Letter: Good judgement

Mr John A. Keily
Monday 28 June 1993 23:02 BST
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Sir: Like some 3,718 others, I was disappointed not to have won acclaim in the children's story competition, and was quite prepared to shout 'foul' and such-like. But what a worthy winner ('Kevin the Blue', 25 June).

Caroline Pitcher not only, as Angela Lambert wrote, managed to combine accuracy and tension, she also injected a very welcome love of nature, and the downfall of the school bully. I have recorded the story, and listening to it I can see 'the brilliant blue sparks . . . like a firework display'. Congratulations to the author - and to the judges.

Yours sincerely,

JOHN A. KEILY

Bristol

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