Magpie: Stories by Carrie Mumford
I recently collaborated with Displaced Snail (Joseph Carlough) and Rachel Small to create a chapbook of some of my short stories*.
The chapbook, titled ‘Magpie,’ includes 10 flash fiction pieces, 3 of which have not been published elsewhere.
If you’re interested, you can get a copy here.
Fiction:
Here a few places my short stories have recently been published.
- Runner-up for a short story entered in the Room Magazine 2013 Contest (prose).
- Two Dressers: published in Vine Leaves Literary Journal – Issue #8, October 2013. Included in the annual Best of Vine Leaves 2013 print Anthology.
- Magpie: I published this story on Fictionaut as an experiment of sorts on May 20th, 2013.
- Breath: published on Short Stories Cafe on March 21st, 2013. You can read a ‘behind the scenes’ interview about this story here: Short Stories Cafe Author Interview with Carrie Mumford.
- Tastes Like Chicken: Highly Commended in the Writers’ Village short story award winter 2012
- Paris in a Bottle: published in the Bella Online Literary Review on December 21st, 2012
- Little Bean: semi-finalist in the 2011 Writers’ Community of Durham Region Whispered Words Contest. Chosen for inclusion in their anthology – Fall 2011.
- The Blemish Collector: published in Vine Leaves Literary Journal – Issue #2, April 2012. Nominated for the Pushcart Prize and included in the annual Vine Leaves 2012 print Anthology. Update: Voice actor Elijah Lucian recorded an audio version of this story. You can listen to it (and his other awesome flash fiction compilations) here!
- Knit, Purl, Breathe: published in Fiction365 on April 5th, 2012
- Tiki Bar: published in Full of Crow Fiction - Winter 2012
* Both Joseph and Rachel (not affiliated with each other), are amazing to work with! Joseph created the beautiful chapbook, and Rachel edited and proofread the work. I’d highly recommend working with both of them if you are considering creating a chapbook of your own (or any kind of publication really). And they aren’t even giving me chocolate to say that ;)