More congratulations, this time to Ross Raisin, who has won the #BBCNSSA with Ghost Kitchen.
Here he is reacting to his win:
https://t.co/7b1GrMAGAa
'One of the things I really like about [fiction] is... exploring the underseam of things.'
Trish arrives home after a decade away. @paddycash reflects on what has changed and what remains the same in his short story Trish Malone.
While on the @FictionableWrld#podcast he explains why he wanted to focus on the second act.
Catch it all at https://t.co/xUqKcaGfpx
A rescue or a disaster? Jack Klausner delves into family history in his short story The Coalface.
While on the @FictionableWrld#podcast he digs into shadows, mines and the #ClimateCrisis
Image: x1klima
Catch it all at https://t.co/YlFBxsCEy5
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Eugenia strives for sophistication in the rough world of early 20th-century Argentina. Carolina Bruck explores rural living, racism and loyalty in her short story China, translated by @ellen_c_jones
Catch it exclusively at https://t.co/HOJiETxsmW
Image: Gervacio Rosales
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Baba needs to look after himself, but he keeps getting drawn into the horrors of the war in #Gaza@SusanDarraj examines the pain of a crisis that is both remote and close to home in May You Wake Up to a Homeland.
Catch it at https://t.co/D2Djp3PXEj
Image: Ilse Driessen
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Can we hope for redemption at the last? Samantha Harvey paints a portrait of a bitter life in Bona Fide Nihon-kitsch.
While on the @FictionableWrld#podcast she makes the case for making stuff up.
Catch it exclusively at https://t.co/vvHcP5p1zz
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