Editorial Board

Ellipsis Zine is managed by Steve Campbell, with the following board members on hand to offer advice and guidance, and help resolve any editorial issues that may arise. Members will also be called upon to lend their expertise and experience of the flash fiction publishing sector, and occasionally read future zines and web submissions.

Board members are free to submit work to the website and future zines, where their work will be read along with all other submissions.

Steve Campbell
Steve Campbell is Founding Editor of Ellipsis and has no idea how he managed to make it onto a list of writers such as this, but he’s honoured to be here. Between a day job, running this website and compiling the zines, he somehow finds time to write flash fiction. He’s in a race with Stephanie Carty to see who can finish their novel first. Clue: It won’t be Steve. You can find links to his work at standondog.com and follow him on twitter here: @standondog.

Christina Dalcher
Christina Dalcher is a linguist and novelist from Somewhere in the American South. Her short fiction appears in The Molotov Cocktail, Whiskey Paper, Split Lip Magazine, Five2One Magazine, and several others. Laura Bradford represents Christina’s novels, the first of which will be out in August 2018. Its name is VOX. Find Christina tweeting @CVDalcher or at christinadalcher.com.

Jennifer Harvey
Jennifer Harvey is a Scottish writer now living in Amsterdam. Her writing has appeared in magazines and anthologies in the US and the UK. She is also a Resident Reader for the literary magazine, Carve. You can find out more over at her website: jenharvey.net or follow her on Twitter at: @JenAnneHarvey.

Stephanie Carty (Hutton)
Stephanie Carty is Managing Editor of Ellipsis, a writer and clinical psychologist in Staffordshire, UK. She has published flash fiction, short stories and poetry, including recent publications in Mechanics Institute Review, Aesthetica Creative Writing Award and Bristol Short Story Prize anthologies. In 2017, she received two nominations for the Pushcart Prize. Find her work at stephaniehutton.com.

Richard de Nooy
Richard de Nooy (1965) grew up in Johannesburg, but has lived in Amsterdam for the past 30 years. He postponed his writing career by studying journalism and psychology, before procrastinating as a crockery salesman, bouncer, cartoonist, translator and editor. He writes novels, shorts stories and poetry in English and Dutch. You can read more via his website: richarddenooy.com, facebook: facebook.com/richarddenooy and twitter: @RicharddeNooy.

Helen Rye
Helen Rye lives in Norwich UK. She has won the Bath Flash Award and Reflex Fiction first prize, and been nominated for Best Small Fictions 2017 and 2018. Her stories can be found in various places online and in print. She is mentored by Tania Hershman through the Womentoring Project. You can read more via her website: helenrye.com and follow her on Twitter here: @HelenRye.

Amelia Sachs
Amelia hates submitting bios. Probably why she writes using another name. She writes flash fiction and poetry, creates odd portraits and analyzes movies. Her work has been published in various online literary journals and magazines. The only reason she’s on this editorial board is because Steve bribed her with cheese and publication in the next fifty print issues of Ellipsis Zine. If she gets an opportunity to read your work, she will treat it kindly. Follow Amelia on Twitter here: @Ames236.

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Website submissions, first reader (Summer 2018)

Gaynor Jones
Gaynor Jones is a writer of micro, flash and short stories from Manchester, UK. Her first lit mag acceptance was from Ellipsis for a piece based on her time with Generalised Anxiety Disorder. Since then she’s had work published in places such as MoonPark Review, Former Cactus and Bending Genres and was nominated for Best Small Fictions 2018. She also organises the Story For Daniel flash fiction competition to raise awareness of blood stem cell donation and childhood cancer support. You can read more via her website: jonzeywriter.com and she tweets at @jonzeywriter

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