• Publication: SFPA-Sponsored Poetry Contests, October 2022Publication Record # 919953 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: David Kirby
• Date: 2022-10-00
• Publisher: SFPA
• Format:
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• Type: MAGAZINE
• Webpages: sfpoetry.com
• Notes:

  • Final Results
    • DWARF FORM
      • Winner - Trancheby F. J. Bergmann
      • Second - Terminal by M. J. Towers
      • Third - "hoping one day" by Susan Burch
      • Honorable Mention - Aphorism by Timons Esaias, Can You Believe by S. T. Eleu, "Cellphones out at dinner" by Nicholas Batura, Getting Lucky by F. J. Bergmann, It Wasn't As If... by Anna Cates and Poker Night by Michael McCormick
    • SHORT FORM
      • Winner - Near the end, your mother tells you she's been seeing someone by Shannon Connor Winward
      • Second - Angelo Was Right by Scott Thomas
      • Third - Brünnhilde Speaks by Karen Paul Holmes
      • Honorable Mention - All the space we have left by Marisca Pichette, Bayes' Theorem As Applied to the Fermi Paradox by F. J. Bergmann, Captain Kirk (38 Years After the Shuttle Crash) by Scott Thomas, Harry Potter en Français by Sarah A. Carleton and Kim's houseboat in the sky is broken by Jenny Blackford
    • LONG FORM
      • Winner - The Hologram Princess on the Moon Considers the Pillars Surrounding Her by T. D. Walker
      • Second - Photographing Sirens by F. J. Bergmann
      • Third - Ivory Coast by Alex Jennings
      • Honorable Mention - Haunted Algorithm by Lauren Scharhag, The Weavers by Colleen Anderson and Xibirisms by Datorien Anderson

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• Tranche • poem by F. J. Bergmann
• Terminal • poem by M. J. Towers
• "hoping one day" • poem by Susan Burch
• Near the end, your mother tells you she's been seeing someone • poem by Shannon Connor Winward
• Angelo Was Right • poem by Scott Thomas
• Brünnhilde Speaks • poem by Karen Paul Holmes
• The Hologram Princess on the Moon Considers the Pillars Surrounding Her • poem by T. D. Walker
• Photographing Sirens • poem by F. J. Bergmann
• Ivory Coast • poem by Alex Jennings