The Greats in Flash Fiction First Place: Solve the Problems that Fergus Denies he Caused by Malina Douglas October 19, 2023 First Place: Popman’s bin by Maria Thomas March 9, 2023 First place: The De Facto Mother by Yasmina Din Madden March 9, 2022 First Place: The Anatomy of Arriving by Michele Wong October 20, 2022 First place: Twenty-one Species of Fish Called Sardine by Rosaleen Lynch September 8, 2021 First place: Fearful Symmetry by Holly Barratt February 25, 2021 As The Deer Watched by Anne Falkowski March 14, 2024 Second place: Dad says Nobody Wins on the Teddy Picker by Karen Arnold Second place: City rat by Jennifer McMahon Second place: Dinosaur Bones by Emily Ives-Keeler Second place: The Salt Trick by Matt Kendrick Second place: A Migration by Lydia Benson Second place: Skin by Daniel Draper Jigsaw Pieces by Susan L. Edser Third place: My son plays Minecraft and talks at me for forty minutes straight while I try to write something profound by Jo Gatford Third place: The things my sister gave me by Abigail Williams Third place: Asshole Dolphin by Jeremy Glazer Third place: Aching Bones by Zoë D. Marriott Third place: …now you don’t by Hazel Osmond Third place: Sticks and stones by Elizabeth Smith Numbers by Tom Vowler New Voice Award: But After This Week Everything Will Calm Down by Sam Rennie New Voice Award: Happy little accidents by Meg Orpwood New Voice Award: 1974 by Veneta Roberts New Voice Award: The Egg by Sophie Kendall New Voice Award: The Hornbeam’s lament by Helen Williams New Voice Award: Eomma, where are we going? By Yossi Eun-Chong Rosen
Third place: My son plays Minecraft and talks at me for forty minutes straight while I try to write something profound by Jo Gatford
Oxford Flash Fiction Prize