We received so many amazing pieces of writing for this year’s contest. We’re excited and honoured to announce the winners of this year’s Creative Nonfiction Contest, as selected by Jonathan Kemp! You can read all three pieces in our Winter issue 57.2, so be sure to pick up a copy!
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We are incredibly delighted to announce the shortlist for our 2018 Creative Non-Fiction Contest. Congratulations to all the writers on this list! We were deeply moved by your stories.
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We had so many wonderful submissions and would like to thank all writers who submitted to the the contest. We loved reading your work! Selecting just 16 pieces for the longlist was no easy task and as always all...
Can you believe it’s been only months since PRISM last spoke to Billy-Ray Belcourt? A lot has happened since then (*cough* Griffin Poetry Prize Winner *cough* no big deal), and we couldn’t be more thrilled that the beauty of...
We are delighted to announce the winners of the second annual Grouse Grind Prize for V. Short Forms. The PRISM international editorial team has debated for hours and selected three winning entries. It was a tough decision with so...
Gregory Brown is the grand prize winner of our 2018 Grouse Ground Lit Prize for V. Short Forms! Read his winning piece, “Birdhouse,” and get it in print in our Dreams issue 57.1!
Jon Flieger is the second runner up of our 2018 Grouse Ground Lit Prize for V. Short Forms! Read his piece, “Calgary” below!
Spencer Oakes is the first runner up of our 2018 Grouse Ground Lit Prize for V. Short Forms! Read his piece, “Melt,” and get it in print in our Dreams issue 57.1!
We’re extremely excited to announce that the following stories have been shortlisted for the 2018 Grouse Grind Lit Prize for V. Short Forms!
Narrowing the longlist to just six was extremely hard, so many congratulations to the shortlisted writers.
Check back soon for the winners announcement, as chosen by our PRISM editorial board.