Flash Fusion: 1st anniversary writing workshops:‘Using unusual ideas to develop and edit your work’

Launched at the Flash Fiction Festival last year on 15th July, and to coincide with South Asian Heritage Month (18th July-17th August), the Flash Fusion Anthology is celebrating its first book-birthday with a series of pay-what-you-can online writing workshops with its editors – and you are all invited to the party!

Get inspired to write flash fiction with prompts celebrating the Islamic miniature art from the Mughal period of Indian History.

This session will cover ways to develop your own unique ideas and use them to polish your prose.

Farhana Khalique is a writer, voice over artist, teacher, and PhD candidate from south-west London, UK. Her writing appears in Flash Fusion, Tales from the City, Best Small Fictions, and more. She is a co-editor of Flash Fusion, a submissions editor at SmokeLong Quarterly, and a creative writing tutor at City Lit. You can find Farhana online @HanaKhalique and farhanakhalique.com.

MPORTANT – BOOKING INFO:

You can book your workshop(s) via this Google Forms link:

https://forms.gle/tryp6ANaHvygYFHP6

Once we’ve received your order, we’ll email you a payment link and confirmation of your order. We’ll also email you separately with the Zoom link nearer the time. (Alternatively, you can use the ‘select date and time’ links above and we will send you the payment links.) Thank you.