(Author's name is linked to their story)
Paul Flynn is a UK writer of songs, musicals and tall tales. Currently writing his debut novel. Follow on Twitter @pd_flynn
Nino Gugunishvili is a debut author of a women's fiction novel Friday Evening, Eight O'Clock. She lives in Tbilisi, Georgia and is currently working on her second book. Nino can be found on twitter @NinoGuguni
Lyn J Sexton is studying English literature and creative writing at the open university in Glasgow and rediscovered her narrative voice. She is also a fully qualified yoga instructor.
Lydia Gregovic lives in Austin, TX, and completing a BA in English at Southwestern University. Her work in Austin Woman Magazine, BLEND Media and Bumble. Twitter: @LGregovic Instagram: @_lydiamichelle_
Corin Burnside has won a short story competition and she is branching out into Flash Fiction. On Twitter @write_corinmd or on FB @Corin.Burnside
Mariah Feria writes short fiction and creative non-fiction (travel, literature and feminism.) Twitter: @mariahferia_x mazzingtheworld.wordpress.com
Heather Shaw is a writer and cartoonist living in London. When not trying her best to put pen to paper, she produces web comics over on her instagram: SardonicStork
Travis Cravey - is a mechanic in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Twitter @traviscravey
Roppotucha Greenberg writes micro-fiction on Twitter @Roppotucha. Her stories have appeared in many Literary Magazines. She lives in Ireland
Justine Bothwick - is a writer and teacher in Rome, Italy. Her novel, And Still, I Lie, was SL for the Virginia Prize for Fiction 2018. www.justinebothwick.wordpress.com @Bothwick_Cro
F.C. Malby her debut novel, Take Me to the Castle, won The People's Book Awards. Her stories have also been widely published both online and in print.
Angela Sherlock published reviews and articles but now concentrates on fiction. Her work was published widely. More details here: www.angelasherlock.com.
Cathy Lennon is a writer of short fiction based in Lancashire, UK. She has been a winner and judge of the annual National Flash Fiction Day competition and appears in several of its anthologies. @clenpen
Michelle Christophorou's micro / flash fiction and short stories have appeared in anthologies and online. In an earlier life, she practised law in the City of London. @MAChristophorou.
Cassie Leedham is a photographer, designer and writer from the Midlands, UK. She founded and runs the Leamington Writers group. Twitter: @cassieleedham
Orson Lit is a lover of words, reading and writing. In awe of the Golden Ratio. Twitter @orsonlit
Kathy Hoyle is an MA student at The University of Leicester. She was shortlisted for the Ellipsis Zine Flash Fiction Collection Prize , The Exeter Short Story Prize and the Fish Publishing Short Memoir Prize. Twitter @kathyhoyle1 Www.facebook.com/kathyhoyleauthor
Anita Goveas is British-Asian, based in London. She’s on the editorial team at Flashback Fiction, an editor at Mythic Picnic’s Twitter zine, and a reader for Bare Fiction.
Twitter @coffeeandpaneer Website https://coffeeandpaneer.wordpress.com
Kiira Rhosair is a GP by day and a YA fantasy writer by night. Micro-fiction published by several online literary magazines. She was SL by TSS Publishing and was a reader for National Flash Fiction Day 2019. On Twitter @kiirawrites
Stacey George lives with her partner Paul and daughter Indigo in Cornwall, UK. She’s had poetry published in The Dawntreader, Hammond House 2017/18 poetry anthologies and online via wildwords.org. Her microfiction appeared in the Grindstone Literary 2018 Anthology.
Amber Denwood is a queer writer from Manchester, UK. She hopes her writing can help bring a little more diversity to the literary world, and if not, then she's having fun trying. Find her on twitter at @ambzld
Steve Campbell is Managing Editor of Ellipsis Zine and is trying to find time to write a novel. You can follow him via twitter @standondog and his website, standondog.com.
Tsuri is an aspiring author with an encyclopaedic knowledge of punk rock Hang around for the constantly-on-fire, alarm-bells-ringing antics of an incurable insomniac pantser. Twitter @Tsuri_set
Moira Waugh began writing at 8 years old, producing illustrated stories about family cats forming a pop group called (unfortunately) The Pussy Band. She’s rewriting a novel. Moira is a Brit living in Florida. Twitter @moirawaugh10.
