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The winners of this year's Dirty Dozen competition.

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Changes to our literary magazine.

We're ecstatic to announce that this year's Flash Fiction Prize winners ill be chosen by the fabulous Catherine Cho! Catherine is expert...

Last year, one of the biggest features in the first issue of our Literary Magazine was a great interview with Catherine Cho of Curtis...

When Miracles End Short Story Prize - Winner The truck bumps up and down on the dusty, cracked road. It used to be a freeway, three lanes...

Baggage Allowance Short Story Prize - Shortlist It was serenely quiet on the island that morning. No hubbub of comings and goings. No...

Pet Hospital Short Story Prize - Shortlist ‘That fucking dog will be the death of me,’ Ronnie said, gazing over the street at the...

God of Small Colours Short Story Prize - Runner Up She is born in colour. This in itself is unremarkable; it is the way most people are...

Ignis Short Story Prize - Shortlist The sky is on fire. For an instant, there’s a blinding flash. Something is entering the atmosphere....

The Pianist Short Story 1500 - Runner Up Two men carry a piano across a field. Frost clings to their skin and their breaths leave a trail...

Catching Tigers Short Story 1500 - Shortlist I was carrying a tiger snake in a hessian sack when I came across my old man and Mrs....

The Salesman Short Story 1500 - Shortlist White. Bright enough to make you blink, like a rabbit in the headlights. It was supposed to be...

Resource Management Short Story 1500 - Shortlist Erin's father-in-law had been at the sherblat fuzz again. She could tell by the...

The Life of a Kabuki Doll Short Story 1500 - Shortlist You lean against the door to shut it and kick off your shoes. The pain in your...

This potent piece of prose was something that all struck a chord with us. The thing we liked the most was that it showed something...

Flash Fiction is a strange beast. Often, writers think that it has to be a story, with a beginning, a middle, and an end. But, it's not...

We really enjoyed this piece for a couple of reasons. It had a subtle complexity to it that felt well rounded and nuanced, and it made an...

Complexity and quality never have to be synonymous, and we see so many pieces that overreach, only to fall short at the last hurdle....

We loved the way that this story played out. It's rawness and honesty and vivid imagery, combined with its desire to be what it was, how...