Story of the Month
Bartleby Snopes
A Literary Magazine
All the votes are counted, and the winner of the Story of the Month Contest for June is "Why Do You Kill Anything?" by Brian Ted Jones. "The Little Engineer That Could" by Karen Donley-Hayes finished a very close second, and "DING!" by Dallas Woodburn took third in the voting.
"Why Do You Kill Anything?" has earned the final spot in the 4th issue of the magazine due out in July of 2010 in a lovely .pdf format. Please click on the link below to read the June Story of the Month.
Note: The Story of the Month is a monthly contest voted on by the readers of Bartleby Snopes. Near the end of each month, voting begins and lasts for about one week. All current stories are eligible. The winner of the Story of the Month earns an automatic spot in the semiannual magazine.
June Story of the Month
Past Story of the Month Winners
Voting for the Story of the Month is currently closed. Come back in late July to cast your vote.
