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32nd Award Round up
Thank you to all who entered our 32nd Award. We received 989 flash fictions of 300 words or under from writers in the following countries: Australia, Austria, Barbados, Belgium, Canada, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Saudi Arab...

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1st Prize 32nd Award: Shelley Roche-Jacques
They announce a two-minute silence for the fallen in Morrisons and the woman comes out from behind the deli counter and stands ceremoniously in her gilet and polyester shirt and you lower your head and try to look dignified too, though you were in a hurry actually, getting some bits for your son’s pack up, […]

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2nd Prize, 32nd Award by Sarp Sozdinler
More by Sarp Sozdinler One could say they were colleagues. At first glance, they might indeed look like colleagues, even sound like it too, but ask them anytime what they were doing at work, slaving away the best years of their lives like that, they’d blurt a laugh and exchange a glance that might indicate […]

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3rd Prize, 32nd Award by Letty Butler
the rabbit hole i fall down at 3.07am by Letty Butler What if we’d gone to therapy and seen a calm woman called Charlotte, who listened instead of talked. And we showed her our secrets like a pocket full of worms. What if we’d been brave enough to tell her we felt like siblings and […]

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32nd Award,Highly commended: Rachel Curzon
Hestia / Dionysus by Rachel Curzon When she gets back from big Tesco, all the lights are on and he’s standing at the front door peering at his car keys. Going out, he manages to say, and slides a leer towards the bags for life she’s put down as a kind of barricade on the […]

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