My flash fiction, ‘The Fortune Seeker’, has been published today by Litro Magazine as a part of their #FlashFriday weekly feature. You can read it by following this link here: Litro Magazine.
I’m so proud to have a story published by Litro Magazine, and I hope you all enjoy reading it. ‘The Fortune Seeker’ is about a young woman called Lorna who wants to discover the meaning behind her recurring dream…
The second of three pieces to be published by Sick Lit Magazine this month is now available to read online. It is called ‘The Domesticated Creature’ and I’m so happy it has found its home at Sick Lit Magazine. I’d written this flash fiction a few years ago, one of my first ever ones actually, and you can read it by following this link here: ‘The Domesticated Creature’. You’ll like this one if you like cats!
The 2016 National Flash Fiction Day Anthology, A Box of Stars Beneath the Bed, is out NOW!
This collection already has a special place in my heart, as it was the first anthology where I have been involved with as an Editor, supporting Calum Kerr and Nuala Ní Chonchúir with a lot of the behind-the-scenes activities.
The anthology features my story ‘Ten Things that Happened After My Funeral’. The story is about a man who finds himself in limbo, and the rest is, from the title, pretty self-explanatory.
There are so many extremely talented authors in this anthology, and all of the stories are wonderful. Some of the authors include the likes of: Meg Pokrass, Paul McVeigh, Claire Fuller, Sarah Hilary, Angela Readman, Calum Kerr, Nuala Ní Chonchúir, Diane Simmons, Nik Perring, Kevlin Henney, Tim Stevenson, Michelle Elvy, Debbie Young, Ashley Chantler, Jane Roberts, Jonathan Pinnock, K.M. Elkes, Chris Stanley, and so many more!
To purchase the paperback edition of the anthology, please follow this link here: BUY! The Kindle edition will be available very soon!
I have never done a reading before, and this Summer I’ll be doing two!
With: Meg Pokrass, Carrie Etter, K M Elkes, Diane Simmons, and Santino Prinzi.
To say I’m excited to be reading at these two events is an understatement. I’ll be preforming alongside writers who are inspirations to me. Now, I must decide what to read, but whatever I do choose to read I know I’ll be bringing my absolute best. I’m excited!
If you’re interested in finding out more, please click either hyperlink.
My short piece, ‘Between the Notes’, has been published in the inaugural issue of Ink In Thirds and is now available to read by following this link here.
I hope you enjoy reading it, as well as the other brilliant poetry and prose published in this issue, and maybe consider submitting your own writing to the journal for their second issue!
‘Lovelocked’ has been published today by the brilliant Ink Sweat & Tears. It’s about love locks, but this flash isn’t as twee as the love locks you see fastened to bridges…
I’m super proud to have been published by this webzine. I love the prose and poetry they publish, and you should definitely check them out.
You can read ‘Lovelocked’ by following this link here.
A prose poem of mine, ‘Between the Notes’, has been accepted for the inaugural issue from Ink in Thirds.
To find out more about them, and for details about submitting your own writing, please follow this link here to their website.
A magazine of poised prose, precarious poetry, and photography that makes us want to pilot our own realms again.
My flash fiction, ‘Just Like Mummy’ has now been published over at the incredible CHEAP POP and it is available to read by following this link here.
I’m so happy this story has found a home. ‘Just Like Mummy’ is about a little girl who wants to grow up to be like her mum, though she probably shouldn’t… It’s innocent and dark… you’ll see what I mean.
I hope you enjoy reading ‘Just Like Mummy’ and I wholeheartedly encourage you to read the other fiction CHEAP POP have published because they’re powerful pieces which will stay with you long after reading. They really do pop!
My flash fiction ‘Seeing Red’ has been published in issue 2 of Rockland. It is available to read below, but if you find yourself in London you should pick up a copy of their latest issue. It’s free, and available from different outlets, detailed on their website and Twitter (@rocklandlit).
My flash fiction, ‘Backspace’, is now available to read at the Journal of Microliterature now! It’s about all the things we wish we could say on social media but decide not to. You can read it by following this link here.
Santino Prinzi 