58th NMW Award for Flash Fiction.
Jaime Gill of Phnom Penh, Cambodia for “Diablo”
A taut and compassionate thriller, Jaime Gill’s “Diablo” will hold you in its white-hot grip from first line to last.
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First Place Winners, Finalists, and Honorable Mentions of the 58th New Millennium Writing Awards!
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Winners and Finalists of the NMW Fear Awards!
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NMW Fear Award
Susan Hettinger of Olympia, Washington for “My Last Story”
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NMW Fear Award
Melissa Bowers of Gilroy, California for “What Lies in Sapient Lake”
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NMW Fear Award
Partridge Boswell of Woodstock, Vermont for “Lazarus at Seven AM”
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Editor Emeritus Don Williams on “70-Plus Reasons To Reject Trump And Rescue Our Endangered New Millennium”
In keeping with tradition, New Millennium Writings is taking a stand. Please help us rescue our still-young Millennium, which appeared to be dawning with such promise at our founding in 1996.
Any one of these 70-plus reasons should be enough to persuade anyone who wishes the best for our descendants and our world. I could list many more…
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57th NMW Award for Poetry.
Jed Myers of Seattle, Washington for “One on One”
Oh, the adventures we would have, and the wondrous things I would show you…if only I were young again and you were still here with me.
Reader, do longings like these rattle around in your heart? Then this poem is for you.
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57th NMW Award for Nonfiction
Kim Farrar of Astoria, New York
An honest and joy-soaked accounting, Farrar’s essay is an ode to those magical, maddening moments that make up a life, and the brilliant, unfinished poems tucked away in nearly every writer’s mind.
57th NMW Award for Fiction.
Kate Simonian of San Bernardino for “It Goes Both Ways”
Smack dab into a marriage gone sideways, a naked stranger appears one night…and his nudity may be the least strange thing about him. Is he a time traveler? A folie à deux? Or the last hope for a couple to find their way back to each other?
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