Farnham Flash Fiction Competition

Top Prize: Awake by James Hogan wins £75
First Runner-up: Manicure by Julie Evans wins £25
Best Flash Fiction featuring Farnham:
Midsummer Nightmare by
Susan Dawson wins £25

Shortlist
Awake by James Hogan (Winner.)
Cry by Jacqlyn Escolme
Deadheading by Laura Stephens
Fractals by Georgia Cook
Joy In The Balancing by Cathie Aylmer
Manicure by Julie Evans (Runner-Up)
One Careful Owner by Simon Marchant
Shubunkin by Gavin Eyers
The Three Limes by Charles Warren
Things My Grandfather Left Me by Kevin Cheeseman

Farnham Competition
Snapper Down by Patrick Larsimont
Truckie by Dianne Long
Midsummer Nightmare by Susan Dawson (Winner.)

Longlist
A Contrail Orange by Rohan Swamy
A Kind Of Wildness by Emily Watson Howes
A Love Story by John Maskey
Are You Still There, Mum? by A. A. Lacey
Florence And Ivy by Emmanuel Lachlan
For The Record by Laura Tapper
Heartly Coincidence by Elizabeth Smith
Last Christmas by David Shipley
Sight Unseen by Christine Irvine
The End Of The Line by Yvonne Clarke
The Gift by Emma Lord
The House In The Forest by Gillian Trinder
The Message by Rob Nisbet
The Spit Of Her Mother by Patrick Larismont
Unspoken by Marion Horton

Winners 2021 - Compilation of the 25 longlisted stories.
Amazon.co.uk Hardback, Paperback & E-book.

Winners: 2020, 2019 & 2018

Compilation of longlisted stories from previous years available from Amazon.co.uk at £2.99 (book ) and £1.99 (e-book).

Competition Judge

Joanna Barnard lives and works in Farnham. In 2014, she won the inaugural Bath Novel Award. A Northerner currently exiled in the South of England, Joanna misses flat vowels, friendly bus drivers and chips and gravy. She is the author of Precocious and Hush Little Baby. As well as writing novels, Joanna is a qualified counsellor and regularly runs workshops on creative writing for wellness.
Jo's Blog: joannibarnard
Jo on Twitter: @JoannaBarnard76
Jo's books: Penguin