this we are highlighting some of our writing contest winners. The writing contest is a big part of the Writers’ Division and all the entrants deserve recognition. Sadly we are not able to showcase every submission, but the winners will be here in our pages. If you do not see a winning entry in this issue, it is likely being held for another, later issue, so keep reading. And even if someone did not win, it must be known that they were up against some great competition. Everyone who enters is a winner just for putting themselves out there. Another thing to note here is the formatting. There is an attempt to be accessible to all, so if you are having difficulty, please let us know. If you are a JAWS user, you could use Quick Keys by pressing insert + z and then navigate by pressing b. Enjoy reading what we are all writing. One for Every Year First Place, Adult Fiction by Chris Kuell “Life is not easy for any of us. But so what? We must have perseverance and all, confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are all gifted, and we must use those gifts to fulfill our life’s purpose.” - from the diary of Suzie Bauer The first hurdle of the day was getting down on the ground. Well, getting down wasn’t so hard, but doing it without spraining or fracturing anything was another matter. After a minute of pondering, in the end Matthew mostly just used his cane for balance and plopped down on his backside with a grunt, followed by a silent prayer of thanks that nothing had broken. Using one elbow for leverage, he rolled onto his knees and caught his breath. So far, so good. He extended his cane out to the left and felt the bricks edging the garden, then moved right until he found the angel statue. Like an infant, he crawled forward until he found the plaque which read simply—Suzie. He
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