Adverbially Challenged Volume 4

Profits from this book go to First Story, a charity who change lives through writing.
Adverbially Challenged Volume 4 contains 100 adverb-riddled stories from 100 authors who submitted their work to Mike’s Not-Entirely-Serious Wantonly-Rule-Breaking Adverb Writing Challenge on Chris Fielden’s website.

They are:

Abigail Rowe, Alan Barker, Alex L Williams, Alicia Sledge, Allen Ashley, Alyson Faye, Andre Othenin-Girard, Andrew Jones, Angela P Googh, Anita Goveas, Annalee Macfarlane, Anne Babbs, Arlene Everingham, Ben Hopkins, Betty Hattersley, Beverley J Hall, Bridget Scrannage, Carmen Bock, Cathy Cade, Christopher Fielden, Claire Apps, Clare Tivey, David McTigue, David Silver, David Wright, Debaprasad Mukherjee, Debbie Singh, Dedra Tullison, Elizabeth Coby, Emma Leeming, Franca Basta, Francesca Pappadogiannis, Gavin Biddlecombe, Gillian M Seed, Gillian Wright, Hannah Brown, Hullabaloo22, Irene Lofthouse, Isabel Flynn, J.A. Palmer, Jack Evans, Jade Robinson, James Michael Lindsay, Jamie Einchcomb, Jan Brown, Jan Lister, Jay Bee, Jessica Turnbull, Joanna Shaw, Johanna McDonald, John Notley, Joseph Martin, Joseph Spence, Josh Leeson, Kathryn Evans, Kelly Van Nelson, Khamis Kabeu, Lanie Goodell, Laura Tipping, Lesley Anne Truchet, Linda Hutchinson, Lindy Gibbon, Liz Berg, Lucy Morrice, Maddy Hamley, Malcolm Kerr, Malcolm Richardson, Margaret Stokes, Maria Carvalho, Marlene Pitcher, Martin Strike, Matilda Rice, Meg Gain, Michael Rumsey, Michelle Payne, Mike Scott Thomson, Nam Raj Khatri, Nathan Land, Neil Phillips, Pat Hough, Peter Corbally, Rachel Pickett, Rene Astle, Robbie Porter, S. M. Chiles, Sandra Orellana, Sandra Purdy, Sarah Ann Hall, Sarah Brentyn, Sarah Howard, Sarah Mosedale, Stéphanie Constans, Steven Barrett, Sue Partridge, Tiarnán Murphy, Tony Thatcher, Valerie Fish, Victor India, Victoria Ryan and Wendy Roe.

The adverb writing challenge was created to raise awareness of adverb over-usage, support authors and raise money for charity.

Every story submitted to the challenge is published, so writers can gain the experience of having their work edited and then see their stories distributed in print and eBook formats all over the planet.

Profits generated by sales of this book are donated to First Story, a charity that brings talented, professional writers into secondary schools serving low-income communities to work with teachers and students to foster creativity and communication skills.

Please help us raise money for this worthy cause and spread the joy of adverbs around the world – buy this book :-)

You will find many writing challenges, all run in support of charities, on Chris’s website in the 'challenges' section.