Angelita Bradney
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Short Fiction
Short Fiction
Angelita's short stories and flash fiction have been published in various literary magazines and anthologies. Her work has also been shortlisted and highly commended in many competitions including the Fish prize, Inktears, Retreat West, City Writes, Writers' Forum magazine and Shooter Literary Magazine. She won the 2017 National Memory Day short story competition with All that water must be unimaginably heavy. Her flash fiction piece, Shape-shifting for beginners, was selected for the 2025 Best Microfiction Anthology.
Where work is available to read online, the links are below.
Camelot, BFS Horizons #19, 2026
Bag of Bones, The Sunlight Press, 2025 and Liars' League, 2024
Shape-shifting for beginners, Emerge Literary Journal, 2024
Saturday Night, Shooter Literary Magazine, 2021
Bembridge Beach, Ellipsis Zine, 2021
While this Lasts, Dear Damsels, 2020
Other Folks' Troubles, Fictive Dream, 2020
Miss Quinn's instructions to class 8Q, Ellipsis Zine and FlashFlood, 2020
The Tower, Inktears, 2019 and Liars' League NYC, 2015
Book, Kitchen, Shelf, The Cabinet of Heed, 2018
Illumination, Riggwelter, 2018
Empty Nest, Flashflood, 2018
A Peachy Moment, Dear Damsels, 2018
Is there magic here? The Fiction Pool, 2018 and Flashflood, 2019
Come and Gone, Retreat West Books, 2018
Other Chances, The Occulum, 2017
Golden Eyes, Stories for Homes 2, 2017
Gap, Ellipsis Zine, 2017
Lobsterfest, Retreat West Books, 2017
Tinder, Flashflood, 2017
All that water must be unimaginably heavy, Winner of the National Memory Day short story competition, 2017
She, Litro, 2016
Photo credits: NASA (Camelot), Gift Habeshaw (Shape-shifting for beginners), Sander Dewerte (Bag of Bones), JP Valery (Saturday Night), Adrian Craig (Bembridge Beach), Valentina Locatelli (While this lasts), Alex Atudosie (Other Folks' Troubles), Ramakant Sharda (Miss Quinn), Josh Withers (The Tower), Jessica Castro (Book, Kitchen, Shelf), Tom Quandt (Illumination), Wendy Aros Routman (Empty nest), Charles Deluvio (A peachy moment), Christiane Teston (Is there magic here?), Jeremy Vessey (Other Chances), Jordan Opel (Gap), Amy Humphries (Tinder), Tomas Robertson (All that water), Andalucia Andaluia (She).
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