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Monday, April 18, 2011

storySouth Million Writers Award: long list of notable short stories 2010 is up!

The long list of notable short stories is up - it includes 158 stories! 

The storySouth Million Writers Award now put the long list of best online short stories online: Notable Stories of 2010. The list is based on the open nomination lists of readers and editors, the nominations were screened by 17 preliminary judges who based on the nomination lists and their own reads picked their favorites.

It's good to see so many great stories and authors and magazines in one list. And great to see BluePrintReview included in the long list, together with contributors in other places:

BluePrintReview
"The Rain Connoisseur" by Robin Susanto

Istanbul Review
"Where We Come From, Where We Go" by Susan Gibb

Kill Author
"Rites of Spring" by Finnegan Flawnt (= Marcus Speh)

Metazen
"Taking Flight" by Ben Tanzer

Super Arrow
"All These Violent Children" by J. A. Tyler


Some relating BluePrintReview links:
Susan Gibb is included in the new BPR collab issue, here: Cross/Comfort. Marcus Speh is part of the colalb issue, too, with a story that mentions Finnegan Flawnt: Short Cuts. Ben Tanzer was featured in the blueprint book blog with his e-book "99 Problems".

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Best Of
Best publication (based on most listed stories) is the international magazine Words without Borders.  Best newcomer is: Lightspeed Magazine.

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Stories with multiple nominations:

Lightspeed

"Flower, Mercy, Needle, Chain" by Yoon Ha Lee
"Arvies" by Adam-Troy Castro

Barrelhouse
"Most of Them Would Follow Wandering Fires" by Amber Sparks

Blackbird
"Singing for Dixie" by Airin Miller

Hobart
"The Private Eye's Investigation" by Sam Martone

Memorious
"Dreaming in Italian, 1964" by Sandra Scofield

Strange Horizons
"The Mad Scientist's Daughter" by Theodora Goss

Night Train
"This Is How We Walk on the Moon" by Thomas Cooper

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Congratulations to all long-listed authors & magazines!
And big thanks to Jason Sanford for organizing it all.

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