Fran Tracey page

Fran Tracey is the author of the Authortrek short stories Hiding in the Dark, Ashraf’s Tale, and Nothing to Declare.

Fran Tracey writes: “I love writing – especially about people. For me, plots emerge from characters. Creating characters and exploring their motives and actions fascinates me – and satisfies my innate nosiness, I guess. I often include flashbacks in my stories – I enjoy exploring memory – how the past informs and influences the present, where the truth lies, if there is such a thing, and the unreliability of a point of view. Oh, I like writing humour too, and just telling a tale.

I am a librarian by profession (lots of people-watching opportunities – all human life passes through libraries), and I have also worked as an adult education tutor. Over the last few years I have been widely published – in women’s magazines both in the UK and internationally, and I have won several writing competitions. I have also contributed to Accent Press’s Sexy Shorts for the Beach compilation in aid of Breast Cancer, and am a current contributor to their erotic imprint.

I love trying out different genres, and writing for a wide variety of audiences – I hope it keeps my writing fresh, and it’s a way of challenging myself.”

Do you remember Elvis? – a short story by Fran Tracey listed as a runner-up in a flash fiction competition

Writers’ News – features Collision, a Fran Tracey short story that was runner-up in a Writing Magazine competition

The H. E. Bates short story competition – details how Fran Tracey won 3^rd price in 2006

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