Pushcart Prizes 2021:
Fiction
Dead? Yes, Dead by Amy Stuber
The Right Light by Janelle Bassett
You Don’t Have a Place Here by Anna Vangala Jones
Poetry
How to Love a Monster with Average-Sized Hands by Jules Archer
Country Song Erasures by Kit Armstrong
Things People Have Written in Letters to Ghosts by Chloe N. Clark
Best Small Fictions 2020:
The Candy Children’s Mother by A.A. Balaskovits
The Angle of Depression by Patricia Q. Bidar
Ordering Fries at Happy Hour by Christopher Gonzalez
Martin Moves In by Ellen Rhudy
“Being the Murdered Indian” by Cathy Ulrich (from GHOSTS OF YOU)
Best Microfiction 2020:
A Quick Word About My Life by Trent England (selected as a winner)
Squirrels in the Attic by Jenny Fried
The Unreliable Narrator Apologizes by Chris Haven
Port Town/El Pueblo del Puerto by Édgar Omar Avilés (translated by Toshiya Kamei)
you again by Monique Quintana
Signature by Nicholas Grider
Bears by Tom Jenks
She’s Been Living in the Attic for Who Knows How Long by Steve Chang
Best of the Net 2019:
Fiction
Hello There, Talk Show Host by Nicholas Grider
A Tremendous Head, Uneasy by Nell Ovitt
Poetry
Desireé Panda and the Lee Van Cleefs by Tracy Lynne Oliver
Delayed Lightning by Benjamin Niespodziany
A Wrinkle in Grief by Savannah Slone
Our love will stretch to cover this in time by Jeni De La O
Directions by Jeffrey Yamaguchi
Email to My Boyfriend When Rent Is Due by Micaela Walley
Best British and Irish Flash Fiction 2018-2019:
Clapping by Sarah Salway (selected)
Drink Like a Bird by Meg Pokrass (selected)
Wigleaf Top 50 2019:
No One Holds a Grudge Like a Crow by Marisa Crane (selected)
Bear by Shayne Terry (selected)
Ganymede by Chelsea Harris (longlisted)
Madlib by Kim Magowan (longlisted)
Big Bad by Mary Hamilton (longlisted)
Pushcart Prizes 2020:
Fiction
Escalator by Dan Sanders
Teethings by Deena Lilygren
Outline by Darrin Doyle
Poetry
A Seal Skull Seems To Be a Wolf Skull by Erin Rice
Desireé Panda and the Lee Van Cleefs by Tracy Lynne Oliver
Prey by Christine Taylor
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
Madlib by Kim Magowan (selected as a winner)
Segmented Moments by Hannah Gordon
Best Microfiction 2019:
The Flat by Michael Alessi
A Gun in the First Act by Scott Garson
Feeding Time by Tara Isabel Zambrano (selected as a winner)
Birds of a Feather by Tianna Grosch
Madlib by Kim Magowan
Plan Exclusion by J. Bradley
Big Bad by Mary Hamilton
Natural Resources by Anita Goveas
Best of the Net 2018:
Fiction
The Flat by Michael Alessi (selected as a finalist)
Ganymede by Chelsea Harris
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 (selected as a finalist)
Webster’s Dictionary defines “communist” as “one who speaks with ghosts” by Brian Dau