Inverted Syntax
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Nominations for the Pushcart Prize
This year, we are nominating for The Pushcart Prize, which welcomes up to six nominations (print or online) of both traditional and experimental writing from little magazines and small book press editors throughout the world. We love every piece we select for publication; thus, it has been difficult narrowing our nominations to six for the Pushcart Prize.
We realize that the Pushcart Prize anthology features work by many winners and finalist, however, we feel no matter the outcome, it is our responsibility to give our contributors the opportunity to have their work read by a wider audience, including the judges and editors of the anthology. We are therefore delighted to nominate our contributors works for the Pushcart Prize, extending their audience, because we find their work brilliant and necessary. The selected works appeared in Inverted Syntax Issue 2, 3 and Fissured Tongue Our nominations are: Lawrence S. Early IV, "La Garganta Antropofagia” (Issue 3) Andrè O Hoilette, Fear of the Police (Fissured Tongue Nov 2020) Maurya Kerr, “for” (Issue 3) Luna Mac-Williams, "Luna Dragon (Issue 3) Stephanie Niu, "By These Things We Live” (Issue 3) Leonora Simonovis, "Of Mouths and Tongues” (Issue2) |
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Nominations for the Pushcart PrizeThis year, we are nominating for The Pushcart Prize, which welcomes up to six nominations (print or online) of both traditional and experimental writing from little magazines and small book press editors throughout the world. We love every piece we select for publication; thus, it has been difficult narrowing our nominations to six for the 2019 Pushcart Prize.
We realize that the Pushcart Prize anthology features work by many winners and finalist, however, we feel no matter the outcome, it is our responsibility to give our contributors the opportunity to have their work read by a wider audience, including the judges and editors of the anthology. We are therefore delighted to nominate our contributors works for the Pushcart Prize, extending their audience, because we find their work brilliant and necessary. The selected works appeared in Inverted Syntax Volume 2: Issue 1 | January 2019 Our nominations are: “See how they run” by Kathy Fish
“An Improvisational Exercise Reminds Me of My Mother” by Emmy Newman “A bestiary: a botany” by Andrea Rexilius “How to talk about trauma” by Jesica Davis “Class Divisions” by Jeanine Pfeiffer “Commandeered Mirror” by Eric Baus |
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Nominations for 2019 Pushcart PrizeWhat is Torn from Gloria Fuertes’ Stomach Each Day as We Work to Fill It by George Kalamaras
for a Square Space by Adrianne Kalfopoulou
The Palestinian Refugee’s PowerPoint by Philip Metres
Chapter 3 from it all melts down to this by Ben Miller
Slow Arrow by Kathryn Winograd
Double Windlass by Khadijah Queen |
