In 2016 she was awarded an MA with Distinction in Creative Writing from Chichester University. She has been shortlisted for the Bridport and Fish Flash Fiction prizes, placed in the Reflex Fiction competition and Highly Commended in the NFFD Microfiction competition (2016 & 2020). Her short fiction has been widely published in print journals and online, including: Granta, Brittle Star, Reflex Fiction, Popshot Quarterly, Firewords, Funny Pearls and the Bath Flash Fiction Award anthologies (2019 & 2020). She is on Twitter at Fells was the 2017 Regional Winner (Europe and Canada) for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize. Her next novel, Instructions for the Working Day, will be published in 2022 (Fairlight Books). Her novel, Tying Down The Lion, was published in 2015 (Brick Lane Publishing).
It was shortlisted for the Rubery International Book Award and longlisted for the Edge Hill University Story Prize. Her short story collection, When Planets Slip Their Tracks, was published in 2016 (Ink Tears). Her novella-in-flash, A Safer Way to Fall, was a runner-up in the inaugural Bath Flash Fiction Award and published in How To Make A Window Snake (Ad Hoc Fiction). Joanna’s flash fiction won second place in the 2017 Bridport Prize, for which her short stories have been shortlisted many times. Her short stories have won first place in the 2011 Exeter Writers competition, the 2013 Bath Short Story Award Local Prize, the 2015 London Short Story Prize, the 2018 Magic Oxygen Literary Prize and the 2018 Retreat West Short Story Prize. Joanna Campbell is a full-time writer from the Cotswolds. An instructor for more than 30 years, he teaches the flash narrative in workshops around the world, mostly online these days. His work has appeared in Indiana Review, Split Lip, Booth, The Best Small Fictions and many other fine places. Submissions are open from 1 December 2021 to 15 February 2022.Ĭhristopher Allen is the author of the flash fiction collection Other Household Toxins and the editor-in-chief of SmokeLong Quarterly. The 2022 National Flash Fiction Day Microfiction Competition will be judged by:
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