Incredibly thrilled to see my work up in brilliant Wigleaf magazine!! Thank you so much to the lovely editors there!! 😍❤️

congrats Kate 😍

Thank-you @bloodhoneylit.bsky.social for publishing this wee story!

Thank-you @thecitronreview.bsky.social I'm delighted to have a wee Belfast story in this issue 😀

Christmas ’Lights, where one of our Trash Family tell you which anthology story they loved, and why. Lucienne Cummings, author of God Plays Marbles, highlights Thin Place by Justine Sweeney.

Our charity anthology authors share the love!

"In Thin Place, a reluctant traveller comes to a place where times and memories bleed into one another. Lyrical and evocative."

Paperback £7.50: mybook.to/WhatComesToL...

@lucimcummings.bsky.social
@justine1902.bsky.social

what a great opportunity for the new year with 2 excellent tutors!

brilliant! Congrats kate 🥳

So happy to have a wee story in this issue of @bansheepress.bsky.social Thanks to @clarakiyoko.bsky.social @mariegethins.bsky.social and the team, and congrats to all the other contributors 🥳

Thanks so much @trashcatlit.bsky.social for nominating this story for #bestsmallfictions 😀 Good luck to all the other nominees! 🥳

There are 27 short fictions in our print anthology - two of them deal beautifully with stories of escape 🦝
If these teases tempt you, you can grab a copy for less than £10!
mybook.to/WhatComesToL...

What Comes to Light by @quickasaflash.bsky.social 💜
Thin Place by @justine1902.bsky.social 💜

A treasure amongst treasures - where is your copy of What Comes to Light?
Twenty-seven incredible short fictions available to buy now and raising funds for @the-wildlifetrusts.bsky.social

mybook.to/WhatComesToL...

Find out more and get story teases here: trashcatlit.com/what-comes-t...

🥳

Happy to have a short story in here... thanks @trashcatlit.bsky.social Can't wait to read the other stories 😃

yay! congrats @fionamckay.bsky.social ordered! can't wait to read 😍

brilliant Kate congrats ❤️❤️❤️

"Books Books Books," by Peter McAllister Leila's front wheel wobbles when she cycles over a crack in the tarmac. A car behind blares its horn as she struggles to steady the books in her basket and keep her summer dress from flaring up. 'You...

Publication day for this darkly comic little piece I think many readers can relate to. Thanks to @defenestrationmag.bsky.social for getting it up on your site. 🙂

www.defenestrationmag.net/2025/08/book...

#amwriting #flashfiction #shortstory

congrats @petermcallister.bsky.social , great wee story in here 😁

Time to unveil the August 2025 issue of Defenestration! We have ten short stories and seven poems for you this month. Read it all here: bit.ly/3HxXXCc

(I know it's early. You're probably at work. You can read it there; we won't tell your supervisor.) #DefenestrationMagazine

Thanks @trashcatlit.bsky.social for including my story in this 😍 and cngrats to all the other contributors 🥳🥳🥳

We were incredibly excited to learn that Cornwall In Short has been shortlisted in the Holyer an Gof Publishers’ Awards 2025!
Congratulations to all our amazing authors!
The award ceremony will be held on Saturday July 5th.
buff.ly/OQcmmtv

Great to receive this on a rainy Saturday afternoon 😍 Thanks @bathflashaward.bsky.social for including my story! I'm loving reading all the great stories in here 🤩🥳

looking forward to this 😍

So excited for this panel event for National Flash Fiction Day NZ, tomorrow at 10:30 pm BST www.youtube.com/channel/UCRf...

brilliant story! congrats Peter 🥰

How lovely to have a little micro-fiction published today by the guys over at @fictivedream.bsky.social

such a gorgeous issue 😍

Our NATURE EDITION is here! Spilling over with lost forests, wild seas, wily animals, lunar yearnings, magic menageries, mischievous moths and, as always, plenty of superb poetry and flash fiction buff.ly/d5eaihT
#shortstories #flashfiction #poetry #writing #nature #climate #ecofiction

Such a powerful story, Kate! Congrats on getting this one published! 🤩🥳

A textured dark grey background with white text centered on the image. The title reads 'Field Observations Made During an Alien Abduction.' Below is a quote: 'The alien cries into my hair. I wonder if he remembers doing the things that put me in hospital; his body caging mine against the bed until I couldn’t breathe.' The quote is attributed to Kate Horsley, whose name appears at the bottom. The overall tone is stark and unsettling, suggesting themes of trauma and metaphorical alienation.

'Field Observations Made During an Alien Abduction' by Kate Horsley / @katehorsleywriter.bsky.social is not what it seems. A piercing metaphor for trauma, control, and survival.

Read now!
inksweatandtears.co.uk/kate-horsley/

#InkSweatandTears #Submission #FlashFiction

Closes tonight!