American Literary Review
A journal of the Creative Writing Program at UNT
American Literary Review 2011 contest winners:
- Thank you for participating in
American Literary Review's 2011 contest. We received a large number of entries, and had the wonderful and difficult
job of selecting winners from a number of excellent submissions. Our
thanks to all entrants and our congratulations to the winners.
- Fiction Winner:
Marc Dickinson, "Smoked"
Fiction Runner-Up: Sean Madigan Hoen, "Back is Where You Go"
Read fiction judge Kyle Minor's thoughts on the winning story and runner-up.
- Creative Nonfiction:
Barbara Cameron, "Hawk Blood Citation"
Fiction Runner-Up: Starre Vartan, "Icewalkers"
Read nonfiction judge Alice Dark's thoughts on the winning piece and runner-up.
- Poetry:
Joseph Duemer, "Lake Surface Full of
Clouds"
Poetry judge Joanie Mackowski's thoughts on the winning poem.
These winners will receive $1000 each, and, along with an array of new and interesting writing from around the globe, will appear in our Spring 2011 issue. We hope you will consider submitting for our 2011 contests, which will open June 1 of 2011.
- Our regular reading period is now open, and we welcome your
regular submissions beginning October 1 to
May 1. For our 2012 Contests, see our Complete Contest Guidelines
American Literary Review 2010 contest winners:
- Thank you for participating in
American Literary Review's 2010 contest. We received an
unprecedented number of entries, and had the wonderful and difficult
job of selecting winners from a number of excellent submissions. Our
thanks to all entrants and our congratulations to the winners.
- Fiction Winner:
Karen Heuler, "Searching for Penny"
Fiction Runner Up: Nora Khan, "Gunn"
Fiction Runner Up: Emily McLaughlin, "Take Your Shoes off in the Shallow End"
Read fiction judge Donald Hays' thoughts on the winning story and runners-up.
- Creative Nonfiction:
Sabine Heinlein, "Pomp and Circumstance"
Creative Nonfiction Judge: Debra Monroe
- Poetry:
Jude Nutter, "The Pond"
Poetry Judge: Claire Bateman
These winners will receive $1000 each, and, along with an array of new and interesting writing from around the globe, will appear in our Spring 2011 issue, which mails in February. We hope you will consider submitting for our 2011 contests, which will open June 1 of 2011.
