Bronwen Griffiths
@bronwengriffiths.bsky.social
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Writer, flash fiction writer, photographer. Author of two novels & two collections of flash fiction. My flash fiction has been published in many lovely magazines & I recently won the Mslexia flash fiction prize. Website: http://bronwengriff.co.uk/
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cherylpappas.bsky.social
I have a new (six-sentence) story up at
@gooseberrypielit.bsky.social, titled "I Dreamt of Dust."

Thanks to editor Jeff Harvey for publishing it!

gooseberry-pie.com/i-dreamt-of-...
A story titled "I Dreamt of Dust" features a black and white photograph of a field.
bronwengriffiths.bsky.social
That's amazing news! Congratulations.
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lumchanmfa.bsky.social
😍😍😍
sfwp.bsky.social
Did you hear the news? BITTER OVER SWEET was featured in @msmagazine.com's list of Most Anticipated Feminist Books of 2025! buff.ly/oD6cAJf

Preorder a copy of BITTER OVER SWEET by @lumchanmfa.bsky.social right here: buff.ly/NJbAI32
@susanschulman.bsky.social
bronwengriffiths.bsky.social
One of the saddest books I have ever read. But so beautiful.
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lateration.bsky.social
turns out you can't manufacture culture without stealing from culture.
bronwengriffiths.bsky.social
I've given my books to Oxfam already.
bronwengriffiths.bsky.social
I've been having a clear out. Books. Clothes etc. I didn't realise how valuable this edition of Ariel was. It's not going to the charity shop! I'm keeping it. Belonged to my mum
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freeflashfiction.bsky.social
FFF Competition Thirty
flash fiction 100/300 Words
1 W £165.00
2 HC £77.00
3 SL £66.00
Judge: Nish X. Hegde
@nishxhegde.bsky.social

£4.40 fee per entry/story via PayPal or Stripe
£2.95 fee per entry via BACS -
ends 23/10/25

#writingcompetitions #flashfiction

freeflashfiction.com/current-comp...
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havehashad.com
Upcoming submission call!

Theme "LUCK"

In honor of the lucky number SEVEN, the call opens at 7pm EDT on October 7th.

Submissions capped at 154 total works: 77 works of "prose" and 77 works of "poetry"

guest eds: @tanyazilinskas.com will curate "prose" & @jlyocum.com willcurate the "poetry"
The theme is "LUCK".

In honor of the lucky number SEVEN, the call opens at 7pm EDT on October 7th.

Submissions capped at 154 total works: 77 works of "prose" and 77 works of "poetry".

POETRY GUIDELINES: Up to 500 words in 77 lines total (titles not included); submit any number of poems as long as totals don't go over this cap.
PROSE GUIDELINES: No more than 500 words per piece.
Form is an illusion, so if the form is strange or some hybrid of prose and poetry, we especially want to see it! We encourage writers with such work to flip a coin to decide which category to submit under.
Tanya Žilinskas will curate the "prose" submissions, J. L. Yocum will curate the "poetry".
All submissions will receive a response within 24 hours
bronwengriffiths.bsky.social
I miss it too. Maybe after I've had my second hip replacement I'll be able to do short hikes again.
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megpillow.bsky.social
So many things to say, but one is that any “journalist” whose first instinct is to tell her staff that she wants to win is going to throw anyone and everyone under the bus in order to make money and ratings. Facts and accuracy are irrelevant to a person gunning to win this media landscape
maxtani.bsky.social
Bari Weiss introduced herself to CBS News staff today on the network's 9AM call, saying she wants to "win," which requires restoring trust to CBS. She also said she was excited for staff to get to know the Free Press, and ended her remarks by saying: "Let's do the fucking news."
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kristinwrites.bsky.social
Ok Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark terrifies me as a kid but I don’t remember anything worthy of a challenge… ?
amlibraryassoc.bsky.social
Oprah Daily took a deep dive into ALA's historic lists of Top 10 Most Challenged Books
to find the 25 most censored titles of the past 25 years. Want to stand up for free speech? Start reading.
https://www.oprahdaily.com/entertainment/g68849151/most-banned-books-today/
#BannedBooksWeek
The Most Banned Books of Our Time Tell a Troubling Story—and the Pattern Is Hard to Ignore
See what the fuss is all about.
www.oprahdaily.com
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oxfordflashfiction.bsky.social
We are thrilled to announce our long-list for the Oxford Flash Fiction Prize 2025!

Congratulations to all of the authors who reached the list and for all those who entered this round!

oxfordflashfictionprize.com/news/
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pleomorphic2.bsky.social
Chuffed to be in this issue of @claudineliterary.bsky.social with my CNF “Friday Night Is”. Thanks to @nomad-sw18.bsky.social for the beta (if we’d been at uni together you would totally have been Shell or Kez, babe)
Thanks @dehardy.bsky.social 🧡🧡🧡
www.claudineliterary.net/sumitrasingam
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lit-namjooning.bsky.social
"A Circus of Songs" by Shome Dasgupta--a quietly moving non-fiction giving us a poetic peek into the author's internal world. Read here: literarynamjooning.wixsite.com/litnam/post/...

#namjooning #namjooningbutliterary
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dinalrelles.bsky.social
it’s been a minute since i’ve published anything, so i’m especially grateful that @matchbooklitmag.bsky.social gave this little musing on love + leavings a home.

you can read the full piece here: matchbooklitmag.com/mb/relles/departures
Departures
by Dina L. Relles
    handed you the promised coffee with an apology: no sugar, no milk, I’m sorry.
 
I don’t need those things, you said, and I fell in impossible love with you all over again.
 
I’d come from my room carrying everything I wanted to happen that didn’t. Now the lobby was too bright and smelled like grapefruits and your face was weary in a way that felt intimate.
 
You spoke quietly to me in the taxi, then held me twice at the terminal, which I took to mean you loved me too, despite.