We'd like to welcome to the National Flash Fiction Day team our newest member, Claire Thomson, who will be our Volunteer Social Media Co-ordinator!
Claire is currently an Editorial Assistant at Vintage Books. Before this, she worked in a press office and for a feminist literary magazine. From Scotland, she studied English Literature at the University of Glasgow and now lives in North London.
National Flash Fiction Day
Sunday, 25 November 2018
Thursday, 27 September 2018
Wanted: Volunteer Social Media Co-ordinator
Volunteer Social Media Co-ordinator
National Flash Fiction Day (NFFD) is seeking a Volunteer Social Media Co-ordinator. The main purpose of the role is to manage NFFD’s social media channels (Facebook and Twitter) by sharing news, promoting submissions opportunities, events and our anthologies, and showcasing flash fiction that we’ve published for our followers to enjoy!
The role entails:
- Managing and scheduling content across NFFD’s Facebook and Twitter pages, and checking in throughout the week.
- Sharing news and updates about NFFD submission opportunities, sharing NFFD events, and promoting NFFD anthologies.
- Sharing stories “from the archives” of NFFD, especially from our FlashFlood journal.
- Seeking opportunities to help our audience grow, as well as help our audience engage with more flash fiction and NFFD
- Promoting great stories or opportunities from other flash fiction publications that our followers may enjoy.
The role is perfect for someone who loves championing flash fiction.
For further information or to express an interest, please email nationalflashfictionday@gmail.com with Volunteer Social Media Co-ordinator as your subject.
Closing date 31st October 2018
Monday, 27 August 2018
The Future of National Flash Fiction Day
On Saturday 16th June this year, National Flash Fiction Day celebrated its seventh year! NFFD was founded in 2012 by Calum Kerr, and since then we have published hundreds of flash fictions by hundreds of different authors across anthologies, FlashFlood, and other flashy projects! We’ve had numerous readings, launches, workshops, and other events around the country to celebrate flash fiction. This was all thanks to Calum, who decided that this year would be his last NFFD.
There are many ways to say thank you. When Calum stepped down, the future of NFFD was uncertain, but we believed that the best way to say thank you was to keep NFFD going. Flash fiction has truly blossomed across the U.K. and the world, and it wouldn’t feel right if NFFD disappeared.
It is truly exciting to be able to announce that two astounding flash fiction authors will be working alongside me to not only continue NFFD but to raise it to new heights.
Please allow me to formally introduce and welcome Ingrid Jendrzejewski and Diane Simmons as fellow Co-Directors of National Flash Fiction Day!
Please allow me to formally introduce and welcome Ingrid Jendrzejewski and Diane Simmons as fellow Co-Directors of National Flash Fiction Day!
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Saturday, 16 June 2018
Happy National Flash-Fiction Day 2018
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Wednesday, 6 June 2018
National Flash-Fiction Day 2018 is nearly here.
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Ripening: National Flash Fiction Day Anthology 2018 -- Cover Reveal!
We are thrilled to reveal the cover for Ripening: National Flash-Fiction Day Anthology 2018.
This seventh annual instalment of the National Flash-Fiction Day (UK) anthology is overflowing with food-themed flashes. Satiate your hunger for fiction with these delicious stories by new and established flash fiction writers. The authors have cooked up a smorgasbord of entertaining, moving and tantalising flashes for your reading delight. From fudge to oysters, apples to mangoes, gingerbread to (of course!) cake, there’s something in this anthology for everyone to sink their teeth into.
Authors include: Tara Laskowski, Christopher Allen, Nancy Stohlman, Frankie McMillan, Meg Pokrass, Nuala O’Connor, Robert Scotellaro, Alison Powell, Kevlin Henney, Jude Higgins, Tim Stevenson, Angela Readman, Megan Giddings, Joanna Campbell, Diane Simmons, and NFFD co-directors, Calum Kerr and Santino Prinzi.
The editors are Santino Prinzi and Alison Powell.
Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Introducing the National Flash Fiction Anthology 2018
We're absolutely thrilled to be able to share the title of this year's National Flash Fiction Day anthology, along with our full line-up!
This year's title is borrowed from a stunning and moving flash fiction by Alicia Bakewell.
