Emily Devane

Emily Devane

@devaneemily.bsky.social

Writer, teacher, editor, bookseller. Collector of oddities. Words in various places, including Smokelong, Lost Balloon, Ellipsis, Best Microfiction & Ambit.

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Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

I'm so happy to be teaching again for the lovely team at Writing Room. This autumn, I'll be back teaching the 6-week Flash Fiction Workout course, starting Wednesday, 7 October. It's generative - which means you'll come away with lots of new ideas and drafts. Details in comments 👇

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James Montgomery
@jamesmontgomery.bsky.social

I have a new flash in the gorgeous @crowkeys.bsky.social! 🐦‍⬛ Loved playing around with the imperative voice for this one. @keychild.bsky.social has been a delight to deal with, too. Send them something bejewelled and dark and bewitching. 🖤 crowcrosskeys.com/2026/07/11/h...

crowcrosskeys.comHellcat, They Call You—James MontgomeryClear your mind. Light the tallow. As your infant mewls from his nest of rags, shrink from his hunger; how the skin has tightened to the skull, its frame as slight as a sparrow’s. Continue reading&…
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Thrilled to bits to have a story in this year's BSSA longlist. Thanks to the readers for putting it through and congratulations - and good luck - to everyone on there with me 🙏. www.bathshortstoryaward.org/2026/07/07/l...

bathshortstoryaward.orgLonglist BSSA 2026Many congratulations to the writers longlisted in our 2026 Award and big thanks to all those from around the world who entered. We receive many similar titles among our entries. If your story is on…
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous 👇

James Montgomery@jamesmontgomery.bsky.social

Let’s go fly a kite! 🪁 Thrilled to have a new flash in the fabulous @fictivedream.bsky.social, which is celebrating 10 years of championing short and short-short stories. Laura has created such a wonderfully-curated journal, and I’m so proud to be featured. Enjoy! 💛 fictivedream.com/2026/07/03/k...

fictivedream.comKyle as Kiteby James Montgomery HE’S SWEPT AWAY SUDDENLY. After a one-hour car journey became four. After two emergency toilet stops for their three- and six-year-olds, plus one more to refuel with bags of gia…
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

End of the line for my story - but very happy to be in the anthology. Congratulations, and good luck, to everyone on the shortlist 🎉🤞.

bathflashaward.bsky.social@bathflashaward.bsky.social

Many Congratulations to the twenty writers on our 33rd Award shortlist selected by our judge @ajwoodhouse.bsky.social Results out by end of the month https:// www.bathflashfictionaward.com/2026/06/short-list-bffa-june-2026-award/

bathflashfictionaward.comShort List BFFA June 2026 AwardCongratulations to the twenty authors who have made our Award short list (titles listed below) selected by judge Alison Woodhouse. Author names are yet to be announced, so while it is fine to share…
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

It's been a while, but I'm super chuffed to have a story on this list. Thanks to the BFFA team, and good luck, everyone 🙏.

bathflashaward.bsky.social@bathflashaward.bsky.social

Congratulations to the 50 longlisted authors from our June round. Now with judge @ajwoodhouse.bsky.social Final results end of June. Best wishes to all.

bathflashfictionaward.comLonglist BFFA June 2026Congratulations to all the authors who have made our Award long list and huge thanks to all who entered.Author names are yet to be announced, so while it is fine to share that you are on the long l…

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Erin Bondo
@erinbondo.com

This #nffd1026 Write-In prompt was my absolute fav – borrow 5 words from a FlashFlood piece and incorporate them into a flash on a different theme. I chose @devaneemily.bsky.social's 'Magnolia' because a) it's gorgeous and b) miss a chance to reference the Grateful Dead? I could never⚡️🧸

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The Write-In: 'Summer ‘73' by Erin Bondo #nffd2026

dlvr.it'Summer ‘73' by Erin BondoBob Weir’s vocals lilt from a second floor window, sibilating shhhhugar magnolia as the needle vibrates across a scratch in the vinyl. Naked in the August heat, Diana shelves her breasts on the windowsill, leans out to watch a couple of cubiches slapping dominoes with rhythmic clacks on a small folding table that belongs to the grocer downstairs. She smiles, takes a long, slow drag on the joint trailing from her fluid fingers, inhales deep. This summer has been her flowering, eyes open to the world: America’s involvement in Vietnam dwindling as Watergate hits the fan, revelations of secret bombing raids against Cambodia in ‘69 and ‘70, a looming energy crisis. Light and shadows. Scandals and war. Everything different, everything the same. --- Prompt #17 involved choosing five words from a FlashFlood story. Source text: 'Magnolia' by Emily Devane

