It’s time to share the results from Hippocampus Magazine’s 2020 Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction.
Contest Finalists Announced: 2020 Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction (Updated with Final Results!)
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Lessons in Sign by Jennifer Alise Drew
We leave the car in a narrow spot along the shoulder of Highway 1 and slide the boy into the red backpack, careful as we work his long legs through the seat…
Variations on Prayer by Sophie Lucido Johnson
They are a parade of stringless, impossibly fast kites; so kaleidoscopic that a sighting conjures questions of hallucination.
Another Version of Us by Suzanne Farrell Smith
It’s raining when we exit Saks on 49th and Fifth, so I pull umbrellas from my tote. The walk sign blinks, and I move quickly. He blocks my way.
How to Attend an Indian Funeral by Allison Williams
The color of mourning is white. Not knowing you were going to a funeral, your violet Punjabi dress will have to do.
The Grand Hotel Mackinac Island by Thomas Gibbs
… a nurse had shown me a cancer kid’s crayon drawing. “See that little blue car down there at the bottom of the hospital the child drew? That’s your car.”
Editor’s Note — November 2014: Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction Winner Announcement
This issue is an exciting one. After months of anticipation, it’s time to present the outcomes of the 2014 Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction.
2014 Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction Open: $500 Grand Prize
Hippocampus Magazine is giving away more than $700 in cash and prizes this November in our fourth consecutive Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction.
Announcement: The Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction
When I started Hippocampus, an annual creative nonfiction writing contest was always part of the plan. Now that idea will forge forward with a dual purpose—to raise awareness and rally support for Alzheimer’s Disease while promoting promising writers. The result of both is the same: keeping memories alive! So, The Remember in November Contest for Creative Nonfiction was born.
