A Curious
State of Affairs by Ingrid Jendrzejewski
A Secret
Weight by KM Elkes
Bad
Geography by James Coates
Colouring
In by Shirley Golden
Coming
Back to Primorsk by Anna Nazarova-Evans
Countdown
by Susan Howe
Devil's
Mountain by Joanna Campbell
Dinner
and Geography by Keith Gillison
Disputed
Zone by Barbara Leahy
Double
Geography by Jane Cooper
Forty
Seconds by Katie Stevens
How The
Earth Began by Jenny
Woodhouse
Her
geography by Rob Walton
Holiday
Photograph by Else Fitzgerald
I Am
Maps* by H Anthony Hildebrand
Keeping
in touch by Amanda Quinn
Landmarks
by Ian Shine
London by Tracey
Upchurch
Love by Nik
Perring
North by Michelle Elvy
On
Location by Jon Volkmer
On the
Beach by Kate Mahony
Pen Y Fan
by Susan Carey (Angela Williams)
Petty
Larceny at the Grocery by Beverly C. Lucey
Postcards
by Mike Scott Thomson
Re:Help by Sandra
Kohls
Saharan
Shades by Santino Prinzi
Spinning
the Bottle by Timothy Mark Roberts
Sweet
Gestures by Chris Stanley
The
Beautiful Game by Sonya Oldwin
The Blue
House by Cath Barton
The
Gambler by Richard Holt
The Next
Island by Jamie Hubner
The Owner
by Bart Van Goethem
The
Psychiatrist's Shoe by Nod Ghosh
Toy
Soldier by Pauline Masurel
Tunnels by Marie
Gethins
Tunnels by Isobel
Victoria Newham (Vicky)
Useless
Without The Other Half by Vanessa Savage
Wall Map by Emeline
Morin
Welcome
to All Souls’ Park by Gemma Govier
Who Can
Hear The Screaming by Kirsten Anne McKenzie
Would It
Kill You to Smile, Blanca Gomez? by Nuala Ní Chonchúir
You
Promised by Cath Bore
Love in
Different Time Zones by Jane Roberts
A Place
in Time by Ruth Doris
Five
Travellers in a Small Ford by James Norcliffe
Scattered
(After Mike Blow's Aeolus) by Emily Koch
The
Somewhere Road by Alex Reece Abbott
Third
Shadow by Tim Stevenson
Hilary Is
the Winters of Keith's Discontent by Kevlin
We Endure
by Cathy Lennon
How Can I
Get You to Dance? by Angela Readman
Ultima
Thule by Jonathan Pinnock
Travels
in Ink by Angi Holden
Your Body
Is Terrain They Can Map Now (Not That That Helps You, Much) by Amy
Mackelden
A Face in
the Crowd by Calum Kerr
Saddle
Stitch by Michelle Keefe
I am East
by Sarah Hilary
Fingers
Crossed by SJI Holliday
Fable by Oli
Morris
With the winning and commended titles from the Micro-Fiction Competition:
Fly by Rob
Walton
i want
someone who loves me so much they don't care about grammar by Laura
Tansley
A Weekend
Away by Diane Simmons
The
Pacifist by Nick Triplow
Marks and
Sparks by Ian Shine
Spreading
The Chaos by Mark Newman
A History
Of Ants In The Sugar Bowl by Julie Sawyer
Maturity by Jude
Higgins
Stiff by Joanna
Campbell
And A
Bottle Of Rum by Garreth Wilcock
Congratulations to all who made it in. Commiserations to those who were unsuccessful.
We are currently working on the title and the cover, and those will be announced as soon as can be!
Thanks to all who took part, to Angi for helping to select the stories, and to Amy and Tino for their amazing work.
More soon...
Calum Kerr
Director of NFFD
Thank you for organising a fantastic competition and for all the work you do to produce the anthology. Looking forward to reading it - and congratulations to everyone.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for organising this! Will be my first piece of published fiction, so thanks for picking my story. Well done everyone
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the hard work and look forward to reading and promoting it!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing opportunity to read stories of such quality and diversity. Congratulations to all whose work has been selected and many thanks to everyone who submitted. Can't wait to see the anthology!
ReplyDeleteHigh fives to Calum for all his hard work organising both the NFFD 2015 Anthology and the Micro-Fiction Competition.