MARY CHANG

Published Pieces

An ongoing collection of the author’s award-winning short stories (fiction), memoir, fitness, humor and lifestyle articles, poetry, letters, and writing published in various magazines, newspapers, and online publications.

I also write on Medium. You can read my articles there at: https://marychang-10894.medium.com/

“Reconnecting with My 1979 Grade 3 Teacher” by Mary Chang – Teacher Magazine, Jan-Feb 2020, SEE PAGES 28-29  (Online Magazine Version)

2019 North Shore Writers’ Association Fiction Contest “Write On”, 2nd Place Winner: “For Sale: Baby. Found Yesterday” by Mary Chang (Pg 8-9)

 “A Page-Turningly Good Time” 2018 North Shore Writers Festival by Mary Chang  – North Shore News

“First Day of Kindergarten, Like Mother, Like Son” by Mary Chang – Teacher Magazine, 2016 (Online Magazine Version)

“First Day of Kindergarten-Yesterday & Today” by Mary Chang (version of above story) was also published online with Westcoast Families Magazine, Jan-Feb 2016

“Show Compassion to Those Less Fortunate” By Mary Chang – North Shore News, 2015

“It Takes a Village to Raise A Child” by Mary Chang – North Shore News, 2015

2011 Vancouver Courier Fiction Contest, 2nd Place Winner: “Crickety Joints” by Mary Chang, (Online Version) CONTEST CONCEPT: Incorporate this sentence into the story: She pointed to the clouds and said, “It looks like you.”

2011 Vancouver Courier Fiction Contest, 2nd Place Winner, “Crickety Joints” by Mary Chang Page 1 of 2, (Print Version)

2011 Vancouver Courier Fiction Contest, 2nd Place Winner, “Crickety Joints” by Mary Chang Page 2 of 2, (Print Version)

“Baby Belly Lost in Transit” by Mary Chang – Richmond Review, 2010

Top 10 Finalist (2010 Press Release): Writers’ Union of Canada Postcard Story Competition: “Belly Button on a Skateboard” &” Little Girls & Flying Fudgsicles” by Mary Chang

“Loving Lulu” by Mary Chang, – Richmond News, 2010

2009 Vancouver Courier Fiction Contest, 3rd Place Winner, “Dusty High Heels” by Mary Chang

2009 Vancouver Courier Fiction Contest, 3rd Place Winner, “Dusty High Heels” by Mary Chang, Page 1 of 2 (Print Version) CONTEST CONCEPT: Incorporate this sentence into the story: “The ‘gift’ came in a small, brown box and arrived at noon.”

2009 Vancouver Courier Fiction Contest, 3rd Place Winner, “Dusty High Heels” by Mary Chang, Page 2 of 2, (Print Version)

Book cover: My first “six-word story” was selected and published in Six-Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak, By Writers Famous and Obscure, 2009

Six-Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak