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2010 Open Reading Winners & Finalists

We’re thrilled to announce that we have chosen Amber Nelson and Harold Abramowitz for publication in the upcoming year. Nelson’s Diary of When Being With Friends Feels Like Watching TV and Aramowitz’s A House on a Hill  will appear in late 2010 or early 2011 much to our delight.

We’d also like to congratulate our finalists whose work we read with great excitement and debate: 

• The Hawk You See May Be Your Own by Temple Cone
• A Practical Guide to Contemporary Economics by Joshua Ware
• Late Sermons of the Ego by Ricardo Alberto Maldonado
• Grimm Realities by Ellen LaFleche
• Midnight’s Marsupium by Michael Leong
• Folding In by Renee Emerson
• (aviary) by Genevieve Kaplan
• A Portable Model of How Memory Works by Joseph Mains
• Seven Pictures by Ben Berman
• Heaven as Nothing but Distance by Joshua Robbins
• Sham City by Evan Harrison
• :Odyssey & Oracle:by Jenn McCreary

Thanks to everyone who submitted a manuscript for consideration. Without the range of wonderful work to choose from, there would be no press and no one to wow our socks off. The following titles are the finalist manuscripts. Unfortunately, we had to pass on many good manuscripts.   But please, as always, consider sending a new or revised manuscript during our next reading period in 2011.

Best,

Slash Pine Editors