Gaynor Jones is an award winning short fiction writer based in Manchester, UK. www.jonzeywriter.com @jonzeywriter
Dara Thomas Higgins is a writer, musician and nap-enthusiast from Ireland. He has previously been published in The Irish Times, TSS, Iota Magazine among others. Twitter @diplah
Gary Duncan’s stories have appeared in Unbroken Journal, X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine, Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine, 100 Word Story, and New Flash Fiction Review, among others. His flash fiction collection, You’re Not Supposed to Cry, is available from Vagabond Voices. Twitter @garyjohnduncan Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GaryJohnDuncan
Caleb Echterling's work has appeared in X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine, Jersey Devil Press, and Ellipsis Zine. He tweets funny microfiction using the rather clever handle @CalebEchterling http://www.calebechterling.com
Jared Povanda is a writer from the wilds of upstate New York. Most recently, his work has been published in Back Patio Press, Soft Cartel, Cheap Pop, and Lammergeier. @JaredPovanda.
Hannah Storm has recently discovered flash fiction and CNF after 20 years of travelling the world as a journalist. Now she writes to pay tribute to the people she’s met and to process her own experiences. She lives in the south of the UK with her husband and two kids.
Samuel Oladele is applied chemistry student at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto in Nigeria. Whenever he's not in a lab, he reads and writes fiction and poetry.
A.V. Arsic received an Honorable Mention by Glimmer Train in 2012. Other recognitions include Second Place Short Story Rita Mae Brown Writing Competition. Former magazine founder and Editor-in-Chief. Lives in Virginia.
Figen Nur Gungor is an aspiring writer, who fell in love with creative writing while studying English literature at the University of Leicester. Her first work was published at ten years old by the Young-Writers association. Instagram @thefigtales
Mir-Yashar Seyedbagheri is a graduate of Colorado State's MFA program in fiction. Two Honorable Mentions from Glimmer Train, nominated for The Best Small Fictions. His work has been published The Write City Magazine, Fleas On The Dog, Cicatrix Publishing, Rue Scribe, Sinkhole Mag, and 100 Word Story.
Robert Kibble is usually upset about the lack of a single Russian oligarch with a preference for recreating zeppelins over buying football teams. You can find him, and his extensive collection of annoyances, @r_kibble
Sheree Shatsky was selected as an AWP Writer to Writer mentee for flash fiction Spring 2018. Recent work has appeared in New Flash Fiction Review, Funny Pearls, Moon Park Review, Flash Flood, Crack the Spine, Foliate Oak Literary Magazine, KYSO Flash, Fictive Dream and X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine with work forthcoming in Defenestration. Read more at http://www.shereeshatsky.com. Sheree tweets @talktomememe.
Amanda Saint is the author of As If I Were A River (2016) and Remember Tomorrow (2019). Her short fiction collection,Flashes Of Colour, is coming in 2020. Amanda founded Retreat West and Retreat West Books indie press.
Victor Nandi is a Senior Content Developer with an Indian Edtech Company. His work have been published in Verdad magazine, Amanda Steel Publication, Clover and White, Tiger Shark Magazine, and Healing Words Poetry Exhibition in London. He has also won FirstNaukri story competition.
Pippa Brush Chappell is a writing coach and tutor. Her short fiction has been published, most recently, in a Grindstone anthology. pippabc.com
Gary Duncan’s stories have appeared in Unbroken Journal, X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine, Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine, 100 Word Story, and New Flash Fiction Review. His flash fiction collection, You’re Not Supposed to Cry, is available from Vagabond Voices.
Twitter: @garyjohnduncan FB: https://www.facebook.com/GaryJohnDuncan
Giselle Delsol's short story "Day 89", was included in the second Stories for Homes Anthology, published to raise money for Shelter. She's been shortlisted with RetreatWest for Flash Fiction, and shortlisted for the Festival of Writing's 2019 Elevator Pitch competition. @DelsolGiselle