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Published very short fiction 500 to 1,000 words, most recent publications shown first.
Let's Start Again (931 words)
Cherrypicked by the Editors at ABCtales, Aug 2011.
Mr Opportunity (698 words)
Accepted for publication in 6 Tales Magazine, May 2011. First published as Runner up, Adult Creative Writing Club Competition No. 84, Aug 2008.
What the Ghost Left (889 words)
Accepted for publication in Golden Visions Magazine, Spring Online Edition 2011.
ISSN No 1942 4450. First published, ABCtales, 2004 as a Ghost Story Competition entry.
Out of Deep Space (601 words)
Accepted for publication online and PDF in The Fringe Magazine, Jan 2011.
The Bite (989 words)
Accepted for publication online in The Straitjackets Magazine, Summer 2010. Read at Yunnan University 25 March 2011.
A Sure Thing (959 words)
Winning Entry, Adult Creative Writing Club Competition No 95, July 2009.
Bones in the Mud (521 words)
Published (print and online) entitled Bones in the Mud in Blinking Cursor Literary Magazine Issue Two Winter 2009. First published online entitled Just Kidding as Winning entry, Adult Creative Writing Club Competition No. 94, June 2009. Read on Radio Sarawak, RED fm 91.9, Nov 2009.
The True Friend of Fairy Farndale (741 words)
Accepted for publication online, Fantasy Gazetteer Issue 6, Aug 2008. Read on Radio Sarawak, RED fm 91.9, Feb 2009.
Snapshot (958 words)
Winning Entry, Adult Creative Writing Club Competition No. 76, Dec 2007.
Read on Radio Sarawak, RED fm 91.9, 11 Nov 2009.
Wind in the Western Desert (522 words)
Winning Entry (as Balancing Act) Adult Creative Writing Club Competition No. 71, July 2007.
Characters and events are fictitious and any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, is purely coincidental. As pieces are published internationally, please excuse the mix of conventions and spellings. Stories will often have been revised since publication and titles, text, and word counts may differ from original versions.
flash fiction by colin w campbell