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2015 Competition Winner
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2015 Competition Winner

thresholds8 June 20159 June 2015

We are delighted to announce the results of the 2015 THRESHOLDS International Short Fiction Feature Writing Competition: ‘In our winning essay, Richard Newton considers a world without the writings of Herman Charles Bosman…’

Decision Time
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Decision Time

thresholds3 June 20152 June 2015

ERINNA METTLER tells of how short story spoken word event Rattle Tales went from a whim to an annual competition and anthology in just four years…

2015 International Feature Writing Competition Shortlist
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2015 International Feature Writing Competition Shortlist

thresholds27 May 201519 June 2015

Now in its fourth year, the THRESHOLDS International Feature Writing Competition celebrates the art of the short story form and awards one deserving essayist the top prize of £500.

The 2015 Competition Longlist
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The 2015 Competition Longlist

thresholds20 May 201520 May 2015

Over the past few weeks, the team of THRESHOLDS judges has been busy reading and re-reading the entries, debating and deliberating. Now, we bring you.… The 2015 THRESHOLDS Features Award longlist.

Edna O’Brien
Discussions Interviews

Edna O’Brien

thresholds6 May 201514 October 2015

We are delighted to bring you this exclusive interview with Edna O’Brien, winner of the Charleston-Chichester Award for a Lifetime’s Excellence in Short Fiction, recorded at the Small Wonder Short Story Festival last September…

Hallmarking the Stories of Prosper Mérimée
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Hallmarking the Stories of Prosper Mérimée

thresholds6 April 201531 March 2015

MIKE SMITH finds seven short stories by Prosper Mérimée in The World’s Thousand Best Short Stories and asks what unites them: ‘…is there a Prosper Mérimée stamp upon them? Is there the common hallmark of the short story, whatever that might be?’

Be Careful What You Wish For: Beta Life
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Be Careful What You Wish For: Beta Life

thresholds23 March 20151 April 2018

DAVID FRANKEL reflects on Beta Life from Comma Press, an anthology of short fiction and essays: ‘…what makes these stories particularly interesting is how they explore what it is that makes us human, the things at the core of how we react to the world…’

Three Stories About Love
Discussions We Recommend

Three Stories About Love

thresholds16 March 201524 February 2015

RAJAT CHAUDHURI examines the tension in love stories by Hemingway, Calvino and Chekhov: ‘What ties these stories together and sets them apart from others is an undertow of tension.’

Writing Short Stories
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Writing Short Stories

thresholds9 March 201524 February 2015

We are pleased to bring you the foreword to Writing Short Stories, by acclaimed author Kate Clanchy: ‘The short story, in contrast, shines a harsh light on every word you write and neither gives you a shape nor forgives you for getting the shape wrong…’

2015 Feature Writing Competition
Author Profiles Discussions We Recommend

2015 Feature Writing Competition

thresholds4 March 20157 May 2015

The 2015 THRESHOLDS Feature Writing Competition is now open for entries, until Wednesday 06 May, 11:59pm (BST). £500 first prize. 2x £100 runner-up prizes. FREE to enter…

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