What the Guardian's Extract of Ditto Shows
The Guardian printed an extract of Cherise Saywell's Ditto under the award story: a phone booth, seven houses, a train to Sydney at 7:32 p.m., and a woman who will not use his nickname.
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Cherise Saywell Wins the BBC National Short Story Award
Edinburgh-based writer Cherise Saywell won the 2026 BBC National Short Story Award for "Ditto." The prize is 15,000 pounds. Shortlisted writers receive 600 pounds each.
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