NANO Fiction’s mission to publish and promote flash fiction means that we also care a great deal about both expanding the critical discourse surrounding the…
NANO Fiction: What first drew you to NANO Fiction? Stefanie Freele: My admiration for the well-crafted short-short. NF: Who are the writers (flash fiction or…
NANO Fiction recently celebrated its eighth year of existence, and while the publication and our programming grow every year to reach more and more new…
NANO Fiction: What first drew you to NANO Fiction? Kayla Rae Candrilli: NANO Fiction was one of the first journals I became acquainted with. During…
Kirby Johnson: In the current issue of NANO Fiction, you have three retellings of the Goldilocks fairytale. Beyond the obvious source material, what was your…
Kirby Johnson: First off, I’d like to say that your story, “Dream Lover” in Volume 8 Number 1 is one of my favorite pieces in…
Dear Readers — Due to an overwhelming number of amazing submissions, NANO Fiction’s general submissions will close on November 14th and will re-open on February…
Though often left out of workshop conversations, those ubiquitous constraints known as word counts have been influencing fiction writers far more than they let on,…
Join NANO Fiction November 6-8 at the Letters Festival–a three-day independent literature festival with writing workshops, conversations, discussion panel, a book market and live readings…