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LONGLIST Fish Short Story Prize 2014/15

356 stories longlisted
(1,575 stories submitted in total)

Story Title

Author

Miller Aidan OKeeffe
I Want You Aisling Campbell
The Overman Alan Timmons
A SLICE OF PARADISE Alex Reece Abbott
Falling Up Alice Jolly
The Faithful Alice Jolly
July for the Canada Geese Alison Earls
Creels Alison Lock
(Un)familiar Allie Rogers
Somebody Else’s Child Amy Jomantas
Collection Day Andrew Fox
69 Andrew Judd
Starlight Andrew Judd
Our Eliza Andrew Murphy
And Then We Ran Andy Wilson
Book, kitchen, shelf Angelita Bradney
She Angelita Bradney
Tom Ann Butler Rowlands
The Grave Digger Ann Cahill
Ill Omen in Kabylia Ann Dufaux
The Gift Ann Mooney
Reconstruction Anna Freyberg
Through a Cracked Lens Annabel Abbs
The man with no hands Anne Aylor
Misunderstanding Anne Cleasby
Love and Living Dangerously Anne Cleasby
These Silver Fish Anne O’Brien
Fragile Annette Dunne
The Note Ariel Gil
Hatch 9 New Applicants and enquiries audrey corr
A Betting Man Barbara Fried
Burial Barbara Tarrant
Shelley’s Boys Benjamin DaSilva
Small Stones Beth Cardier
Twenty Pence Beth Tyrrell
A Voice Bill Davis
Pyramid Bill Davis
Blind White Worm Bill Davis
JFK’S LAST INTERVIEW Bob Reynolds
The Irish Twins Bonnie McCune
Love in an Abattoir Brendan Gill
This Is Not Me Bridgett Kendall
Heliophobia Carol Farrelly
Rainbow’s End Carol Jones
The Inner Exiles Caroline Lea
Penguin Carolyn Power
Tribe Caron Tate
She Says Yes Carrie Alexander
Everything is Lighter Catherine Bateson
Strange Currents Catherine Donnelly
Sheep Catherine Kirwan
The Book of Bruises Catherine McNamara
Shrinking From Life catherine talbot
Poor Carol and Other Amusing Stories Cathy Layne
Snowstorm Catrin Kean
Ice Man Charles Evans
Love in the Time of Electronics Charlie Neuner
Of Small Consequence Charlotte Seden
Break Character Chloe Wilson
Bookworm Chris Dooley
The Pace of Change Chris Weldon
The Poor Dead Christina Dowling
Bubbles Claire Constant
Heatwave Claire Hennessy
I NEVER TOLD Claire McNamara
The Shawl clare jarrett
Castaway Clare Le May
Song for Solomon Clare O’Dea
Hey Presto clare O’reilly
Kicking the Habit clare O’reilly
Secrets Clarrie Pringle
KEEP THE FAITH Colin Burns
The Pictures Connie Gaind
Rogey Daniel Murphy
The Small Print Daniel Schweimler
Alone Darren Ryding
Here there are no stars David Bausor
The Free Brontosaurus David Berkeley
Where the pine trees fall David Higgins
WHEREVER, WHATEVER David Jay
The Walker David Martin
Dorothy David Mathews
Kodak Memories David ODwyer
10,000 Miles from Home David Slater
Laying my Ghosts David Slater
A Little Trouble with the Spirits Deborah Cameron
JELLYFISH DREAMING Deborah McCutchen
Somebody’s Girl Debra Curtis
Over-the-Rhine Dedria Barker
Goblin Market Donna Triggs
Collect Your Cards Eamon Murphy
Under the Tree Eileen Herbert-Goodall
Under the Tree Eileen Herbert-Goodall
Gateway to the Starry Sky Eleanor O’Reilly
His Own Man Elizabeth Jane Corbett
The Lost and Found Emma Balmforth
Frozen Tears emma purcell
Eleanor Eva Lomski
Jonnie Through the Glass Faith Mimnall
Roundabout Federica Lugaresi
In My Shoes Fiona Drury
The Seaview Fiona Skepper
Postcards From Berlin Fiona Whyte
Her Own Kind Fiona Whyte
Emma Franco Alonso
after all . . . Frank Cossa
Chronicle of a Death Forestalled Frank Rizzuto
Jerry Franny French
Mixed Reviews Fuchsia Fishbourne
In the Land of the Dinosaur Garret Dwyer-Joyce
Sin Georgina Eddison
Yana Georgina Eddison
Some Days Even the Goldfish . . . Georgina Eddison
Quite Georgina Eddison
Siren Georgina Eddison
A DEAD LIKENESS Gerald Benedict
Jaundice gerard galvin
Down to the black Sullán gerard galvin
Ducks and Geese Gerry Dorrian
Tigers Gerry McCullough
The Developing World Gerry McKeague
Crossing The Line Gillian Holland
Grand Finale Glynis Gertsch
The Anniversary gordon parker
American Holiday grace french
Marching Season Grahame Williams
Lowmans Road Gráinne O Toole
Into the Light Gregory Hanafin
Wrung Hannah-Fleur Fitz-Gibbon
