Friday, December 1, 2023: Pushcart Prize Nominees

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 This year’s Pushcart Prize nominees are:

  1. L. Ward Able “Cartographer” (poem)

  2. Lorraine Caputo  “Wraiths” (poem)

  3. Eric Lawson “Ultimate Bingo” (fiction) 

            4. Sarah Sarai “This Way and That” (poem)

                   5. Anne Tweedy “Axis” (poem)

                  6)  Kelley White “Winnipesaukee, Snow Moon" (poem)


Congratulations to the nominees. Please enjoy their work, and the work of all the other worthy poets, writers, and artists.


Thank you for your readership, and your support.


Marie C Lecrivain

Curator

Dashboard Horus


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