2022 Lascaux Prize in Short Fiction
Winner:
Brooklyn Bridge, by Grace Shuyi Liew
Finalists:
Things Are Different Now, by Karen McIntyre
The Imbeciles, by Devon Ross
2022 Lascaux Prize in Creative Nonfiction
Winner:
You or Someone You Know, by B.A. Van Sise
Finalists:
Bulimics Go to the Gas Station, by Chloe Cook
Back to Me, by Stephanie Vanderslice
2022 Lascaux Prize in Flash Fiction
Winner:
In the Museums of Heaven and Hell, by Goldie Goldbloom
Third place winner of the 2022 Bridport Prize
Finalists:
Points of Entry, by Abbie Barker
The Marked Book, by Sean Gill
I Baked a Cake as Big as Our House, by Anna Mantzaris
2022 Lascaux Prize in Poetry
Winner:
Glyphs of a Gentle Going, by B. Fulton Jennes
Finalists:
Ars Poetica With Clickbait, by Rebecca Foust
The Likes of Us, by Ken Holland
Send It, Send It, by Karen Paul Holmes
Sleep While the Baby Sleeps, by Jackleen Holton
How Time Works on the Southern Plains, by Justin Hunt
Toward the End of March, by Justin Hunt
Two-Man Saw, by B. Fulton Jennes
Night Flight, by Judy Kaber
The Night Yard, by Ellen Romano
Items on the Nebraska Homestead, 1889, by Pam Vap
is meant to be heard as well as read, and in fact words were vocalized eons before they were ever committed to clay or parchment. Storytelling began around campfires. We seek prose and poetry that continue the tradition.
