Application Deadline
24 Aug 2026
Competition
Upcoming
Flash Fiction Competition
Stories of the micro variety distill the essence of fiction into small but powerful bursts.
Last verified: 16 Feb 2026Reviewed by:Succeed Editorial
Competition
Upcoming
Flash Fiction Competition
Stories of the micro variety distill the essence of fiction into small but powerful bursts.
Last verified: 16 Feb 2026Reviewed by:Succeed Editorial
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Key facts
Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Ages 13–19
Age range / Year group
Ages 13–19
Location / Region
Online
Cost
Free
Prize highlight
Not listed
Entry format
Online
Creative Writing
Team size: individual
Results announced: 11 Sept 2026
Skills: Creative Writing
TL;DR
Stories of the micro variety distill the essence of fiction into small but powerful bursts. This competition invites writers to celebrate the art of concision by writing a story in 100 words or less. It highlights how flash fiction can create “more room to think” and “more space for the original idea to resonate,” with fewer unnecessary words. Writers are encouraged to consider what story of theirs lends itself to a miniature form.
What is Flash Fiction Competition?
Stories of the micro variety distill the essence of fiction into small but powerful bursts. This competition invites writers to celebrate the art of concision by writing a story in 100 words or less. It highlights how flash fiction can create “more room to think” and “more space for the original idea to resonate,” with fewer unnecessary words. Writers are encouraged to consider what story of theirs lends itself to a miniature form.
Key dates and deadlines
Past
Results Announcement
11 Sept 2026
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Application Deadline | 24 Aug 2026 | Local | Past | |
Results Announcement | 11 Sept 2026 | Local | Upcoming |
Eligibility and requirements
Young Writers (13–19)
Cost, funding, and what's included
Entry cost
Free
What's included
Free Entry
Submission requirements
Young Writers (13–19)
Piece Length: 1-100 words
Frequently asked questions
You can return to the piece and edit it as many times as you want until the competition deadline.
Final submissions are always due at 11:59 PM in the writer's timezone, wherever they are in the world, on the day that the competition closes.
The word count is a strong recommendation; pieces within 100 words on either side are usually considered (but not if much longer).
Previously shared with a small, local audience may be accepted; if published ting platform, they ask you remove it before entering.
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