Ancients: Dark Drabbles #10
My Flash Fiction: Tying Up Loose Ends and Unfeeling Dawn will be published inside.
Publisher: Black Hare Press.
Publication Date: TBC 2020.
Publisher: Black Hare Press.
Publication Date: TBC 2020.
The Bookends Review: Best of 2019
Founded in 2012, The Bookends Review is an independent creative arts journal dedicated to bringing you the best original fiction, nonfiction, poetry, interviews, essays, book reviews, and visual/musical works from around the world.
This anthology comprises a collection of the best pieces published by 'The Bookends Review' in 2019. At over 200 pages, it's by far their lengthiest anthology yet!
My Flash Fiction: Her Big Day is published inside.
Publisher: The Bookends Review.
Publication Date: 14th April 2020.
This anthology comprises a collection of the best pieces published by 'The Bookends Review' in 2019. At over 200 pages, it's by far their lengthiest anthology yet!
My Flash Fiction: Her Big Day is published inside.
Publisher: The Bookends Review.
Publication Date: 14th April 2020.
Oceans: Dark Drabbles #9
Savage sirens, selkies, sailors, serpents, suckers, and sea monsters.
What miracles can one hundred debut to bestselling authors do with 100 words?
My Flash Fiction: Neptune's Bounty is published inside.
Publisher: Black Hare Press.
Publication Date: 14th April 2020.
What miracles can one hundred debut to bestselling authors do with 100 words?
My Flash Fiction: Neptune's Bounty is published inside.
Publisher: Black Hare Press.
Publication Date: 14th April 2020.
Forgotten Ones: Drabbles of Myth and Legend
For as long as men have lived, myths and legends have permeated cultures across the globe. But for every known monster, are there creatures of lore, gods of fable, and rituals of old that have been forgotten by time?
Delve into the darkness that came before and witness over 100 short drabbles resurrect the ancient world in 100 words or less.
Featuring award-winning horror and fiction authors from around the world, we dare you to remember the fear of the unknown and to dive headfirst into the beyond.
Within these pages the old gods have awoken and with them, chaos will reign again.
My Flash Fiction: Baby Doll is published inside.
Publisher: Eerie River Publishing.
Publication Date: 21st March 2020.
Delve into the darkness that came before and witness over 100 short drabbles resurrect the ancient world in 100 words or less.
Featuring award-winning horror and fiction authors from around the world, we dare you to remember the fear of the unknown and to dive headfirst into the beyond.
Within these pages the old gods have awoken and with them, chaos will reign again.
My Flash Fiction: Baby Doll is published inside.
Publisher: Eerie River Publishing.
Publication Date: 21st March 2020.
Flash #MyLandmarks
The Museum of Walking ran a My Landmarks flash fiction competition, which looked for flash fiction responding to a favourite location or landmark of the author. The competition closed on the 30th September and had a total of nine winners who have since been published in MyLandmarks, a limited edition chapbook, published by Sampson Low Publishers.
My Flash Fiction: Summer in Sannomachi is published inside.
Publisher: Sampson Low Publishers.
Publication Date: 15th November 2019.
My Flash Fiction: Summer in Sannomachi is published inside.
Publisher: Sampson Low Publishers.
Publication Date: 15th November 2019.
73rd Basho Memorial Haiku Anthology
The annual Basho Memorial Haiku Contest aims to celebrate the renowned Haiku poet Matsuo Basho. Now in its 73rd year, the competition selects two grand-prize winners and twenty honourable mentions from a pool of thousands of entries. These twenty-two selected entries are then collected into an anthology which is produced and sold in Japan each year.
My Haiku:Winter Coat is published inside.
Publisher: Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 7th October 2019.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
My Haiku:Winter Coat is published inside.
Publisher: Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 7th October 2019.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
Shipwrecked
To celebrate the 300th anniversary of the publication of Robinson Crusoe published on the 25 April 1719, and to complement our Crusoe300 Flash Fiction Walkshop, the Museum of Walking ran a Crusoe300 flash fiction competition. The competition, which looked for flash fiction taking a contemporary response to the themes of Robinson Crusoe, opened on the 1st April and had a total of eight winners who were published in Shipwrecked, a limited edition chapbook, published by Sampson Low Publishers.
