Shannon Savvas

A New Zealander by birth and inclination, a nurse by profession, Shannon now divides her heart and life between Cyprus, England and New Zealand. A nomad since childhood, she wonders still where she belongs and who she is. Shannon’s work has been published in numerous anthologies and journals. She was the winner of the West Trade Review The Phyllis Grant Zellmer Prize for Fiction (2023); Fish Short Story Prize (2022), Cuirt New Writing Prize (2019); Reflex Fiction (2017); and Flash500 (2019). Bluesky: @shannonsavvas.bsky.social www.shannonsavvas.com/ Instagram; @carmelsavvas_aka_shannonsavvas

Issue 1

The Loneliness of the Long-distance Woman

Here you are in a room in the Hotel Bologna on the periphery of a fantastic city. He has gone.

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Issue 13

The Desert Road is Prone to Erosion

December 05, 1984, New Zealand. The arse end of the night.

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Shannon Savvas

Ghost Bones

Alice feigns flu to knock off early from work.

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