We were genuinely overwhelmed by the amazing response to our first microfiction competition. Of the 1,200 entries we received, the Stylist editorial team selected five daily winners, published below, along with an overall winner who wins a place at the London School of Journalism's famed creative writing programme.
The Winner
Sue Moorcroft - novelist, short story writer and tutor at the London School of Journalism - judged the final round of entries and has selected Matthew Richardson as the winner for his entry House Number 1284. Sue said: &quot;All the entries contain every ingredient of a micro story. The winning entry created a lasting image in my mind, of the situation, the plot and the character. I count that a triumph.&quot;
Read House Number 1284 below, along with the runners up, in no particular order.
Find out more about Sue at suemoorcroft.com and more about the LSJ's creative writing school at lsj.org.

We were genuinely overwhelmed by the amazing response to our first microfiction competition. Of the 1,200 entries we received, the Stylist editorial team selected five daily winners, published below, along with an overall winner who wins a place at the London School of Journalism's famed creative writing programme.nThe WinnernSue Moorcroft - novelist, short story writer and tutor at the London School of Journalism - judged the final round of entries and has selected Matthew Richardson as the winner for his entry House Number 1284. Sue said: &quot;All the entries contain every ingredient of a micro story. The winning entry created a lasting image in my mind, of the situation, the plot and the character. I count that a triumph.&quot;nRead House Number 1284 below, along with the runners up, in no particular order.nFind out more about Sue at suemoorcroft.com and more about the LSJ's creative writing school at lsj.org.

Microfiction competition winners

Drumroll please, our microfiction champion is...

Fiction winner revealed