My Flash Fiction: Establishing Connection is published inside.
Publisher: Sampson Low Publishers.
Publication Date: 11th August 2019.
My Flash Fiction: Establishing Connection is published inside.
Publisher: Sampson Low Publishers.
Publication Date: 11th August 2019.
11th Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum Haiku Contest Selected Haiku Submissions Collection
The annual Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum Haiku Contest aims to celebrate the renowned Haiku poet Matsuo Basho. Each year, the Memorial Museum, in conjunction with the Yamagata City Culture Foundation, select three winners from four different divisions, as well as select Haiku for publication in their annual collection anthology from those entries submitted. The judging panel for the 11th Contest included Takehisa Iijima, President of the International Association of Japanese Studies.
My Haiku: Musty Book and Border Wall are published inside.
Publisher: Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 31st July 2019.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
My Haiku: Musty Book and Border Wall are published inside.
Publisher: Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 31st July 2019.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
10th Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum Haiku Contest Selected Haiku Submissions Collection
The annual Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum Haiku Contest aims to celebrate the renowned Haiku poet Matsuo Basho. Each year, the Memorial Museum, in conjunction with the Yamagata City Culture Foundation, select three winners from four different divisions, as well as select Haiku for publication in their annual collection anthology from those entries submitted. The judging panel for the 10th Contest included Takehisa Iijima, President of the International Association of Japanese Studies.
My Haiku: Nest and Wisteria are published inside.
Publisher: Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 20th August 2018.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
My Haiku: Nest and Wisteria are published inside.
Publisher: Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 20th August 2018.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
8th Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum Haiku Contest Selected Haiku Submissions Collection
The annual Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum Haiku Contest aims to celebrate the renowned Haiku poet Matsuo Basho. Each year, the Memorial Museum, in conjunction with the Yamagata City Culture Foundation, select three winners from four different divisions, as well as select Haiku for publication in their annual collection anthology from those entries submitted. The judging panel for the 8th Contest included Takehisa Iijima, President of the International Association of Japanese Studies.
My Haiku: Fireflies and Fire are published inside.
Publisher: Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 28th July 2016.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
My Haiku: Fireflies and Fire are published inside.
Publisher: Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum.
Publication Date: 28th July 2016.
My Haiku can be found online: on the Basho Memorial Museum website.
Wicked Young Writer Awards Anthology 2016
The “prestigious Wicked Young Writer Awards” (The Times) was established by the long-running musical Wicked in order to link the important messages of the production with a competition that would inspire young people to use their writing to look at life a little differently. Since its launch in 2010, they have received over 20,000 entries to the award. A shortlist of 120 entrants were invited to a very special prize event at the Apollo Victoria Theatre and published within this annual Wicked Young Writer Awards Anthology. My story Clouding the Future came second overall in the 18-25 category, earning a 'Highly Commended' accolade.
My Short Story: Clouding the Future is published inside.
Publisher: ArtsLink.
Publication Date: 24th June 2016.
The text of the story can be viewed below: in the Wicked Young Writer Awards 18-25 Finalists' Anthology.
My Short Story: Clouding the Future is published inside.
Publisher: ArtsLink.
Publication Date: 24th June 2016.
The text of the story can be viewed below: in the Wicked Young Writer Awards 18-25 Finalists' Anthology.
| Wicked Young Writer Awards Anthology 2016, 18-25 Category |
Inspired By Ghandi
Sampad's 'Inspired by Ghandi' international writing competition provided an opportunity for writers to connect with this immensely philosophical and influential thinker and leader, and express their own response through inspired writing. The publication which will be produced at the end of the competition will be a valuable educational tool and source of inspiration for young people in schools and colleges and beyond, helping to keep Gandhi’s message alive for future generations.
My Flash Fiction: Attribute of the Strong is published inside.
Publisher: Sampad.
