Claire Jaggard

A quick read for New Year's Day, published in All Your Stories magazine's Christmas 2024 edition.

This fun short story about warring tribes and young love was longlisted for the Stroud Short Stories' October 2023 'Love Is Strange' live lit event, and then polished and published in August 2024 by Egg+Frog.

Where do your daydreams take you? This was published in the August 2024 edition of All Your Stories magazine.

Three little words can make all the difference... just not in the way you might think. This was published by CafeLit in its online magazine on May 15th 2024.

This was selected for publication in Secret Attic's (now folded) April 2024 Short Story contest. It came third and was also commended in the 2024 Mid-Somerset Festival and shortlisted for Stroud Short Stories in October 2023.

The Tale Of The Trossachs was included on the Stroud Short Stories "Love is Strange" longlist and Home For The Holidays on the "Something Better Change" shortlist.

My Senior Monologue won 2nd place and a distinction in the 2024 Mid-Somerset Festival and my Short Story came 3rd and was commended.

This was selected for publication in Fictionette Magazine's (now folded) June 2023 Flash Themed Contest.

This story was published in the Winter 2023 edition of Superpresent Mag, broadcast on BBC Upload in January 2023, and published again in the June 2024 edition of All Your Stories magazine.

This story reached the 'Final Ten' in Stroud Short Stories' November's 2021 WILD! live lit event and was later broadcast on BBC Upload. It was published by Stroud Short Stories in their anthology "Stroud Short Stories Volume Three 2018-2022" in September 2022.

What do you dream of and how would you actually feel if your dream were to come true? There's always a price to pay... Written for Thornbury's U3A Creative Writing Group and later broadcast on BBC Upload.

This tongue in cheek piece came about on a letter-writing workshop run by 'From Me to You', a charity that encourages people to write letters to cancer patients. It was later broadcast on BBC Upload.

Have you heard of Georgiana Budgett? You'll certainly know what she's famous for. This first attempt at a short story was written for South Gloucestershire Council's Creative Writing for Wellbeing course to mark International Women's Day, and later broadcast on BBC Upload.

A couple of non-fiction articles published in the Property section of The Guardian when I was a student in the early 1990s, and one in Spanish for El Adelanto de Salamanca.