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Nick Black
@fuzzynick.bsky.social

Deliciously WTF! I'm never going to look at magnolias the same way again, @devaneemily.bsky.social #amreading #nffd2026

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FlashFlood: 'Magnolia' by Emily Devane #nffd2026

dlvr.it'Magnolia' by Emily DevaneThe magnolia comes into the room and asks me what I’ve done with her new shoes.  I shake my head, because no, I haven’t seen the magnolia’s new shoes and just how many shoes does a tree need, and do they have laces or buckles, and is there a specialist shop for that? The questions keep coming until the magnolia scratches her crown and flounces out of the room, trailing petals in her wake.  I feel bad when that happens, because the magnolia’s blossom is so lovely. Each flower is an elegant pink cup, the shape of a champagne flute, tall and proud, and when they fall, the flowers resemble tears, and the magnolia’s limbs look naked. I follow the trail of petals, picking them up as I go, and I place them in the fruit bowl. I lay them out delicately, so that they resemble a living thing once again, and the magnolia, who is sulking by the kitchen door, acknowledges my effort.  ‘It was silly really, buying shoes,’ she says.  ‘Not at all,’ I reply. ‘Together, we’ll find them. They’re probably in the cupboard under the stairs. Everything ends up there.’  The magnolia nods. ‘I can sense the wind,’ she says. ‘My petals are almost gone.’ I discern her mouth and eyes in the twisted bark of her trunk. She smiles sadly. This flowering is short, always too short. I wish I could pause time, somehow, but I know she must leave. When she goes, the magnolia casts a shadow that stretches across the rest of the afternoon, covering everything.  Later, I find the shoes were in the garden where the magnolia used to stand. I try them on, but they do not fit. --- Emily Devane is a writer from West Yorkshire. She has won prizes, including the Bath Flash Fiction Award, a Northern Writers' Award and a Word Factory apprenticeship. Emily teaches creative writing and works at The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley, where she runs the writing group and helps with events. 

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Sumitra Singam
@pleomorphic2.bsky.social

This is word and sad and beautiful and has @devaneemily.bsky.social’s brilliance all over it 🧡🧡🧡 @natflashfictionday.bsky.social “I shake my head, because no, I haven’t seen the magnolia’s new shoes and just how many shoes does a tree need”

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FlashFlood: 'Magnolia' by Emily Devane #nffd2026

dlvr.it'Magnolia' by Emily DevaneThe magnolia comes into the room and asks me what I’ve done with her new shoes.  I shake my head, because no, I haven’t seen the magnolia’s new shoes and just how many shoes does a tree need, and do they have laces or buckles, and is there a specialist shop for that? The questions keep coming until the magnolia scratches her crown and flounces out of the room, trailing petals in her wake.  I feel bad when that happens, because the magnolia’s blossom is so lovely. Each flower is an elegant pink cup, the shape of a champagne flute, tall and proud, and when they fall, the flowers resemble tears, and the magnolia’s limbs look naked. I follow the trail of petals, picking them up as I go, and I place them in the fruit bowl. I lay them out delicately, so that they resemble a living thing once again, and the magnolia, who is sulking by the kitchen door, acknowledges my effort.  ‘It was silly really, buying shoes,’ she says.  ‘Not at all,’ I reply. ‘Together, we’ll find them. They’re probably in the cupboard under the stairs. Everything ends up there.’  The magnolia nods. ‘I can sense the wind,’ she says. ‘My petals are almost gone.’ I discern her mouth and eyes in the twisted bark of her trunk. She smiles sadly. This flowering is short, always too short. I wish I could pause time, somehow, but I know she must leave. When she goes, the magnolia casts a shadow that stretches across the rest of the afternoon, covering everything.  Later, I find the shoes were in the garden where the magnolia used to stand. I try them on, but they do not fit. --- Emily Devane is a writer from West Yorkshire. She has won prizes, including the Bath Flash Fiction Award, a Northern Writers' Award and a Word Factory apprenticeship. Emily teaches creative writing and works at The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley, where she runs the writing group and helps with events. 

