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MILLION WRITERS AWARD - "NOTABLE STORIES" FROM THE KING'S ENGLISH

Stories we nominated from 2007:

• "Delivery Boy," by Randall Brown

• "'Fish and Birds,' the Magazine," by J.C. Frampton

• "Black Star Out of Heaven," by Leif Nikunen

"Delivery Boy" was named a "notable story" of 2007 by storySouth, which hosts the annual contest, along with another favorite of ours, Rumjhum Biswas' "Ahalya's Valhalla."

 You can find other notable stories nominated this year here.

The King's English was also named the Million Writers' Best Publisher of Novella-Length Fiction for 2004, 2005, and 2006. Here's the "notable" King's English stories picked by Million Writers in those years:

• Pig Roast, by Bill Bukovsan

• The Audience, by James Chapman

• The Wild Track, by Christopher Conlon 

• The Longest Suicide Note by Stanley K., by M. Frias-May.

• Halcyon, by J. Todd Gillette* - also the winner of our Blodgett Waxwing Prize in Fiction

• Magdalene's Passion, by Mark MacNamara

• Myra's Orbit, by Maisie McAdoo

• The Fear of Stones, by Kei Miller

• Wednesday, by A'Dora Phillips

• Wonder, by S.M.R. Saia

• Escape Velocities, by Jim Snowden