This month, Michelle Elvy talked with the 2025 Best Small Fictions Guest Editor Robert Shapard, whose new collection,...
Michelle Elvy: You are the author of several collections. How do you go about pulling together a set of stories into a...
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.
Winner of the ATB | ITK 2023 award for a hybrid collection. Launching August 17 at Time Out Books in Auckland!...
On July 25, former Flash Frontier editor Gail Ingram launched her third poetry collection. We had a long chat with her...
Sandra Arnold’s new flash fiction collection, Below Ground, was released in the UK on 24 June and launched on the...
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.
Flash Frontier Editor Michelle Elvy talks with Robert Scotellaro about writing micros –from the precision of the form...
About the book Pav Deconstructed: Pavlova through the eyes of everyday Kiwis is a luscious, hard-cover,...
This month we talk with former associate editor of Flash Frontier and frequent flash writer Nod Ghosh and hear about...
This new book launched in September; we’re glad to sit down with frequent contributor and flash fiction writer Kate...
Flash Frontier editor Rachel Smith talks with Gail Ingram about navigating female roles, inspiration and identity in...
Catherine McNamara launches her new collection at the Australian Short Story Festival in Adelaide, South Australia, in...
This new book celebrates all things haibun – the form, craft and fun in writing and reading these small pieces of...
Flash Frontier: Congratulations on your new book! You have written various forms in your long writing career:...
These deeply original stories create a mesmerising kaleidoscope of experience. –Booklist It has been more than thirty...
Piet Nieuwland has been a frequent contributor to Flash Frontier. Here we talk with him about his new collection, We...
We celebrate two new pocket poetry paperbacks, published in 2023 by flying island books / Cerberus Press. te...
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.
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.
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 Steve Almond, and a novel coming later this year.
Princess, priestess, runaway, slave-girl, heiress, aquatic siren: women live thousands of lives in the flash fiction of Riham Adly, sometimes in the course of one story.
April 2021 Āe a new pukapuka, and after a slight hitch involving an ambulance and surgery, we headed off on the road...