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James Montgomery
@jamesmontgomery.bsky.social

‘Each flower is an elegant pink cup, the shape of a champagne flute, tall and proud, and when they fall, the flowers resemble tears, and the magnolia’s limbs look naked.’ Bizarre and brilliant and beautiful from @devaneemily.bsky.social in @natflashfictionday.bsky.social 🌸

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FlashFlood: 'Magnolia' by Emily Devane #nffd2026

dlvr.it'Magnolia' by Emily DevaneThe magnolia comes into the room and asks me what I’ve done with her new shoes.  I shake my head, because no, I haven’t seen the magnolia’s new shoes and just how many shoes does a tree need, and do they have laces or buckles, and is there a specialist shop for that? The questions keep coming until the magnolia scratches her crown and flounces out of the room, trailing petals in her wake.  I feel bad when that happens, because the magnolia’s blossom is so lovely. Each flower is an elegant pink cup, the shape of a champagne flute, tall and proud, and when they fall, the flowers resemble tears, and the magnolia’s limbs look naked. I follow the trail of petals, picking them up as I go, and I place them in the fruit bowl. I lay them out delicately, so that they resemble a living thing once again, and the magnolia, who is sulking by the kitchen door, acknowledges my effort.  ‘It was silly really, buying shoes,’ she says.  ‘Not at all,’ I reply. ‘Together, we’ll find them. They’re probably in the cupboard under the stairs. Everything ends up there.’  The magnolia nods. ‘I can sense the wind,’ she says. ‘My petals are almost gone.’ I discern her mouth and eyes in the twisted bark of her trunk. She smiles sadly. This flowering is short, always too short. I wish I could pause time, somehow, but I know she must leave. When she goes, the magnolia casts a shadow that stretches across the rest of the afternoon, covering everything.  Later, I find the shoes were in the garden where the magnolia used to stand. I try them on, but they do not fit. --- Emily Devane is a writer from West Yorkshire. She has won prizes, including the Bath Flash Fiction Award, a Northern Writers' Award and a Word Factory apprenticeship. Emily teaches creative writing and works at The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley, where she runs the writing group and helps with events. 
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Because... trees have feelings, too 🌸. This fun little story is dedicated to a magnolia I once admired, that was sadly gone too soon. Thanks to the #nffd2026 crew for including it in this year's flood 🙏.

National Flash Fiction Day@natflashfictionday.bsky.social

FlashFlood: 'Magnolia' by Emily Devane #nffd2026

dlvr.it'Magnolia' by Emily DevaneThe magnolia comes into the room and asks me what I’ve done with her new shoes.  I shake my head, because no, I haven’t seen the magnolia’s new shoes and just how many shoes does a tree need, and do they have laces or buckles, and is there a specialist shop for that? The questions keep coming until the magnolia scratches her crown and flounces out of the room, trailing petals in her wake.  I feel bad when that happens, because the magnolia’s blossom is so lovely. Each flower is an elegant pink cup, the shape of a champagne flute, tall and proud, and when they fall, the flowers resemble tears, and the magnolia’s limbs look naked. I follow the trail of petals, picking them up as I go, and I place them in the fruit bowl. I lay them out delicately, so that they resemble a living thing once again, and the magnolia, who is sulking by the kitchen door, acknowledges my effort.  ‘It was silly really, buying shoes,’ she says.  ‘Not at all,’ I reply. ‘Together, we’ll find them. They’re probably in the cupboard under the stairs. Everything ends up there.’  The magnolia nods. ‘I can sense the wind,’ she says. ‘My petals are almost gone.’ I discern her mouth and eyes in the twisted bark of her trunk. She smiles sadly. This flowering is short, always too short. I wish I could pause time, somehow, but I know she must leave. When she goes, the magnolia casts a shadow that stretches across the rest of the afternoon, covering everything.  Later, I find the shoes were in the garden where the magnolia used to stand. I try them on, but they do not fit. --- Emily Devane is a writer from West Yorkshire. She has won prizes, including the Bath Flash Fiction Award, a Northern Writers' Award and a Word Factory apprenticeship. Emily teaches creative writing and works at The Grove Bookshop in Ilkley, where she runs the writing group and helps with events. 

