Alex Reece Abbott is an award-winning NZ-Irish writer, who currently resides in the UK, with work that has been ...
Launched in August 2024, Sharni Wilson’s hybrid collection, One to many and other experiments, won the At The Bay 2023 flash manuscript award for hybrid writing.
‘Stifled by the truth’: Tina Barry in conversation with Michelle Elvy about her imaginative new collection, I Tell ...
Four writers sharing flash fictions that operate outside of the bounds of time, with audio for your listening ...
Mikaela Nyman introduces us to the Sot Sot Storian / Microfiction competition and talks with Anna Naupa and ...
With an interview with joint winner Leina Isno
VANUATU SOT SOT STORIAN 2024 FINALISTS
JOINT FIRST PLACE – ...
Vaughan Rapatahana: Ngā pātai. Can you please tell us your tribal affiliation(s)?
Ruby Solly: Ko Kāi Tahu rātou ...
In this issue's Kōrero, Vaughan Rapatahana talks with Arihia Latham, author of poetry collection Birdspeak, which was published last year by Anahera Press.
We invited former Flash Frontier editor Nod Ghosh to tell us about her recent adventures in rock art.
In June, the Dunedin National Flash Fiction Day community contributed to the year-long UNESCO City of Literature ...
Winner of the ATB | ITK 2023 award for a hybrid collection.
Launching August 17 at Time Out Books in ...
On July 25, former Flash Frontier editor Gail Ingram launched her third poetry collection. We had a long chat with ...
Sandra Arnold’s new flash fiction collection, Below Ground, was released in the UK on 24 June and launched on the ...
In June, we celebrated flash fiction in Aotearoa and around the world. Online, we held our annual Festival of Flash, with panels, readings and conversations.
This month, we are pleased to feature Town, a beautiful, subtly powerful collection from Madeleine Slavick.
Heather McQuillan launched Jenna Heller’s new book, The End of the Beginning, at Scorpio Books on 13 June in Ōtautahi, a flash fiction collection.
Maggie Rainey-Smith launched Janis Freegard’s new book, Wild, Wild Women, at Unity Books on 19 June in Wellington, with a view to what makes this book special.
Discover the works of NFFD 2024 judges from Aotearoa: Lynn Jenner, Rachel O’Neill, James Norcliffe, and Ya-Wen Ho, in this special feature.
‘Brother’ is the 2024 winner of the National Flash Fiction Day competition. We asked the author to share a bit about background, inspiration and writing techniques and flow.
This year, Mikaela Nyman joins our team of editors. We sat down to talk briefly with her as a way of introducing ...
Flash Frontier Editor Michelle Elvy talks with Robert Scotellaro about writing micros –from the precision of the ...
The National Flash Fiction Day competition is open! Details are on the website.
Flash Frontier Editor Rachel ...
We are excited to present this year’s Micro Madness judges, who between them hold such a range of experience and ...
Vaughan Rapatahana: Can you please tell us about your background, i.e., where you are from and so on… of course ...
An introduction from Alex Reece Abbott
We first met through flash fiction, and across the waves, and in my ...
Flash writers and locals from the Whangārei district, Deb Jowitt and Sue Barker, tell us about flash in their ...
Let’s begin with your new exhibition, ‘Rod Eales: Art of the Flower – currently featured at the Eastern Southland Gallery. Gardens and flowers.
Flash writer and local from Queenstown Lakes, Bethany Rogers, tells us about flash in the region and shares some ...
Tracey Slaughter, writer, teacher and editor, tells us about flash in the Waikato region and shares some flash ...
About the book
Pav Deconstructed: Pavlova through the eyes of everyday Kiwis is a luscious, hard-cover, ...