Pickering. This idea inspired a published book in 2019 called 488 Rules for Life: The Thankless Art of Being Correct. In March, 2021 Flanagan's sitcom Fisk, which she co-created, co-wrote, co-directed and starred in, aired on ABC TV. Fisk was nominated for two 2021 AACTA Awards and won both awards for Best Narrative Comedy Series and Best Comedy Performer for Kitty Flanagan. Corporate work and literary events Flanagan tailors her comedy material to suit corporate events, galas, award nights and launches. Flanagan has written and presented videos for clients such as Nokia and Subaru. An accomplished Master of ceremonies, Flanagan hosted countless awards nights and provided after-dinner hilarity for companies as diverse as Australia Post and the Australian Pharmaceutical Association. Flanagan was Master of ceremonies at 2015 Art of Music Live which is a music concert held every two years, where a group of Australia's top visual artists come together to create an original exhibition and each artist chooses an iconic Australian/New Zealand song to inspire an artwork. The work is then auctioned at a gala dinner in the Art Gallery of New South Wales with all proceeds from Art Of Music Live going to Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy, who transform lives through music. In 2012, Flanagan joined a panel of writers, musicians and artists for the literary event called "Women of Letters", an interactive talk that examines the lost art of letter writing and also celebrates women in writing. Funds raised go to a Victorian not-for-profit charity animal rescue centre called Edgar's Mission Farm Sanctuary. In 2013, Flanagan was invited to be part of Adelaide's new literary festival called Word Adelaide, where she participated in two events during the four-day program. Flanagan hosted 'Yarn Spinning', the opening event of Word Adelaide that celebrates two long established Australian traditions: telling tall stories and going to the pub. Flanagan also featured in the event 'In Their Own Words', sharing the stage with Matt Lucas of Little Britain fame, Professor Roly Sussex and musician Guy Pratt who performed in bands Pink Floyd and Icehouse, to explore how the language of comedy has changed our lives and culture. Hosting Flanagan hosted and performed stand-up at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala in 2010. Flanagan hosted and performed stand-up comedy at the 'Opening Night Comedy Allstars Supershow' to launch the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in March 2017, which then screened on the ABC and ABC