Georgetown Review
2010 Contest Results
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Our thanks to all of you for participating in our writing contest, and we’re sorry for any disappointment you might feel at not having your work selected for publication—some of us here are writers, too, so we know not getting in an issue isn’t a pleasant experience. We received 897 submissions to this year’s contest, and following are the winner and runners-up, all of whom will receive publication |
WinnerLuke Fiske, “Peace Comes to Those Who Wait” story Runners-upMegan Baxter, "The Deer Hunter" poem Destiny Birdsong, "Switch" poem Deborah Brown, "The Stalled Bus" poem Eric Bourland, "The dancing police" poem Lynne Martin Bowman, "Because the Body Remembers" poem Karen J. Coates, "An Eternal Harvest" essay Emari DiGiorgio, "The Day My Grandmother Died" poem Lisa Dordal, "So Long in Coming" poem Stephanie Gehring, "December" poem Honoree Fannone Jeffers, "Spring Place Plantation (Georgia, 1811)" poem Ember Johnson, "Vigil" story Tamara Linse, "Wanting" story Ravi Shankar, "Descent with Modification" poem Denice Turner, "Principles of Internal Medicine" prose Philip Weitl, "Archeology" essay Lori Wilson, "A Swallowtail Lies on Its Side, Wings Folded--" poem
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