61st NMW Award for Flash Fiction.
Rosa Giselle Cabrera of Oakland, California for “Entropy,” a musing on the peace and bewilderment of finally reaching a quiet place in life.
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60th NMW Award for Nonfiction.
Jenn Dean of Carnation, Washington for “The Entanglement of Spring”
A marriage of volcanoes, a near-decade of osprey love, the snowmelt streams of the “Mother of Waters,” and the quantum sensing of bird migration – just a few harbingers of the Vernal Equinox in the western wilds of Washington. Dean brings all these and more to life in her loving homage to “The Entanglement of Spring.”
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60th NMW Award for Fiction.
Asher Black of Brooklyn, New York for “Supper with Witnesses”
When fame and fortune have made life stale, the thrill of risk might just be the ultimate commodity… provided one has the stomach for it.
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60th NMW Award for Flash Fiction.
J.P. Bellipanni of Cape Neddick, Maine for “The Curator of Forgotten Things”
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As always the procedure is quick, painless, and provided free of charge.*
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The Curator of Forgotten Things | J.P. Bellipanni Read More »
59th NMW Award for Nonfiction.
Jerelle Kraus, of New York City & San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, for “2 & 1/2 Hours Alone with Nixon, the Aniti-Trump
Set against the backdrop of her long-ago meeting with former president Richard Nixon, Kraus offers this blistering and poignant comparison of two disgraced U.S. presidents—one who resigned the office to “put the interests of America first,” and one who threatens to never leave it.
2 & 1/2 Hours Alone with Nixon, the Anti-Trump | Jerelle Kraus Read More »
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…
70-Plus Reasons… | Don Williams Read More »
Hospice nurses discovered the body at his Fort Sanders apartment about 10 a.m. and I was called to identify him and take charge of the estate. He was 62. Garrett lived to see HarperCollins publish In the Country of Desire, which a Los Angeles Times critic called a masterpiece…In a letter regarding his terminal illness, Garrett wrote, “I regret the stories and novels that will now go unwritten, and the people I loved whose voices I will never hear again.” — Don Williams
Lifetime Achievement Award — Leslie Garrett Read More »
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 »
NMW’s Editor-in-Chief, Alexis Williams Carr, honored as a special presenter at The 12th Annual East Tennessee Writers Hall of Fame Ceremony.
NMW Honored to Participate in Writers Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Read More »
