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Library of La Crème de la Crème

a collection of my best stories, top stories, and award winners

By Matthew J. FrommPublished about a month ago Updated 4 days ago 3 min read
Library of La Crème de la Crème
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Hey, hey you! Below is what I consider my Top Five Works of Fiction:

  1. The Fisherman
  2. Vale Perficientur
  3. A Truly Great Night
  4. Off Into The Fog
  5. Broken Glass

Onto dessert then! Here are my Top Five Poems, judged by me:

  1. Caledonia
  2. Where Be Our Cincinnatus?
  3. Borne Aloft Upon A Gale
  4. Failures
  5. The Idea Of You

Fine, another aperitif! These are my five most read stories:

  1. A Discourse on Pizza, or 10 Things About Me
  2. How May I Assist You Today?
  3. Predators
  4. My Self-Critique of My Writing Battle Entry
  5. They Come From Below

    Vocal Challenge Winners

How May I Assist You Today? (Winner of the Unreliable Challenge)

Letters From The Front (Winner A Knock at the Door Challenge)

Broken Glass (Second Place in The Moment That Changed Everything Challenge)

Of Machines and Men (Runner up in the #200 Challenge)

Hunters (Runner up in the Legends Retold Challenge)

A Moment On My Soapbox (Runner up in the Self-editing Epiphany Challenge)

How Much Is It Worth? (Runner up in the Tomorrow's Utopia Challenge)

The Fisherman (Runner up in the History Would’ve Burned This Page Challenge)

Lights Over London (Runner up in The Summer That Wasn't Challenge)

Across The Merderet (Runner up in the Parallel Lives Challenge)

Laid To Rest (Runner Up in the Through the Keyhole Challenge)

Hunters (Redux) (Runner up in the Mismatch Challenge)

Calm Like A Bomb (Runner up in the Everyone is Acting Normally Challenge)

Off Into The Fog (Runner up in the Something is Beginning, I think Challenge)

A Tale of Two Cities (Runner up in the Most Overrated Challenge)

Maples and Magicians (Honorable Mention in the I Wrote This Challenge)

The Last Hearth (Honorable Mention in The Last Flame Challenge)

The Defender Of The Faith (Honorable Mention in the Craft Over Catharsis Challenge)

A Day In The Life (Honorable Mention in the Small Win Challenge)

Top Story Awards

The Final Expedition - Episode 1

Scavengers

You Can't Change the World

Borne Aloft Upon A Gale

The Spark

Subtext

Songs of the Silver Wizard - Part One

Across the Jade Sea

A Whiff of Grapeshot

Utopia Lost

They Come From Below

Broken Glass

Blank Pages

Once More Unto The Breach

Vale Perficientur

Malaperostity

Silent Night, Deadly Night

No Land Weeps for Thee

Primordial Fish

To Boldly Go

Antihero

Request for Critique

A Discourse on Pizza, or 10 Things About Me

Hear ye! The Winners are Crowned Within!

My Self-Critique of My Writing Battle Entry

Last Letter Home

A Day In The Life

Knights Of Vocaldom

Incense and Iron

Predators

In Sickness And Health

All That Glitters Is Not Gold

The Archer

Hunters

A Truly Great Night

Damned Souls

2016 CAVALIERS

How Much Is It Worth?

Songs Of The Silver Wizard - Part Three

All Hobbits Share A Love Of Things That Grow

Lights Over London

Milestone: hunters Receives Full Audio Adaptation Treatment

Honor

First Shift

Letters From The Front

Fate

Laid To Rest

The Duelist

To Dust

Songs of the Silver Wizard - Part Seven

The Devil's Cut

The Cairn Beside the Lake

Infinite Fidelity

Elderly Woman Behind the Table in a Large Town

Reflections

Priory

The Wolves

The Guns of May

Caledonia

Notes At And On The End

The City of Chicago
Now Boarding

Should I Depart Early

The Hand of God

Community Challenge Awards

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About the Creator

Matthew J. Fromm

Full-time nerd, history enthusiast, and proprietor of arcane knowledge.

Here there be dragons, knights, castles, and quests (plus the occasional dose of absurdity).

I can be reached at [email protected]

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