The first novel award went to Damnable by Hank Schwaeble The long fiction award went to The Dreaming by Lisa Morton The short fiction award went to In The Porches Of My Ears by Norman Prentiss The anthology award went to He Is Legend: An
He spoke low, soft, . She smiled. Sat back down He’d spent many restless nights dreaming of tasting fear. Fantasized of inflicting pain, of wreaking havoc on another living soul. This was who he was, this was what he did. He liked it… a
Dreams – Salon
I returned to my old neighborhood and home that night in my dreams. Flying through the night school home that night I read that book from front to back and then headed to bed in hopes of dreaming of Dad again. But this time I dreamed about
Comprised of a mix of musicians and wannabes, with a smattering of devoted jazz-fusion fans, these visitors go around haunting small dives (University District’s , Fremont’s Tost , Wallingford Was I dreaming? Amazing. Jazz Alley would
the winners: Superior Achievement in a NOVEL – Audry’s Door by Sarah Langan (Harper) Superior Achievement in a FIRST NOVEL – Damnable by Hank Schwaeble (Jove) Superior Achievement in LONG FICTION – The Dreaming by Lisa Morton (Bad Moon
