Winner of the 43rd Writing Contest for Flash Fiction (2017) Miah Jeffra of San Francisco, CA has won the New Millennium Flash Fiction Prize for “Growl.” Miah will receive $1,000, a certificate to mark the success, and publication both online and in print. Miah’s story, ‘Growl,’ pays homage to that most primal noise. It is

Winner of the 43rd Writing Contest for Nonfiction Michele Leavitt of Gainesville, FL has won the New Millennium Nonfiction Prize for “Hidden in a Suitcase.” She will receive $1,000, a certificate to document the success, and publication both online and in print. “On reunion and loss, on being back in the fold and being caught in the

Winner of the 43rd Writing Contest for Fiction Cassady Black of Denver, Colorado has won the New Millennium Fiction Prize for “Mapping Hana.” She will receive $1,000, a certificate to document the success, and publication both online and in print. “A haunting and enchanting mystery. From the startling first lines to each smoldering revelation, readers will be

Katie Bickham of Shreveport, LA has won the 43rd New Millennium Poetry Prize for “Shorn.” She will receive $1,000 and publication both online and in print. Katie’s book, The Belle Mar(2015), won the Lena-Miles Wever Todd Poetry Prize. Katie’s poems have appeared in Rattle, Southern Quarterly, Prairie Schooner, Pleiades, The Missouri Review, and elsewhere. She received The Missouri Review Editor’s Prize