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Edinburgh Flash Fiction Award 2026 in UK for Writers Worldwide

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Applicant criteria

NationalityNo specific nationality required
Age
  • No specific age required
Gender
  • Both

Opportunity criteria

Job locationUnited Kingdom
Deadline2026-08-31

Opportunity description

The Edinburgh Award for Flash Fiction welcomes creative submissions from writers worldwide, offering a prestigious platform to showcase their talents. Established as a renowned competition, it provides aspiring writers the recognition they deserve and a chance to have their work published in the Edinburgh Anthology.

Financial Benefits and Coverage

  • First Prize: £2,000
  • Second Prize: £500
  • Third Prize: £250
  • Golden Hare Award: £550 for unpublished writers residing in Scotland
  • Five commendations at £100 each for global writers
  • Publication in the Edinburgh Anthology for top twenty stories
  • One year free membership for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize winners at Scottish Arts Club

Eligibility Requirements

Open to all writers globally, whether published or unpublished. Submissions must be flash fiction stories up to 250 words.

Available Fields of Study

All genres and themes are accepted, encouraging writers from diverse backgrounds to participate.

How to Apply Step by Step

  1. Visit the competition's official website for detailed guidelines.
  2. Submit your entry along with a £10 fee per story.
  3. Ensure your submission meets the deadline of 31st August 2026.
  4. Ensure compliance with all specified submission criteria for successful entry.

Benefits

  • First Prize: £2,000
  • Second Prize: £500
  • Third Prize: £250
  • Golden Hare Award: £550
  • Commendations of £100 each for 5 writers
  • Free membership for a year at Scottish Arts Club for top three winners
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