NMW’s Editor Emeritus and Founder, Don Williams, was entrusted with a very special role at The 13th Annual East Tennessee Writers Hall of Fame Ceremony.
NMW Founder Plays Key Role in Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Read More »
One of the best poems I’ve read in my life. The music, the scope… Brilliant! —G.A.
Love Poem for Carl Sagan | Robin Myers Read More »
A story about the lioness inside and the compromises that must be made to travel alongside her, neither stalking nor fleeing. —NMW
Move | Cady Vishniac Read More »
For anyone who’s ever shouted across the dinner table, debating with a loved one about war, dissent, and the true meaning of patriotism, Marsh’s essay will resonate deeply. —NMW
Pictures in Leaves | Carol D. Marsh Read More »
Award Winners & Finalists of the 41st New Millennium Writing Awards!
New Millennium Awards XLI | 2016 Read More »
As immigration and foreign policy issues divide and dominate our culture, ‘The Envelope Trick’ reminds us that the political is always personal, and that many people are hanging on by only a finger or two. –NMW
The Envelope Trick | Adrianne Aron Read More »
Nina’s language hums, her landscapes float before one’s eyes, and the love between her characters will make readers’ own hearts throb. –NMW
The Things We Did in Texas | Nina Varela Read More »
Her vivid imagining of her father returned from death as a hummingbird, hovering above his daughters. –NMW
Father | Rosa Lane Read More »
A story of a romantic chance encounter, one long remembered and treasured, though it barely made ripples in the surface of the character’s life. –NMW
Memento Mori | Marcia Peck Read More »
George’s story imagines a world exactly like ours, except for three subtle differences that change everything for the better… or do they? Founding Editor Don Williams declared this story to be ‘among the best work New Millennium Writings has ever published.’ –NMW
Troth | George Choundas Read More »