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National Flash Fiction Day
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FlashFlood: 'Telegraph' by Sharon Telfer #nffd2026

dlvr.it'Telegraph' by Sharon TelferFirst came men with stakes and measures, next the hole-diggers, then the pole-setters, last of all the wire party. Ox-wagons, heavy with felled trees, shook the dust from the earth. The workers had such a thirst she feared they’d drain the well. Her silent husband counted the bills they paid him into the strongbox under the bed.  A young Irishman showed her the tiny machine at the head of the line. It clicked like a locust, devouring words. They rumbled onward, straight, across the plains. She shaded her eyes ‘til all she could see of them was a dot. Her husband flattened her, then, for talking to the Irishman. Now, while he harrows the fields, she leans against the pole, one hand on her swelling belly. She listens to the wind humming through the wire, imagines the words chattering up and down, the swarms of unseen people in cities faraway.    --- Sharon Telfer’s flash fiction collection, The Map Waits, is published by Reflex Press and was longlisted for the 2022 Edgehill Short Story Prize. Her stories have won prizes including the Bath Flash Fiction Award (twice) and the Reflex Fiction Prize, and been selected for Best Small Fictions and Best Microfiction. 'Telegraph' was first published online by AdHoc Fiction (2016) and in The Map Waits (Reflex Press, 2021).

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Sumitra Singam
@pleomorphic2.bsky.social

Here’s my list flash in @natflashfictionday.bsky.social! Happy flash flood and happy pride everyone! 🌊🌊🌊🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🧡🧡🧡

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FlashFlood: 'All the Ways We Died' by Sumitra Singam #nffd2026

dlvr.it'All the Ways We Died' by Sumitra SingamAs babes, you toddling with the cleaver, your Ma yelling. As fresh pupils, you whispering the answer, us caned by Sister Adele. As fourth graders, you taunting Bhavani-the-Bully who gave us horsey bites that stung for days. As first formers, you daring us to drink our chemistry experiment leading to a glorious sickie together watching Rage, our hands thigmotropic on the couch. As third formers, you passing the joint to me, us semi-comatose on the rug, a flash of your caramel-soft midriff. Yesterday, me finally finding your lips with mine:  you finally finding a line you wouldn’t cross. --- Sumitra Singam is a queer, neurodiverse Malaysian-Indian-Australian coconut who writes in Naarm/Melbourne. She’ll be the one in the kitchen making chai (where’s your cardamom?). You can find her and her other publication credits on Bluesky: @pleomorphic2 & sumitrasingam.squarespace.com  

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JY Saville
@jysaville.bsky.social

2 weeks today in Ben Rhydding! Come and join Skinner and T'witch, Mandy Sutter and I at the Purple Room, St John's Church. I've finalised my running order this morning - looking forward to sharing new & old postcards from Lee-Ann, a new Midsummer story & an old summer favourite.

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Alice Jolly
@alicejolly.bsky.social

Reminder: Event at Leeds Central Library this Sat 6 June at 13.00 with me and @nicholasroyle.bsky.social and Naomi Booth. The Art of the Short Story. Hope to see you there. libraries.leeds.gov.uk/events/the-a...

libraries.leeds.gov.ukThe Art of the Short Story with Alice Jolly, Naomi Booth and Nicholas Royle | Leeds LibraryA special panel event with three multi-award-winners discussing the art of short story writing. Essential for readers, writers and lovers of the short form.

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Diane Simmons
@scooterwriter.bsky.social

I’m very excited to share that my new flash fiction novella ‘Bereft of Reason’ will be published by V.Press on 1 June. You can pre-order from V.Press or signed copies are available from my website. Set in 1890s northern England, it is inspired by a shocking crime in my family’s history.

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Andrea Mann
@andreamann.bsky.social

Want to get your writing project out in the world? Fancy a workshop in the glorious Yorkshire Dales? Join me and brilliant short fiction writer @devaneemily.bsky.social for a morning of writing advice and support around pitches and submissions. Book your spot! 👉 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/perfect-yo...

eventbrite.co.ukPerfect Your Pitch: A Practical Workshop on Submitting Your WritingJoin writers Emily Devane & Andrea Mann in Ilkley for an inspiring and interactive workshop on pitching and submitting your writing.
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Congratulations to the winners - and to everyone who entered. It was a joy spending time with your words (I'm still thinking about so many of those stories). Thanks to the NFFD team for all your hard work 🙏.

