She won 2nd place. Here are all the winners (not you):
First Place ($2,500) Elizabeth Stuckey-French Interview with a Moron
Second Place ($1,500) Maud Newton Conversations You Have at Twenty
Third Place ($750) Janet Burroway Blackout
First Place ($2,500) Elizabeth Stuckey-French Interview with a Moron
Second Place ($1,500) Maud Newton Conversations You Have at Twenty
Third Place ($750) Janet Burroway Blackout
Now they are stumping the new contest: 1st person story contest (essays welcome). They must be raking in the dough to give it such big prizes, no?
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Do you think that's Janet Burroway of Writing Fiction fame?
Yes. She was a judge for 1010 Fiction contest recently. Pretty sure it's her. In this contest, the winners are famous, I guess.
Of course that's the famous Janet Burroway. What's interesting is that she and Stucky-French are both faculty as Florida State. Anybody else think that is a pretty big coincidence?
I knew someone once who entered a small lit magazine contest, and when she got the announcement of who won the contest (not her), all of the winners were from the same small town. Also, same small town as the home of the lit mag. I guess it's human nature to want to publish your own. Funny, though.
Did her pay a fee?
Yes, did the three winners pay a fee?
If they did, was it before or after they submitted and/or won?
It's a lit mag contest...EVERYBODY paid for it.
It's not that hard to build a pyramid. You just need lots of folks to carry the load.
Doesn't Janet Burroway have enough money from her best-selling $60 textbooks? I understand that lit mags like to publish well-known people so their mags get more attention, but geez, if I see another Joyce Carol Oates story in Little Lit Quarterly, or whatever, I think I'll scream.
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