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  • Event: Magic and Mechanics, Crafting the Perfect Short Story

    The London Library

    Magic and Mechanics is the innovative new publication from groundbreaking short story publisher Scratch Books, which, like previous publications Reverse Engineering I & II, brings together contemporary stories by some of the very best writers working in the form today, alongside interviews with those writers about how their stories were written. Contributors to the book, Camilla Grudova, Mark Haddon and Amber Medland join fellow short...

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  • Competition Deadline: The BBC National Short Story Award 2026

    From the competition website:   The BBC National Short Story Award 2026 with Cambridge University The British Broadcasting Corporation with Cambridge University Award of £15,000 for the winner £600 for four (4) further shortlisted stories   Enter here.

  • Event: The Subtle Art of Short Fiction with David Hartley, Sarah Schofield and Jonathan Taylor

    Teams

    Tuesday 24 March 2026, 19:00-20:00 GMT (20:00-21:00 CET) Join us to celebrate the launch of The Subtle Art of Short Fiction with a craft-oriented online discussion with acclaimed authors David Hartley, Sarah Schofield and Jonathan Taylor. Expanding on their essays from the new anthology, each will be sharing valuable insights on the complexities of short...

  • Competition Deadline: The Julia & Martin Wilson Short Story Prize 2026

    From the competition website:   Broadway Arts Festival launched a short story prize in order to encourage creativity during the lockdown. The prize is generously sponsored and judged by festival Benefactors Julia & Martin Wilson who read every entry received, from across the world. The competition now takes place every other year. Entries need to be a...

  • Submission Deadline: The EDGE Journal

    From the journal's website:   From the EDGE of Alton is a print publication celebrating local talent and creativity. The ‘EDGE’ represents the importance of inclusivity in the arts. We champion all creative voices, and especially encourage those from the edge of the mainstream, from those who may not feel that their work is worthy...