Trash Talk
News and Other Stuffs from the Bin
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Q & A with Jenny Hart
…having a little group of fellow writers who meet up a couple of times a week to write together. And if you end up doing like admin while everyone else is writing? Be kind to yourself and write something fabulous next time.
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Q & A with LM Fontanes
I simply adore flash fiction – to me, it’s the perfect format for the 21st century. Also love genre, especially horror and SFF. 34 Orchard, 100-Foot Crow, Uncanny and Weird Horror are just a few of the cornucopia of amazing spec journals out there right now.
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Q & A with Athena Law
Write first, worry about wordcount later. Some of my favourite flash began life a few hundred words heavier
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The Last Bin of the Year
A Letter from the Editor It seems no time at all since I was announcing Trash Cat Lit was 1yr old – back in May – yet here we are, about to cross into a new year. This year has been amazing for the magazine. We’ve published four new issues…
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Hello from the first frost of November
Welcome to our latest newsletter. We have submission stuffs, a wealth of Trash Family pubs to read, and a bunch of feline story prompts.
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Hello from the mild bluster of October
Welcome to our latest newsletter. We have anthology latest, submission stuffs, a wealth of Trash Family publications, and a genre twisting writing prompt.
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Hello from the welcome chill of September
Welcome to our latest newsletter. We have news, submission stuffs, Trash Family publications, Quick Reads from award nominees and a seasonal ekphrastic writing prompt.
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Q & A with Ian Johnson
As an unstoppable moron, writing something else – different genre, prompts, audiences etc. But reading too, and hoping for some creative osmosis that way – I start way more books than I finish
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Q & A with Mairead Fagan
I think some of my own favourite stories have come from disappearing down rabbit holes to find out the things I don’t know. For me, the joy of writing comes from imagining and experimenting, and the stories I enjoy reading the most are those that lean into the weird and…
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Q & A with David K Mitchell
Sometimes I just accept that my mojo is trashed and give myself a break. There’s nothing worse than staring at an unmoving, blinking cursor and getting annoyed at yourself for not being “productive”.
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