Josie Turner lives in a small town outside London and works for the UK’s National Health Service. Her work has been published in journals including Mslexia, Ellipsis Zine, Brittle Star and Noble/ Gas Qtrly, and her creative non-fiction has appeared…
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Sophie van Llewyn was born in Romania. She now lives in Germany. Her prose has been published by Ambit, the 2017 & 2018 NFFD Anthologies, New Delta Review, Banshee, New South Journal etc. and has been placed in various competitions – including TSS (you can…
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Review by Rupert Dastur Dear readers, A few weeks ago, I received a wonderful looking collection of letters through the post, complete with innovative packaging, wax seal, and a personalised note. There are few things more pleasurable than sitting…
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Stefanie Seddon’s short stories have won the Bristol Short Story Prize and the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Europe & Canada (both 2016), have been shortlisted for the Royal Academy & Pin Drop Studio Short Story Award 2018, and have…
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Joanna Campbell is a full-time writer from the Cotswolds. Her work has been published in numerous literary journals and anthologies, including Mslexia, The Salt Book of New Writing and twice in The Bristol Short Story Award. Her story, ‘Upshots’, won…
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Françoise Harvey grew up on the Isle of Man, but now lives in North East England, where she works as a production editor and is active in the local music scene. Her stories have appeared in Best British Short Stories…
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Emily Devane, a teacher and writer, lives in Ilkley, West Yorkshire. Her stories have been published widely, most recently in Ellipsis and The National Flash Fiction Day Anthology. Emily won the Bath Flash Fiction Award in 2017 and was a Best Small Fictions…
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Joanna Campbell is a full-time writer from the Cotswolds. Her work has been published in numerous literary journals and anthologies, including Mslexia, The Salt Book of New Writing and twice in The Bristol Short Story Award. Her story, ‘Upshots’, won…
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