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.
This year, on June 16, a new anthology of flash fictions launched in Wellington. We celebrated Bloomsday with voices...
This month we congratulate New York writer Sara Lippmann on her new story collection – called ‘daring and fearless’ by...
About the book Princess, priestess, runaway, slave-girl, heiress, aquatic siren: women live thousands of lives in the...
April 2021 Āe a new pukapuka, and after a slight hitch involving an ambulance and surgery, we headed off on the road...
A conversation with the poet/ artist Flash Frontier: Your work, both poetry and art, carries an environmental kaupapa....
About The Elsewhere The Elsewhere, Philip Brady’s magnum opus of line and sentence, gathers the before and beyond to...
About Going Short: An Invitation to Flash Fiction Once you go short... you don’t come back! Flash fiction is changing...
About the book Someone or something is missing from their lives. The manuscript for Seventy Percent Water won the 2020...
Tina Shaw’s new novel was released March 24 – one day before New Zealand went to Level 4 Alert Lockdown. It’s an...
Eleanor Walsh won the 2019 Ad Hoc Novella-In-Flash Competition. The winning book, Birds with Horse Hearts, is set in...
An extract from Here Comes Another Vital Moment (Godwit 2006), written when Diane accompanied her husband, Philip...
About Deadpan The title of James Norcliffe’s tenth poetry collection points deftly to the way it conveys big emotions...
About the book A New Zealand Navy frigate torpedoes a boat full of refugees fleeing a drowning country and Nasimul...
Author commentary Invisibly Breathing is told from the point of view of two sixteen-year-old protagonists: Felix...
About the book Where Oceans Meet is a collection of stories in which characters yearn for connection but sometimes...
the everrumble – a small novel in small forms A poetic imagining of intense focus and sweeping ideas. About the book...
Introduction by Helen Rickerby, Managing Editor of Seraph Press When I first started the Seraph Press Translation...
Book launch 2.00 pm, Sunday 10 March, 2019 Nectar Lounge, Kingslander Hotel New North Road, Auckland Free admission...
Launch details Come and celebrate the new poetry collection by Christchurch poet and Flash Frontier editor Gail...
In the author's words... Over the summer of 2016/2017, I decided to put pieces of my published work together, with the...
ISBN (paperback) 978-1-925536-58-4 ISBN (eBook) 978-1-925536-59-1 "Some say there is madness in a wind like this. It...
ContentsDecember 2017 Issue: 1000 WORDS Feature Artist: Rebecca Harris Micro Feature: Best Small Fictions Micro...
October 2013 This month, we focus on four books by writers of short prose. And since this is an international issue,...