All the rules we could ask for Heather Richardson
Pennyboy Heather Richardson
A Slut and a Liar Helen Dann
The Treat Helen Hogan
I Had a Little Nut Tree Helen Hogan
The Last Fix Helen McGoldrick
Telling the Bess Helen Morris
Not LIke Us Hilary Fennell
Hereafter Hilary Fennell
Red Kites Over The M40 Hilary O’Sullivan
The Materialist Horatio Potter
The Spirits of Whiskey Row howard russell
Revenge howard russell
To Spain And Back Iona Coulter
Dig deep, and throw well back J Mulligan
After The Angelus Jack McAuliffe
Thieving in a Minor Key Jacob Appel
Washing with the May Dew Jacqueline Nolan
The Irresistible Decline of hope in the Kingdom of Shadows James Gargan
Dust & Bones James O’Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Clark and Blanche james woolf
R v Sieger – additional documents disclosed by the Crown Prosecution Service james woolf
SAFE ARRIVAL James Yeo
M’boosa and the Spirit of Fire James Yeo
The Gower Explorer Jane Fraser
Breathless Jane Roberts
The Look Out Janet Swinney
The Queen of Campbeltown Janet Swinney
The Menace at the Gate Janet Swinney
HOME Jean Rogers
Way station Jennifer Salkin
The Well at the End of the World Jill Gientzotis
BROTHERS Jin Baker
Buttons Jo Barril
Rehearsal Joan Christie
The Visit. Joan Morrissey
Smoothin’ Joanna Campbell
Enzo Ponza joanna walsh
Judo For Jesus Joe Golombek, Jr.
9678 Joe Golombek, Jr.
The Crossing John Inglis
Bury My Heart John McHugh
The Left Side John O’Donnell
Financial Engineering or Whatever Shall We Do With Grandma? Jonathan Pinnock
Pumpkin Head Joshua Sabatini
The Artists Josie Turner
White Cube Joy Manne
Death of a Stoveman Judith Brown
Reader I Married Him Julie Kearney
Dangerous Beauty Julie Kearney
The Kid Julie Kearney
Louise and Louisa k Lockwood Jefford
THE MIRROR KALLIOPI PASXALIDOU
Two Funerals Kara Moskowitz
Unravelling Karen Hollands
Hidden Depths Karen Laffan
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME Karen Wolff
The Invisible Woman Karen Woods
PLATEAU Katayoun Medhat
The Journey Kate Mahony
Combat Katherine West
The Man in the Suitcase Kathleen Hansen
Stone Sett Kathryn Burke
Residue Kathryn Burke
Hourglass Kathryn Phelan
Alma Kathy D’Arcy
Healing Waters Keeley Mansfield
Tomorrow keren heenan
Pigeon Blood Kerry Barner
Water Music Kim Murdock
SG642975 Kirsten Pell
Aurora Lela Tredwell
Lessons in a foreign language Lezanne Clannachan
Clean Lisa Harding
The Red and the Dark Lorna Cooper
Skeleton Leaf Louisa Lester
November Dead List Louise Kennedy
The Crossing Louise King
The Orange Step Louise Swingler
Hell Is Other Gods Lucie-Gabrielle Jolicoeur
The Light in the Attic Luke Temple
Other Side of the River Lyn Broadhurst
Alien Big Cats M J Jackson
Abel’s Mountain Madeline Moran
Six Cans Maggie Hill
Don’t Bury Me In Doonaree Maggie Murphy
The Thaw Maire Mulhern
High Noon Malachi O’Doherty
Mr. & Mrs. Mort Manus Boyle Tobin
Blossom Manus Boyle Tobin
The Long Room Manus Boyle Tobin
Lucky Strike Margaret Ries
As Simple As That Mariam Haji
Two Sheets to the Wind marie kennedy
The Firemen Marina Marinopoulos
Merry Christmas, Charlie Marion Loughe
The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog Marius O’Shea
Things Fall Apart Mark Arnold
COMPREHENSIVE COMPREHENSION mark cole
The Caretaker Mark Klassen
Universe, Sea Mark Liddington
White Wings Mark Patton
The Accumulation Of Small Wounds Mark Smith
Steps Martin Hulton
Something Beginning Martin Hulton
Full Tilt Martin Keating
Blackie Martin Keating
Campaign for Light Mary Bilan
The Herbalist of Baghdad Mary Fox
Going Home Mary McKeone
Twice Singular Mary Moorkens
Norah Mary Moylan
An Exam for Mister Mortenson Mary Winsor
At the Edges Maureen Connolly
Grift Bred in the Bone Maureen Millea Smith
Neuroplasticity Melanie Cheng
Silent as Storks melanie whipman
Portrait Show Michael Barrett
An audience of cranes Michael Bird
The Warlord of Aisle Nine Michael Logan
Dover, Japan Michael Milton
Polack is Warming Now Michael Morrissey
Weights Michelle Scorziello
The Widening Gyre Miranda Bowen
