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The next Reading Group meeting will take place (via Zoom) next week, on Monday 27th October at 5pm (UK time). During the meeting, we will be discussing Elena’s reading suggestion: the short story “Theatre 6” by Sarah Hall. The text can be accessed from this link. Our conversation will focus on the following key questions... |
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Residency: BCLT Translation Residencies
The BCLT residencies are designed to be a collaboration between the translators-in-residence and the BCLT, whose main activities focus on the promotion of literary translation both as a professional activity and an academic discipline. We will work with the chosen translators to shape the role in accordance with their individual interests and skills. The residencies...
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Come listen to the new flash fiction created by PesText festival members and ENSFR members! |
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The ENSFR Reading Group's next meeting will take place on Monday 17th November at 5pm (UK time) on Zoom. We will be discussing the short story “Brokeback Mountain” by Annie Proulx. Please email this address if you're interested in joining and we will send you a Zoom link and more information: ensfrreadinggroupgmailcom |
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The ENSFR is delighted to present an exclusive interview with Farhana Shaikh, the founder of Dahlia Books, a pioneering short story press championing diverse and underrepresented voices. Dahlia Books is a small independent publisher based in Leicester, UK which was established in 2010. They publish 2-4 books each year and build new audiences through their... |
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Competition Deadline: Inkspot Publishing’s Inaugural Short Story Competition
From the competition website: Following the sad demise of the Chipping Norton Literary Festival, Inkspot is picking up the baton and we’re looking forward to receiving entries from writers from far and wide. Details Judge: Kate Nash, Literary Agent Sponsor: World Privilege Plus Entry fee: £10 for stories up to 2,500 words. £15 for stories...
Competition Deadline: Fish Short Story Prize
From the competition website: Judge: Sean Lusk - Novelist and short story writer Word Limit: 5,000 Closes: 30 Nov '25 Results: 17 March '26 Anthology Published: July '26 Entry Fees: €24 / €16 subsequent entries. (Optional Critique €65) Prizes: Top ten stories will be published in the FISH ANTHOLOGY 2026. 1st: €3,000 plus 5 day Short Story Workshop at the... |