The cover will be revealed in the near future, and below you can read the full line-up of authors who'll feature in this year's anthology! We can't wait to share all of these stories with you!
Ripening: National Flash Fiction Day Anthology 2018
This year's title is borrowed from a stunning and moving flash fiction by Alicia Bakewell.
The cover will be revealed in the near future, and below you can read the full line-up of authors who'll feature in this year's anthology! We can't wait to share all of these stories with you!
Ripening: National Flash Fiction Day Anthology 2018
Alison Powell | Have Your Cake |
Joanna Campbell | Gingerbread |
Abi Hynes | How to Eat a Grape |
Helen Rye | Me ‘N’ Claudz Of A Friday Night Down The Chippy And The Oasis Bar |
Kymm Coveny | Popcorn |
Anna Rymer | Eight Weeks Old |
Tim Stevenson | Not for the Body |
Sharon Telfer | Caramel Baby |
Damhnait Monaghan | Habits |
Nan Wigington | Famous Last Meals |
Leonora Desar | The Hot Fudge Lady |
Deborah Meltvedt | Farmer's Market |
Sara Chansarkar | Mango Pulp |
E. P. Chiew | For the Love of a Bagel |
Emily Devane | The Apple Seekers |
Kevlin Henney | No Carbonara |
Olga Wojtas | Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art |
Emma Harding | Say It with a Cake |
Sarah Evans | The Word Eater |
Sylvia Petter | Oysters |
H Anthony Hildebrand | Ewei |
Megan Giddings | Milk and Eggs |
FJ Morris | The Root of It |
A. E. Weisgerber | Knoxville |
Sophie van Llewyn | Hi, Dad, How've You Been? |
Philip Charter | The Change |
Claire Polders | A Tasting of European Chefs |
Jude Higgins | The Ways of the Flesh |
Nancy Stohlman | The Pilgrimage |
Christopher M Drew | A Turn of the Tide |
Erica Plouffe Lazure | The Italic |
Alicia Bakewell | Ripening |
Judy Darley | Cornish Gold |
Laura Pearson | Not Love, Not Carbohydrates |
Gay Degani | Troy Mills |
Calum Kerr | Cooking on Gas |
Anne Summerfield | Only Now Can I Think of All The Things I Should Have Said |
Sal Page | A Fifteen Stone Woman, with a Six Stone Daughter Who Will Not Eat, Writes Shopping Lists |
Rachael Dunlop | Border Line |
J. E. Kennedy | An Offering |
Angela Readman | Attack of the Robot Grannies |
TM Upchurch | Plum Skin |
Nuala O'Connor | Sponge |
Diane Simmons | A Picnic in the Park |
Stephanie Hutton | Nourishment |
Robert Scotellaro | The Polygamist's Three Wives |
Ros Woolner | Make a Wish |
Gemma Govier | Bass Drums and Trumpets for Tea |
Ingrid Jendrzejewski | On the Wabash |
Frankie McMillan | The Happy Eggs from Podomosky |
Meg Pokrass | Culinary |
Nadia Stone | Yaya's Pips |
David Cook | The Shock Of The New Breakfasts |
Jacqueline Saville | It's Not Her |
Jan Kaneen | Sour |
Santino Prinzi | Nonni |
Charlotte Wührer | Shipwreck Feast |
KM Elkes | Late Blackberries |
Poppy O'Neill | The Creator is Disturbed at Her Vanity by the Cries of Mankind |
Christopher Allen | Samuel is Mango |
Ioanna Mavrou | Weekends in Waianae |
Jennifer Harvey | Thirteen |
Tara Laskowski | Goodnight Mush |
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Fiona J. Mackintosh | The Birth of the Baptist |
Charmaine Wilkerson | Pull |
Rachael Dunlop | A Nice Bit of Linoleum |
Lisa Ferranti | Fifth Grade |
Amanda O'Callaghan | Death of a Friend |
Catherine Edmunds | Forgetting, Remembering |
Rebecca Field | Things I Never Saw Again After You Dumped Me By Text Message |
Alan Beard | 1990 |
Elaine Dillon | Louise |
Anita Goveas | White Lies |
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