Read the 2024 Winning Entries

As we emerge from the cocoon of the Covid years, our LitLinks storytellers have shifted gears slightly, moving away from the intense focus on mental health and dystopia, although still featured, to a variety of culturally diverse, creatively-infused, imagination-stretching, unique story ideas. With a 41% increase in entries this year, the judges were faced with an extremely challenging task but it was an exquisite problem for us to have!

We congratulate and thank the student and teacher authors of 2024, for sharing their fiction with us, and through it, the themes which concern and interest them.

Click on the images and links to explore this year’s collection of stories.

Click here to read Waves of Change by Imogen Phillips, Melrose High School
Click here to read Oneiric Deicide by Nicholas Markham
Click here to read Mirror Mirror by Skye Mitry
Click here to read An Eye for an Eye by Hannah Luff
Click here to read Crostoli and Jasmine by Natalie Anderson
Click here to read The Past’s Current by Patricia Sukardi, Daramalan College
Click here to read A Burning Memory by Jennifer Du
Click here to read Neighbours by Isla Olney
Click here to read Out of Sight, Out of Mind by Emma Clark
Click here to find out about the 2024 Awards Ceremony
Click here to read Strings by Evelyn Pollard, St John Paul II College
Click here to read Where the Shadows Lie by Imogen Hales
Click here to read In The Spaghetti by Nina Stachurski,
Click here to read A Serendipitous Disaster by Thuruni Cooray
Click here to read Una Mente, Uno Consilio by Olive King, Canberra High School
Click here to read Variations on a Summer’s Day by Tessa Grigour
Click here to read You Won’t Last by Toby Nitural,
Click here to read A Boy's Best Friend by Patrick Wenholz