Life Happens! Muraledharan Pillai
Bench Nawapak Lerthirunvibul
Flame Niamh MacCabe
A Jog Niamh MacCabe
Memory Foam Niamh MacCabe
Polyxena and Achilles Nicholas Angel
Dear Mumsey nick wright
Marks Nicolas Bellorini
Peephole Oana Aristide
Criminal Ofir Oz
Watermelon Omar Al-Khayatt
The Downfall of Keith Alpen Omar Al-Khayatt
Knuckleheads Pamela O’Brien
The Barn Pat boran
Battery Hens Pat Davis
Baxter patria hatami
Blind Encounter Patrick Courtney
The Sinking Patrick Dixon
Murmurations Paul McMichael
Big Night Paul Michel
The Piebald Buck Paul Michel
Eureka Paul Michel
Rajasthan Paul Saville
Unfinished Business Pauline Brown
Shh pauline clooney
Nothing to Tell pauline rooney
Tablecloth Pauline ryan
Now… Peter Jones
Deliverance Petra McNulty
Traitor Philip O Neill
Desray Pippa Gough
Dog Pippa Gough
Little Bears Ray Prowse
The Duel Carraigeway Raymie Watson
The Engagement – Belfast 1975 Raymond Watson
Between My Ribs Riba Taylor
When I Was a Dog Riba Taylor
Ma’s Pavotitti Richard Lysaght
Stafford Street Riona Judge McCormack
Some Strange Moon Riona Judge McCormack
The Gift Robert Lumsden
Santa Claus Robert Mundy
The Mute Roisin Donovan
Wicklow Cowboy Rory McArdle
Mrs Frank and the Red Chair rosemary gerring
Girlfriend Rosemary Jones
Looking Back Rosie Dastgir
Live Meat and Freedom Rowena Macdonald
The Griffin Ruby Soames
Glossolalia Ruth Frendo
And Each One of Her Bones Shall be Broken ruth gilligan
King Mikey Ruth Thorlby
Oviparous Sam Sudar
Steve Wright in the Afternoon Sandra Ireland
A Thousand Grains of Sand Sarah Hegarty
The Green Gumar Sarah Kilfeather
STARS ON THE CEILING Seamas Keenan
THE FLYING FIFTY-TWO Seamas Keenan
Driving Lessons Shannon Azzato Stephens
The Pigs and Patrick Simon Broad
The Goldfish and the Button simon poore
Dominoes sinead roarty
things You Discover in the Smallest Room Siobhan Harte
Drift Siobhan Harte
The Descendent of Byron’s Parrot Stephanie Norgate
Partitions Stephanie Scott
Waiting for Gadjo Stéphanie Sébileau
Cathedral Streets Stephen Flanagan
The Two Trials of Aller Steve Wade
Trouble in the Forest Steve Wade
The bus susan lloyd
Dancing With The Mountains Susan Schadler
The Painter’s Child Suzanne Frankham
The Danger Suzy Knights
Ya Mama Taabta Sharran
Sartre’s Lobster Tamara Jones
Sweating Checkov Tanvir Bush
ة (ta marbuta) Tendayi Bloom
A Reunion at The Hotel Meurice Terence Cady
Cold Storage Terence Cady
The Parlour Teresa B. Reilly
Marks On My SKin Teresa OBrien
Compulsion Tessa Robinson
Blood Orange Theodore Johnston
Portrait of an American Girl Thomas Carney
A MAN ABOUT A DOG Thomas Turner
Hokkaido no Yuki Thomas Watson
The Jimmy Walk Tim Booth
My Kentucky Mountain Timm Holt
Absolutely Timothy Moloney
The Party Toby Corballis
The Cost Of Not Living Toby Roebuck
L Is For Laura Tom Billings
Meeting Constance Tom McElligott
What Does the Eagle Think? Tony Lindsell
Twisted Tracy Fells
The Watcher Valerie Ryan
Hunted by Dreamlight Virginia McRae
MAKING A BREAK FOR IT Viv McDade
Mrs Hennie Vervoerd Wendy Archer
Little White Lie Winifred Scheffler
No More wolfgang eulitz
Voices From Upstairs wolfgang eulitz

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Story Prize 2023: Long-list

17th March 2024
On behalf of all of us at Fish, congratulations to all of you who made the long list.  The short-list and final results will not be published until 10th April. This is due to unforeseen circumstances and we apologise for any inconvenience that it causes. To preserve the anonymous nature of the judging, we are […]

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10th April 2023
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Winners Short-list Long-list   On behalf of all of us at Fish, we congratulate the 10 winners who made it to the Fish Anthology 2023, and to those writers who made the long and short-lists, well done too.  Thank you to Sean Lusk, for the time and enthusiasm that he put into selecting the winners. (About […]

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