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Laura Besley, one of the top fifty British and Irish flash fiction writers, talks about writing and how to craft powerful pieces of flash fiction
Laura Besley (@laurabesley) is an established short fiction writer, particularly in flash fiction and micro-fiction. She has two collections of flash fiction published already (The Almost Mothers and 100neHundred) and more on the way. She has been listed as one of the top fifty British and Irish flash fiction writers by TSS Publishing and has been nominated for Best Micro-Fiction. Laura has been published in multiple literary journals including Fictive Dream, Spelk, EllipsisZIne, and a number of anthologies and print magazines. She also reads for Fractured Lit and a number of writing competitions.
In this conversation, we discuss flash fiction in general, her work to date, using writing as a form of personal therapy, connecting with readers on a deeper level, what it takes to write a powerful piece of flash fiction, and her writing processes. I highly recommend you listen to it if you are interested in flash fiction.
You can access full show notes and further details about Laura here.
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By Chris RobertsLaura Besley (@laurabesley) is an established short fiction writer, particularly in flash fiction and micro-fiction. She has two collections of flash fiction published already (The Almost Mothers and 100neHundred) and more on the way. She has been listed as one of the top fifty British and Irish flash fiction writers by TSS Publishing and has been nominated for Best Micro-Fiction. Laura has been published in multiple literary journals including Fictive Dream, Spelk, EllipsisZIne, and a number of anthologies and print magazines. She also reads for Fractured Lit and a number of writing competitions.
In this conversation, we discuss flash fiction in general, her work to date, using writing as a form of personal therapy, connecting with readers on a deeper level, what it takes to write a powerful piece of flash fiction, and her writing processes. I highly recommend you listen to it if you are interested in flash fiction.
You can access full show notes and further details about Laura here.