Best of the Net 2018:
Fiction
Poetry
A Seal Skull Seems To Be a Wolf Skull by Erin Rice
The Lazarus Questionnaire by Ted Mico
Last Night in Antsville by Sharon Suzuki-Martinez
Webster’s Dictionary defines “communist” as “one who speaks with ghosts” by Brian Dau
Best Microfiction 2018:
A Gun in the First Act by Scott Garson
Feeding Time by Tara Isabel Zambrano
Birds of a Feather by Tianna Grosch
Natural Resources by Anita Goveas
Pushcart Prizes 2019:
Fiction
Poetry
A Seal Skull Seems To Be a Wolf Skull by Erin Rice
Desireé Panda and the Lee Van Cleefs by Tracy Lynne Oliver
Best Small Fictions 2019:
Early Intervention by Colleen Rothman
No One Holds a Grudge Like a Crow by Marisa Crane
A Nearly Beautiful Thing by Cathy Ulrich
Segmented Moments by Hannah Gordon
