BEST OF THE NET NOMINATIONS 2019
We are proud to announce our nominations for the Best of the Net 2019, which highlights the very best of online writing.
NON-FICTION
1. ‘Oafs and Fishes’ by Mike Hembury
As featured in the OBSESSION issue in The Wild Word (31.08.2018)
2. ‘Things to Think About’ by Robert Taylor
As featured in the HAPPY HOLIDAYS issue in The Wild Word (12.12.2018)
Soapbox
Mike Hembury on deadzones, drought, and the need for action now
Brood
Robert Taylor on his thoughts, conversations, and experiences as a young, black man in America
FICTION
1. ‘Count Rumford’ by Steve Young
As featured in the A RICH MAN’S WORLD issue in The Wild Word (28.03.2019)
2. ‘C’est le Weekend’ by Marie Biondolillo
As featured in the HUNGER issue in The Wild Word (30.04.2019)
Steve Young
Steve Young’s short story ‘Count Rumford’
Marie Biondolillo
Marie Biondolillo’s short story ‘C’est le Weekend’
POETRY
1. ‘Among Friends’ by V.P. Crowe
As featured in the OBSESSION issue in The Wild Word (31.08.2018)
2. ‘What Food (In)Security Sounds Like’ by Wendy DeGroat
As featured in the HUNGER issue in The Wild Word (30.04.2019)
3. ‘Even the broken things entreat’ – James Walton
As featured in the GHOST issue in The Wild Word (30.10.2019)
4. ‘Ars New Mexico’ – John Hicks
As featured in the A NEW DAWN issue in The Wild Word (30.05.2019)
5. ‘When Ry came back from therapy’ – Jay Artemis Hull
As featured in the GHOST issue in The Wild Word (30.10.2019)
6. ‘November 27th, Every Year in Which I Can Remember’ – Parker Jamieson
As featured in the HAPPY HOLIDAYS issue in The Wild Word (12.12.2018)
V.P. Crowe
V.P. Crowe’s poems ‘Among Friends’ and ‘Balance’
James Walton
James Walton’s poem ‘Even the Broken Things Entreat’
Jay Artemis Hull
Jay Artemis Hull’s poem ‘When Ry came back from therapy’
Wendy DeGroat
Wendy DeGroat’s poem ‘What Food (In) Security Sounds Like’
John Hicks
John Hick’s poem ‘Ars New Mexico’
Parker Jamieson
Parker Jamieson’s poems ‘November 27th, Every Year in Which I Can Remember’ and ‘At Niagara Falls in a Country that is Not My Own’
