Anna Geary-Meyer’s story ‘The Lobsters Run Free’, gave us the title for the book and inspired the cover design. Her story is the final one in the book, and is shown here in Berlin where Anna lives.

Louise Mangos came over from Switzerland for the festival last June and her story, ‘Saturation Point’ appears in Flash Fiction Festival One, having been prompted by Tania Hershman’s workshop, ‘Flashing Scientifically.’ Here’s her copy of the anthology with an alpine background.

Nod Ghosh won second prize in the June Award with ‘The Cool Box’, and here’s The Lobster’s Run Free with New Zealand hills in the background.

With a picture of the famous Royal Crescent in Bath in the background, here are Diane Simmons’ copies of both anthologies on a park bench. ‘Finding a Way’ is in Flash Fiction Festival One and her short listed story, from the October round of the Award, ‘Six Months Yesterday’, can be found in Bath Flash Fiction Volume Two.

Rose McDonagh won first prize with ‘Pony’ in the October round of Bath Flash Fiction. She’s taken a photograph of The Lobster’s Run Free with Grey Friars’ Bobby, in Edinburgh, where she lives.

Debbi Voisey took a photograph of Arnold Bennett in Stoke-on-Trent, with her copy of Flash Fiction Festival One in his arms. Her story, ‘Dirty’ lies within its pages.