National Flash Fiction Day@natflashfictionday.bsky.social

We are excited to announce the results of our 2026 microfiction competition. Thank you to everyone who entered. You can read the winning & highly commended stories here: www.nationalflashfictionday.co.uk/index.php/ne...

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Niamh Mac Cabe
@niamhmaccabe.bsky.social

Wudja look at this!! Very proud to be published by The Lilliput Press, and am in love with my book's beautiful cover ❤️‍🔥

The Lilliput Press@lilliputpress.bsky.social

FOUR NIGHT SEAS by Niamh Mac Cabe 🌊 🌊 🌊 🌊 We are so excited to be publishing the debut collection from writer and artist @niamhmaccabe.bsky.social! Mac Cabe's stories take the ordinary - people, animals, trees - and casts them in a way that is beguiling fresh.

Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

It's just me, waxing lyrical about flash fiction, my favourite books, and what I love in a micro, ahead of this year's #nffd micro competition. Have a read, and think about sending something our way (you have 2 weeks!) 👇.

National Flash Fiction Day@natflashfictionday.bsky.social

The final interview in our series is with microfiction judge Emily Devane @devaneemily.bsky.social Emily talks about desert islands, her favourite book & offers advice to new flash writers: www.nationalflashfictionday.co.uk/index.php/ne... Subs up to 100 words open till 15 Feb!

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Stephen Cox
@stephencoxauthor.bsky.social

Replying to @thebookwyrmshoard2.bsky.social

Hi my spooky sapphic Victorian Murder Mystery is "absolute perfection" "hugely enjoyable" Can two female con artists stop an MP murdering his wife? #WomenSleuths #booksky #indieauthor

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Sarah McPherson
@summermoth.bsky.social

Still time to sign up for the January session next week - come and read some brilliant stories by @devaneemily.bsky.social with us! #BitesizedBookClub #FlashFiction #Reading

Sarah McPherson@summermoth.bsky.social

Bite-sized Book Club bookings are open for the first block of 2026 (link in next post)! The sessions are as follows, 19:15-20:30 (UK time): Thurs 15 Jan - Stories by Emily Devane Thurs 12 Feb - Happy/Positive Stories Thurs 19 Mar - Collaborations #BitesizedBookClub #FlashFiction #Reading

Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Absolutely! It's a good time to get those ideas on the page... We can't wait to see what you've got for us :).

National Flash Fiction Day@natflashfictionday.bsky.social

Our microfiction judges @daveswann.bsky.social @debdanthewriter.bsky.social @devaneemily.bsky.social & @joannacampbell.bsky.social are looking forward to reading your micros (up to a 100 words, no theme). Cash prizes & publication 😊Comp closes 15 Feb: www.nationalflashfictionday.co.uk

Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Thanks to John Lavin at @thelonelycrowd.bsky.social for inviting me to share just *some* of my favourite reads from this year. I stuck to fiction, but it wasn't easy - I've read some wonderful books this year! Here are three that wouldn't let go... 📚

The Lonely Crowd@thelonelycrowd.bsky.social

The third and final part of our Books of the Year special is now online, featuring choices from John Lavin @maryodonnell.bsky.social @tazrahman.bsky.social @eleanorhooker.bsky.social @devaneemily.bsky.social @glynedwards.bsky.social Jackie Gorman & Penny Simpson. thelonelycrowd.org/2025/12/14/b...

thelonelycrowd.orgBooks of the Year 2025 / Part ThreeContributors to The Lonely Crowd choose the books they have most enjoyed this year. John Lavin   Twenty years in the making, Sarah Hall’s seventh novel, Helm, is an imaginative tour de force. …
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

The news is out! And I'm in very good company. We can't wait to read your micro entries! Next year's #nffd competition opens soon. 👇

National Flash Fiction Day@natflashfictionday.bsky.social

We’re thrilled to announce that the judges for our microfiction comp are: Joanna Campbell, Emily Devane, Debra A Daniel & David Swann! The comp opens on 1 Dec for micros up to 100 words. www.nationalflashfictionday.co.uk/index.php/co...

