For those who haven’t seen this news:
The Association for Mormon Letters is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 Irreantum fiction contest. A committee of judges considered 91 entries and awarded three cash prizes and two honorable mentions.
- First place ($250): “Bing” by Ryan Shoemaker of Burbank, California
- Second place ($175): “Joseph Smith’s Dreams” by James Goldberg of Pleasant
Grove, Utah - Third place ($100): “Aunt Charlotte’s Secrets” by Karen Rosenbaum of
Kensington, California
Honorable Mention: “The Iron Door” by Mark Brown of Tonica, Illinois, and
“17 Facts About Angels” by Eric Jepson of El Cerrito, California
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Next year’s fiction contest will be announced in early 2011. With no
official connection to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the
Irreantum fiction contest is supported by the Utah Arts Council, with
funding from the State of Utah and the National Endowment for the Arts,
which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
Congratulations to all the winners!
Angela Hallstrom and Jack Harrell
co-editors, Irreantum
Irreantum
A Motley Vision 
Thanks for posting this, Kent. I have read 17 Facts and it’s very good — and in this same vein of parabolic/short prose poem discourse that several us have been working lately.
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I know. I’m so predictable.