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A Series of Dots

A Series of Dots

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A podcast that discusses all things flash fiction with the people that write it from Ellipsis Zine. We talk to authors and publishers of flash fiction about a range of topics such as how and where they get their inspiration, dealing with rejection, editing, workshops and competitions, carving out time to write, and any advice they’ve received to help sharpen their words. We'll intersperse these interviews with reading of flash fiction from the authors.


Discover more about Ellipsis Zine and flash fiction via our website: ellipsiszine.com


#FlashFiction #Writing #EllipsisZine

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  • Gaynor Jones
    Oct 23 2022

    A podcast that discusses all things flash fiction with the people that write it from Ellipsis Zine. In this episode I talk to writer Gaynor Jones about entering and judging flash fiction competitions. Gaynor also reads two competition-winning pieces: ‘It Was the Horse That Killed Her’ by Matt Kendrick, and her own: 'The Thing Between Your Legs'. Rosie Garland reads her winning flash fiction: ‘This Could be a Story about Swimming’.


    "Once you hit a long list or a short list for a competition, your story is good."


    Show notes

    'It Was the Horse that Killed Her' by Matt Kendrick

    'This Could be a Story abour Swimming' by Rosie Garland

    'The Thing Between Your Legs' by Gaynor Jones

    'Living With It' by Gaynor Jones

    Gaynor Jones: jonzeywriter.com

    Music by Serge Pavkin

    Discover more about Ellipsis Zine via our website: ellipsiszine.com


    #FlashFiction #Writing #EllipsisZine

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    38 min
  • The Commuter
    Sep 29 2022

    A podcast that discusses all things flash fiction with the people that write it from Ellipsis Zine. In this episode I read seven connected pieces of flash fiction about one man's struggle with his daily commute, entitled 'The Commuter'. If you have a similar collection of flash fiction or flash fictions on a theme, and would like to read them for a future episode, please get in touch.


    I’m not entirely sure if they were fighting to get on or to get off the train.


    Show notes

    01:30 - Departure

    04:12 - Missed Connection

    05:42 - Tunnel Vision

    07:09 - Platform, Ringside

    09:22 - Family Ticket

    11:37 - No Access Beyond this Point

    14:32 - Single Return

    Read 'The Commuter'

    Music and audio effects via pixabay.com

    Discover more about Ellipsis Zine and flash fiction via our website: ellipsiszine.com


    #FlashFiction #Writing #EllipsisZine

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    17 min
  • Nick Black
    Sep 15 2022

    A podcast that discusses all things flash fiction with the people that write it from Ellipsis Zine. In this episode I talk to writer Nick Black about his new flash fiction collection 'Positive and Negative', literary competitions, and writing one story per year. Nick also reads three pieces from his collection 'Lottie's Husband out of His Skin', 'I Am What I Am' and 'Yard Sale'.


    "Write what you want to write and what you want to read."


    Show notes

    ‘Positive and Negative’ by Nick Black

    ‘April 5, 1991’ by Sara Lippmann

    ‘Even Dead I’m Neurotic’ by Nick Black

    ‘Life Between the Tides’ by Adam Nicolson

    ‘Love letters: Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West’

    Music by Serge Pavkin

    Discover more about Ellipsis Zine via our website: ellipsiszine.com


    #FlashFiction #Writing #EllipsisZine

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    30 min
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