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Matt Kendrick
@mattkendrick.bsky.social

This will no doubt be brilliant. @devaneemily.bsky.social is a wonderful writer and a wonderful teacher 👇

Emily Devane@devaneemily.bsky.social

Later today, I'll be talking specificity in this online workshop for the fine folk at Smokelong Quarterly @smokelong.bsky.social. It's not too late to join me 👇 www.smokelong.com/product/the-...

smokelong.comThe Art in the Detail: Specificity in Flash, September 27th! - SmokeLong QuarterlyIn this webinar, Emily Devane will explore how to fine-tune your micros with the perfect words and details that stick in the reader’s mind long after the last sentence. Using examples and prompts, she...

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D.B. Miller
@dbmillerwriter.bsky.social

For those across the Atlantic, a better value and probably more enjoyable than dinner out :)

Emily Devane@devaneemily.bsky.social

Later today, I'll be talking specificity in this online workshop for the fine folk at Smokelong Quarterly @smokelong.bsky.social. It's not too late to join me 👇 www.smokelong.com/product/the-...

smokelong.comThe Art in the Detail: Specificity in Flash, September 27th! - SmokeLong QuarterlyIn this webinar, Emily Devane will explore how to fine-tune your micros with the perfect words and details that stick in the reader’s mind long after the last sentence. Using examples and prompts, she...

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SmokeLong Quarterly
@smokelong.bsky.social

Last chance to sign up!

Emily Devane@devaneemily.bsky.social

Later today, I'll be talking specificity in this online workshop for the fine folk at Smokelong Quarterly @smokelong.bsky.social. It's not too late to join me 👇 www.smokelong.com/product/the-...

smokelong.comThe Art in the Detail: Specificity in Flash, September 27th! - SmokeLong QuarterlyIn this webinar, Emily Devane will explore how to fine-tune your micros with the perfect words and details that stick in the reader’s mind long after the last sentence. Using examples and prompts, she...
Emily Devane
@devaneemily.bsky.social

Later today, I'll be talking specificity in this online workshop for the fine folk at Smokelong Quarterly @smokelong.bsky.social. It's not too late to join me 👇 www.smokelong.com/product/the-...

smokelong.comThe Art in the Detail: Specificity in Flash, September 27th! - SmokeLong QuarterlyIn this webinar, Emily Devane will explore how to fine-tune your micros with the perfect words and details that stick in the reader’s mind long after the last sentence. Using examples and prompts, she...

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SmokeLong Quarterly
@smokelong.bsky.social

Please tell all your emerging-writer friends! Deadline December 15th! The SmokeLong Emerging Writer Fellowship Jan-June 2026! www.smokelong.com/the-smokelon...

smokelong.comThe SmokeLong Quarterly Emerging Writer Fellowship 2026 - SmokeLong QuarterlyFor over a decade SmokeLong has supported emerging writers through The Kathy Fish Fellowship, later renamed The SmokeLong Quarterly Emerging Writer Fellowship. As we have grown, we’ve decided to offer...

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Andrea Mann
@andreamann.bsky.social

VERY excited to be joining forces with lovely and brilliant writer @devaneemily.bsky.social to host a writing workshop in our beautiful home town of #Ilkley! Join us on Saturday 8 November for Write Away: a morning of practical writing advice and inspiration 👉 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/write-away...

eventbrite.co.ukWrite Away: 3 hours of writing inspiration in IlkleyJoin writers Emily Devane and Andrea Mann for a writing workshop, with practical and inspiring prompts, tips and advice.

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Matt Kendrick
@mattkendrick.bsky.social

This month's round-up of freelance / indy workshops, courses and events, featuring brilliant-sounding stuff from @stillsquirrel.bsky.social @taniahershman.bsky.social @pleomorphic2.bsky.social @retreatwest.bsky.social @laurabesley.bsky.social... fromthecoursesmouth.substack.com/p/sept-oct-2...

fromthecoursesmouth.substack.comSept / Oct 25: Upcoming courses, workshops & eventsHere’s what’s coming up from your your friendly neighbourhood freelancers, lit mags and awesome independents over the next couple of months.