Digby Webster is a visual and performing artist. He works across a range of disciplines with extensive and varied dance and performance experience.
This month, we celebrate Flash Frontier editor and multi-talented writer James Norcliffe, who enjoyed a standout year in 2022 with the publication of his new YA book, The Crate.
Michelle Elvy talks with Helen Heath and Mikaela Nyman. Mikaela translated a set of Helen’s poetry in 2022, and it was included in the Helsinki Bookfair in October.
This month Flash Frontier interviews Tara L. Masih about her new collection 'How We Disappear!' We ask what themes connect the novella and the stories and how it came about.
This month Flash Frontier interviews Elizabeth Morton, author of the terrific new collection 'Naming the Beasts' and how it's different to two earlier collections.
In conversation with editor Gail Ingram we ask Rose Collins about her debut poetry collection My Thoughts Are All of Swimming, which won the inaugural John O’Connor Award.
Under a Big Sky is tethered specifically to 2020, and follows the ups and downs of producing food in the face of a debilitating drought, Covid lockdowns, and family illness.
Launching at the Queenstown Literary Festival mid-November, these are dark stories. Flash Frontier asks Bethany Rogers about where the inspirations come from.
On seeing and feeling
Flash Frontier: You have noted before: ‘For me art is about ‘feeling’, poetic descriptions ...
Congratulations! You’ve just won the 2022 NFFD competition with your story ‘Golden phoenix, grey hen’. Can you tell us something about this story?
A series featuring writers whose work was published in early issues of Flash Frontier.
Celebrating five winners from our first 10 years of Flash Frontier.
The South Island Writers’ Association (SIWA) is an Ōtautahi based writing group. Established in 1963, SIWA ...
This year, on June 16, a new anthology of flash fictions launched in Wellington. We celebrated Bloomsday with ...
The Face of Thunder – a Design of Obsession
A small story, in English and Portuguese
I was never ...
The Flash Frontier editors have been busy this year, producing poetry and short stories, novels for young people, ...
Artist statement
First published at Long Poem Magazine
To be able to explore the jaguar corridor and the ...
Panoni te ao Change is the only constant
Māori identity is not a fixed phenomenon, it is dynamic,
shaped by ...
Feminine Rising: Voices of Power and Invisibility, Edited by Andrea Fekete and Lara Lillibridge
With COVID ...
For the year-end DOORS issue, we asked poet Siobhan Collins and flash fiction writer and publisher Jude Higgins to ...
I was in a bad place
to stay in touch with you
and I am not sure if you have
any questions or concerns. ...
An excerpt from her recently published book about walking Te Araroa
A dewy frost coats the ground and tunnel webs ...
This month, in addition to the stories from Aotearoa New Zealand for Matariki, we also introduce stories and poems ...
An interview with founding collectors Robert Shapard, Tara Lynn Masih, Robert Scotellaro, Pamela Painter and Tom ...
Panelists
Christopher Allen, SmokeLong Quarterly (Germany), is the author of the flash fiction collection Other ...
Contributors
Best Microfiction 2020
Steven John’s writing has appeared in Pithead Chapel, Bending Genres, Spelk, ...
This year’s judges for the adult competition were Sandra Arnold and Helen Heath. Thank you for sharing comments on ...
After the second major earthquake in Christchurch in 2011, I wrote a short story to capture some of the horror ...
This month, we caught up with Napier poet Jeremy Roberts to talk about character-building (in story and real life ...
Zana Bell: Gill, I was surprised when I first learnt you were writing romance - I'd never thought of you as a ...