Publication Date: 12th October 2015.
The text of the story can be found online: in my personal portfolio.
My Flash Fiction: Attribute of the Strong is published inside.
Publisher: Sampad.
Publication Date: 12th October 2015.
The text of the story can be found online: in my personal portfolio.
That Which We Do Not Understand
To celebrate 10 years of Ameila's Magazine supporting emerging artists and writers, Amelia's House produced a one-off limited edition collectible artists’ book that featured artworks, fiction, poetry, artist interviews and musings on the theme of 'That Which We Do Not Understand'. The books is available online and in a few prestigious bookshops, including the Tate Modern.
My Flash Fiction: Mrs. Ozeki is published inside.
Publisher: Amelia's House.
Publication Date: 11th December 2014.
The text of the story can be found online: in my personal portfolio.
My Flash Fiction: Mrs. Ozeki is published inside.
Publisher: Amelia's House.
Publication Date: 11th December 2014.
The text of the story can be found online: in my personal portfolio.
Inspired By My Museum
Sampad and the British Council's 'Inspired by My Museum' international writing competition, called on budding writers to record and share their personal reactions, connections or experiences inspired by a visit to a museum. This anthology contains all the winning poems, short stories and reportages.
My Flash Fiction: In the Tea Leaves is published inside.
Publisher: Sampad and the British Council.
Publication Date: 19th November 2014.
The text of the story can be found online: in my personal portfolio.
My Flash Fiction: In the Tea Leaves is published inside.
Publisher: Sampad and the British Council.
Publication Date: 19th November 2014.
The text of the story can be found online: in my personal portfolio.
Darker Times Collection: Volume Two
The terrifying tales in this volume are the results of monthly writing competitions that are run by 'Darker Times Fiction' at www.darkertimes.co.uk. Each month, there is a winner, three or more runners up, and the opportunity for some honourable mentions. This second collection includes entries from May 2013 – February 2014 and is separated into a Flash Fiction section (for this, writers were given a limit of approximately 500 words) and a Poetry section (with a limit of 1000). So, what can you expect from this collection? The aim of the competition is to write about the theme of 'darker times'. This can be interpreted in any way the author sees fit, and this is where it gets interesting. This is where we delve deep into the minds of our writers, where we see what secrets they've been harbouring, where we come to the main question that this volume is based on: what scares us the most?
My Six Flash Fictions: Chains, Her Watchers, Slumber, Teddy's Little Secret, Castaway and The Sssilent Killer are published inside.
Publisher: Darker Times Fiction.
Publication Date: 17th March 2014.
The stories can be viewed online: on the Darker Times website.
My Six Flash Fictions: Chains, Her Watchers, Slumber, Teddy's Little Secret, Castaway and The Sssilent Killer are published inside.
Publisher: Darker Times Fiction.
Publication Date: 17th March 2014.
The stories can be viewed online: on the Darker Times website.
Darker Times Collection: Volume One
The terrifying tales in this volume are the results of monthly writing competitions that are run by 'Darker Times Fiction' at www.darkertimes.co.uk. Each month, there is a winner, three or more runners up, and the opportunity for some honourable mentions. This first collection includes entries from November 2012 – April 2013 and is separated into a Flash Fiction section (for this, writers were given a limit of approximately 500 words) and a Poetry section (with a limit of 1000). So, what can you expect from this collection? The aim of the competition is to write about the theme of 'darker times'. This can be interpreted in any way the author sees fit, and this is where it gets interesting. This is where we delve deep into the minds of our writers, where we see what secrets they've been harbouring, where we come to the main question that this volume is based on: what scares us the most?
My Three Flash Fictions: The Gift, Rose and Tokyo Dreams are published inside.
Publisher: Darker Times Fiction.
Publication Date: 19th May 2013.
The stories can be viewed online: on the Darker Times website.
My Three Flash Fictions: The Gift, Rose and Tokyo Dreams are published inside.
Publisher: Darker Times Fiction.
Publication Date: 19th May 2013.
The stories can be viewed online: on the Darker Times website.
