Tag Archives: microfiction

Generating Writing Ideas

Posted on April 28, 2017 by Karen Whitelaw

One of the questions writers are asked most often is, where do you get your ideas? At the Newcastle Writers’ Festival I went to a great session on Microfiction where author Susan McCreery talked about her New Year’s resolution to … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged Daily writing, flash fiction, microfiction, short stories, Susan McCreery, writing, writing inspiration | 19 Comments

Big Journey of a Little Fiction

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Karen Whitelaw

Who would have believed that one little 200 word story could travel so far? Other stories I’ve had published, 20 times as big, live in the dark pages on my bookshelf after their five minutes in the spotlight. ‘Koi’ keeps … Continue reading →

Posted in fiction, Uncategorized | Tagged Award Winning Australian Writing 2016, flash fiction, Koi, Little Fictions, microfiction, microlit, short stories, Spineless Wonders | 20 Comments

What is Microlit?

Posted on August 3, 2016 by Karen Whitelaw

Short shorts/ microlit/ flash fiction/ microfiction/ very short stories, by any other name would be as… umm… short. The deadline for the national Newcastle Writers’ Festival/Joanne Burns Award 2016 is gaining on us – 31st August. See details here. That might … Continue reading →

Posted in Short stories, Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged flash fiction, microfiction, microlit, short stories, short story competitions, writing | 9 Comments