• Publication: SFPA-Sponsored Poetry Contests, October 2016Publication Record # 608020 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: Michael Kriesel
• Date: 2016-10-01
• Publisher: SFPA
• Format:
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• Type: MAGAZINE
• Webpages: sfpoetry.com
• Notes:

  • Final Results
    • DWARF FORM
      • Winner - Craving by Shannon Connor Winward
      • Second - Dragon Tongue Sushi by Robert Borski
      • Third - "speed of light—..." by Susan Burch
      • Honorable Mention - Blurred Future: by Bruce Boston and "at work": by Susan Burch and A Pop Culture Fairy Tale Tweet: by M. X. Kelly
    • SHORT FORM
      • Winner - Regarding the Mastodons by Timons Esaias
      • Second - Gretel at Menlo Mall, 1996 by Stacey Balkun
      • Third - Even Happy Ghosts Can Be Scary When You're 7 by Kathleen A. Lawrence
      • Honorable Mention - Apple-Child Learns the ABCs: by Stacey Balkun and The Myth of the Sun: by Lisette Alonso and Singed, Unhurt: by E. Kristin Anderson
    • LONG FORM
      • Winner - Elvis Triptych by William Stobb
      • Second - Thirteen Ways to See a Ghost by Shannon Connor Winward
      • Third - We Shall Meet in the Star-Spackled Ruins by Wendy Rathbone
      • Honorable Mention - The Problem of the Horse: by Frederick Lord and The Blind Elephants of Io: by Karen Bovenmyer and The Container Store: by Gene Twaronite

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• Craving • poem by Shannon Connor Winward
• Dragon Tongue Sushi • poem by Robert Borski
• "speed of light—..." • poem by Susan Burch
• Regarding the Mastodons • poem by Timons Esaias
• Gretel at Menlo Mall, 1996 • poem by Stacey Balkun
• Even Happy Ghosts Can Be Scary When You're 7 • poem by Kathleen A. Lawrence
• Elvis at the Acropolis • [Elvis Triptych • 1] • poem by William Stobb
• Elvis Ends the Sun • [Elvis Triptych • 2] • poem by William Stobb
• Elvis Zero • [Elvis Triptych • 3] • poem by William Stobb
• Thirteen Ways to See a Ghost • poem by Shannon Connor Winward
• We Shall Meet in the Star-Spackled Ruins • poem by Wendy Rathbone