Youth
Winners
$50
+ OddCon membership to first place; books, etc. to top 3 |
| First Prize: |
"I MADE MY LAST SALE TO A CORP."—Megan Arkenberg, Germantown, WI |
| Second Prize: |
"WHAT'S A DEMON FOR"—Therese Arkenberg, Germantown, WI |
| Third Prize: |
"THE POSSIBILITY OF GILLS"—Kexin Yin, Winston Salem, NC |
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Adult
Winners
$500
+ OddCon membership to first place; books, etc. to top 3 |
| First Prize: |
"POD, CAST"—PS Cottier, Australia |
| Second Prize: |
"THIS POEM HAS NO MEANING"—Terry Weide, Kansas City, MO |
| Third Prize: |
"INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONVERTING YOUR DEATHBOT TO A GARDENBOT"
—Matt Betts, Columbus, OH |
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| Adult Finalists: |
"ELM ON NIGHTMARE STREET"—Robert Borski, Stevens Point, WI
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"PETE, PEACHES AND ROPE"—Avery Cahill, Gainesville FL |
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"NEW MANAGEMENT"—Deanie Campbell, Camilla, GA |
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"Subset 005-773-1033d5 Version #31,557,503,557,011"—Christopher Figa, Milford, MI |
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"AT THE MALL WITH BIGFOOT"—Lisa C. Freitag, Andover, MN |
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"NEVERLAND"—Gary Kloster, Braham, MN |
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"THE PASSENGER"—Heidi Lampietti, Bayside, CA |
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"THE BARGAIN"—J.E. Petersen, Madison, Wl |
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"FLY AWAY, HOME"—Terry Weide, Kansas City, MO |
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"LUCID"—Gregg Williard, Madison, WI |
 2008 Final Judge: Bruce Boston.
Mr. Boston's science fiction and poetry are widely published, and he
has won the Pushcart Prize, the Asimov's Readers' Award, the Bram Stoker
Award,
the
Rhysling
Award,
and
the first
Grand Master Award of the Science Fiction Poetry Association. He is the
author of more than forty books and chapbooks; most recently, the novel
The Guardener's Tale.
hometown.aol.com/bruboston |
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