Writer's 'artistry' lands her top prize in Sunday Star-Times short story competition
Kirsten McDougall is the winner of the Sunday Star-Times short story competition, open category. Kirsten McDougall’s love of reading and writing has come a long way since her interest in Enid Blyton and Trixie Belden books as a child. The accomplished Wellington author, who works as a publicist and literary manager for Victoria University Press, lives a life surrounded by words. ”That’s just my world.” And now McDougall can add Sunday Star-Times short story competition open category winner to her CV for her piece, Walking Day. She takes home the $5000 prize after almost 700 entri...
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