Flash Fiction Festival Two
Sixty micro fictions written by participants and presenters inspired by the second UK Flash Fiction Festival held in Bristol, July 2018. The stories here, by writers from several different countries, touch on world politics, relationships in all their forms, fantasy and historical themes. Short-short fictions that surprise and linger long.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018 was a wonderfully inclusive, supportive weekend for flash writers at all levels. Its workshops were well varied and inspirational, while the readings gave so much pleasure with the quality and range of the work. Not to be missed next year!"
—Carrie Etter, poet, flash fiction writer and Reader in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018, under the direction of Jude Higgins, is itself a collaborative work of art. It was a deep pleasure to be part of a world where everyone was open, engaged in each other's writing, and made more adventurous by proximity to this community. We talked, we ate, we drank, we wrote. Then we wrote about what had just happened."
—Laurie Stone, writer, critic and teacher.
"A great weekend. A lot of serious work done, but also a lot of fun. If you write, or want to write flash, book for next year as soon as booking opens!"
—Jenny Woodhouse, writer, U3A Group Leader.
"A fabulous weekend from start to finish. Thanks so much for inviting me to book."
—Tim Craig, writer.
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"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018 was a wonderfully inclusive, supportive weekend for flash writers at all levels. Its workshops were well varied and inspirational, while the readings gave so much pleasure with the quality and range of the work. Not to be missed next year!"
—Carrie Etter, poet, flash fiction writer and Reader in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018, under the direction of Jude Higgins, is itself a collaborative work of art. It was a deep pleasure to be part of a world where everyone was open, engaged in each other's writing, and made more adventurous by proximity to this community. We talked, we ate, we drank, we wrote. Then we wrote about what had just happened."
—Laurie Stone, writer, critic and teacher.
"A great weekend. A lot of serious work done, but also a lot of fun. If you write, or want to write flash, book for next year as soon as booking opens!"
—Jenny Woodhouse, writer, U3A Group Leader.
"A fabulous weekend from start to finish. Thanks so much for inviting me to book."
—Tim Craig, writer.
Flash Fiction Festival Two
Sixty micro fictions written by participants and presenters inspired by the second UK Flash Fiction Festival held in Bristol, July 2018. The stories here, by writers from several different countries, touch on world politics, relationships in all their forms, fantasy and historical themes. Short-short fictions that surprise and linger long.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018 was a wonderfully inclusive, supportive weekend for flash writers at all levels. Its workshops were well varied and inspirational, while the readings gave so much pleasure with the quality and range of the work. Not to be missed next year!"
—Carrie Etter, poet, flash fiction writer and Reader in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018, under the direction of Jude Higgins, is itself a collaborative work of art. It was a deep pleasure to be part of a world where everyone was open, engaged in each other's writing, and made more adventurous by proximity to this community. We talked, we ate, we drank, we wrote. Then we wrote about what had just happened."
—Laurie Stone, writer, critic and teacher.
"A great weekend. A lot of serious work done, but also a lot of fun. If you write, or want to write flash, book for next year as soon as booking opens!"
—Jenny Woodhouse, writer, U3A Group Leader.
"A fabulous weekend from start to finish. Thanks so much for inviting me to book."
—Tim Craig, writer.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018 was a wonderfully inclusive, supportive weekend for flash writers at all levels. Its workshops were well varied and inspirational, while the readings gave so much pleasure with the quality and range of the work. Not to be missed next year!"
—Carrie Etter, poet, flash fiction writer and Reader in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
"The Flash Fiction Festival 2018, under the direction of Jude Higgins, is itself a collaborative work of art. It was a deep pleasure to be part of a world where everyone was open, engaged in each other's writing, and made more adventurous by proximity to this community. We talked, we ate, we drank, we wrote. Then we wrote about what had just happened."
—Laurie Stone, writer, critic and teacher.
"A great weekend. A lot of serious work done, but also a lot of fun. If you write, or want to write flash, book for next year as soon as booking opens!"
—Jenny Woodhouse, writer, U3A Group Leader.
"A fabulous weekend from start to finish. Thanks so much for inviting me to book."
—Tim Craig, writer.
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| BN ID: | 2940161340783 |
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| Publisher: | Ad Hoc Fiction |
| Publication date: | 01/18/2019 |
| Series: | Flash Fiction Festival , #2 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 884 KB |
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