The Bridport Flash Fiction Prize is perfect for those who enjoy (and excel at) writing within very tight word limits. The prestige of the Bridport Prize means that winning any of their prizes can make agents, editors and publishers take notice.
The 250-word limit means you have to get to the heart of your story from the opening line, but if you can hook the judges instantly, you could be in with a decent chance of success.
The judge for the flash fiction competition is Jasmine Sawers whpse work has won awards from Ploughshares, NANO Fiction, Fractured Lit and Press 53, appearing in Norton’s Flash Fiction America, Best Microfiction, SmokeLong Quarterly and Wigleaf.
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The Bridport Flash Fiction Prize is perfect for those who enjoy (and excel at) writing within very tight word limits. The prestige of the Bridport Prize means that winning any of their prizes can make agents, editors and publishers take notice.
The 250-word limit means you have to get to the heart of your story from the opening line, but if you can hook the judges instantly, you could be in with a decent chance of success.
The judge for the flash fiction competition is Jasmine Sawers whpse work has won awards from Ploughshares, NANO Fiction, Fractured Lit and Press 53, appearing in Norton’s Flash Fiction America, Best Microfiction, SmokeLong Quarterly and Wigleaf.
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