National Flash Fiction Day

I’m thrilled to share the news that my quirky little story, This is the Year I Learn to Float, which began to form at a SmokeLong Quarterly workshop, with editors, Helen Rye and Christopher Allen, will be published by National Flash Fiction Day in their Flash Flood journal at around on 26 June for National Flash Fiction Day 2021. They will be celebrating their 10th anniversary.

National Flash Fiction Day was founded in 2011 to celebrate all that is exciting and bold and, above all, brief in the world of flash-fiction, and aims to:

  • Promote flash fiction and flash fiction writers in the UK and beyond
  • Inspire new shortform writing
  • Encourage new writers and writers of other forms to explore flash fiction
  • Provide a positive, encouraging, inclusive community for flash fiction writers and readers around the globe

National Flash Fiction Day was founded by Calum Kerr, and is currently run by Santino Prinzi, Ingrid Jendrzejewski and Diane Simmons.

Keep your eyes peeled on the @nationalflashfd Twitter page for lots of flash fiction pieces published through the day on 26 June.

Published by fcmalby

F.C.Malby's debut novel, Take Me to the Castle, won The People’s Book Awards. Her second novel, Dead Drop, is a 'lyrical, daring' thriller, published by Linen Press. Her debut short story collection, My Brother Was a Kangaroo, includes award-winning stories published in literary journals and magazines worldwide. She is a contributor to anthologies including In Defence of Pseudoscience: Reflex Fiction Volume Five (Reflex Press), Unthology 8 (Unthank Books), and Hearing Voices: The Litro Anthology of New Fiction (Kingston University Press) alongside Pulitzer prize winner, Anthony Doerr. Twitter/Instagram @fcmalby | Facebook fcmalbyauthor | www.fcmalby.com

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