An inspiring collection of new short stories from writers around the world, the Momaya Annual Review 2005 features fiction in a variety of categories from the winners of the Momaya Short Story Competition and winners of Momaya Awards, as well as a stunning collection of photographs, poems and short stories celebrating the year's theme of humour.

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The Momaya Annual Review 2005 includes the following submissions from the 2005 Short Story Competition:

First Place
Sleeping Lions, Tracy Moyle-Maton

Second Place
Lost Ideas, Donald Hiscock

Third Place
McCauley Speaks Out, Louis Malloy

Honourable mention
Bistro and Cemetery, Frances Gapper
English Lesson, Toni Scott
Copyright on my Soul, Louis Malloy
God's Feather, Andrew Myers
Raynor's Parade, Leon Davey
I am not a wicked Queen, Graham Burchell
Nail Lady, Sandra Stone

Published under Humour
Myclonic Jerk, Catherine Myhal
Martin Slewinsky's Wheel of Fortune, Alison Bullock
Losing Georgina, Alex Keegan

2005 Momaya Short Story Competition Judges:

Lucy Alexander is a writer and commissioning editor at The Times. She worked in PR for Freud Communications before becoming a journalist

Jason Arthur started his publishing career at Routledge, where he was Development Editor on the Literature and Performance Studies lists. He moved to trade publishing in 1999, joining Random House's Jonathan Cape imprint. He is currently Senior Editor at Vintage, also a Random House imprint.

Claire Nozières works at Andrew Nurnberg Associates as a literary agent. Previously she was Foreign Rights Manager at Frances Lincoln, an independent publishing house specialized in high quality illustrated books and children's books. Claire sells translations rights to France for a wide- ranging list of contemporary US and UK fiction.