Flash fan, poet, short fiction writer. Likes actual and imaginary travel. Words: 2nd place Bath Flash June 2021, Best Microfiction 2022, Free Flash Fiction Competition Winner.
Emma Phillips
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Massively excited for this!
Yay! Made the flood with a micro 'Brandi Says the Tooth Fairy Loves Her Best' in the early evening of NFFD. Excited to wade in the flood. Thanks to the team of editors for all their hard work.
Huge thanks to judge Rosaleen Lynch @rosaleenlynch.bsky.social and Ian @freeflashfiction.bsky.social
for this. Chuffed to bits to have won this competition.
This is gorgeous, beautiful imagery.
Love this story by @helennewdick.bsky.social. Clever, funny and a punchy ending.
A micro of mine is in here. Wide range of themes in this issue. I enjoyed reading it.
Read this if you remember travelling pre internet, when the world was your oyster, there was no social media and your folks had no clue about your antics. Actually, just read it.
Delighted that my story, Gravel, was Highly Commended by judge @rosaleenlynch.bsky.social in this fab competition. Huge thanks to Rosaleen and to Ian Rushton at @freeflashfiction.bsky.social 😍
As Chosen by Judge Rosaleen Lynch
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FFF Competition Thirty-Three Highly Commended:
Renovations
by
Keenan Sands
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FlashFlood Journal by National Flash Fiction Day @natflashfictionday.bsky.social ⭐ is accepting submissions through Duosuma. #WritingCommunity
by Emma Phillips We’re astronauts, floating. I’m the stronger swimmer. Hey, you say, it’s as if we could reach out and pocket the Earth. Like a marble, like God. I grin at the contrast...
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I’ve been watching the walls dissolve for three weeks now. Not dramatically – they simply become less certain of themselves each morning. My neighbour insists it’s just condensation, but I’ve seen the...
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FlashFlood Journal by National Flash Fiction Day @natflashfictionday.bsky.social ⭐ is accepting submissions through Duosuma. #WritingCommunity
As Chosen by Judge Rosaleen Lynch
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The Competition Thirty-Three Winning Flash Fiction:
My Sister’s Second Word
by
Emma Phillips
@words-outwest.bsky.social
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As Chosen by Judge Rosaleen Lynch
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FFF Competition Thirty-Three Shortlisted:
Life needs a 3D printer
by
Helen Newdick
@helennewdick.bsky.social
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Thanks @wilsonkoewing.bsky.social for publishing this one.
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All our FlashFlood editors have been busy over the last few days. So far we have accepted stories from the following: Spain, UAE, Australia, France, USA, Turkey, Nigeria, UK, Canada, India & Greece! Let me know if we’ve missed anywhere.Sub details here: flashfloodjournal.blogspot.com/p/submission...
Aimee designs plastic dinosaurs for kids. The computer slices her designs and the 3D printer deposits the material, one layer at a time. When she’s done, they have facial expressions like they could e...
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No was my sister’s second word. Her first was dada, which Mom said didn’t count because it was an extension of babble. No came after and my sister would yell it until she was red and streaked with sno...
Strasbourg 5 am. A heron’s heavy row across a blue July sky, over green gravel lakes beside the motorway. We’re sixteen. Hungover French drizzles from our English tongues as we waste away with the was...
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ALT: a blue globe with a black base and a black border
As Chosen by Judge Rosaleen Lynch
@rosaleenlynch.bsky.social
FFF Competition Thirty-Three Shortlisted:
The Carriers of Light
by
Amanda Losinski
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As Chosen by Judge Rosaleen Lynch
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FFF Competition Thirty-Three Highly Commended:
Gravel
by
S. A. Greene
@sagreene1.bsky.social
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Update announcement #ThirdAnthology
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This is your Captain speaking ...
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In the land of gloom and gunmetal shadows, the citizens carried jars of light. Many hid this treasure away under layers of clothing or sealed tight in rucksacks strapped to their backs, for there was ...
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He’s been at the precinct the past three Wednesdays, trying to sell driveways made of gravel and resin. Kathy and I discussed him in Birds. Who’d want a job standing out in the cold like that all day?...
Hello Balloonists. We’ve sent out all the emails to the poets whose poems will form our third anthology (new working title Aeronauts Away! Awesome Adventures in a Poetry Balloon). The wonderful Col…
