GLIMMER TRAIN'S
FICTION OPEN

JULY/AUGUST

Honorable Mentions, listed in alphabetical order:

Joel J. Adamson for "Stages of Man"
Sanjay C. Agnihotri for "Daughter: The Story of the Servant Woman Dhankee"
Omar Aguirre for "He Who Sees All"
Jacob Appel for "A Dynasty of Exterminators"
David Armand for "The Rabbit Cage"
Rick E. Attig for "Malheur Refuge"
Courtney F. Balestier for "The Behavior of Bodies in the Absence of Gravity"
Brett Beach for "Prodigals"
Wilma S. Bell for "Change"
Marni L. Berger for "Love Will Make You Invincible"
Al Bray for "Refrain"
Claudia S. Brinson for "How June Got Mean, 1933"
Ioanna Carlsen for "Funeral"
Leigh J. Clouse for "The Tapes"
Toni Debonneval for "No One Comes to the Summer House in Winter"
Timothy J. Delizza for "Office Design (or Jerry (from Accounting))"
Benjamin C. Dugdale for "Mono"
Helen C. Gildfind for "The Worry Front"
Lauren H. Glattly for "Sole Remains"
Leah M. Harmon for "The Chromatic"
Jeffrey L. Helton for "Chimes"
Bob Hodgson for "Kaya Yanar"
Andes Hruby for "The Kitty"
Hester M. Kaplan for "The Biographer"
Marc Kaufman for "The Usual Pain"
Keith McCulloch for "For You"
John Connor McNamara for "Desiderium"
Kate McQuade for "Wedge of Swans"
Nana V. Mizushima for "Robert and Grace"
Chika Onyenezi for "Let Me Paint You a Picture"
Peter C. Parsons for "The Inland Empire Publishing Co. (INEPCO) Hall of Fame Wax Museum"
Naheed P. Patel for "Prehistory"
Julia R. Prendergast for "Slow Time"
Sam Keck Scott for "Venom"
Diana Spyropulos for "Beautiful Dreamers"
Dariel Suarez for "The Man from the Zoo"
Randolph Thomas for "Reed's Monster"
Joseph Truscello for "Wallkill"
Kem Joy Ukwu for "Lost, Never Had"
Patrick F. Valentine for "Journal of an American Terrorist"
Katherine A. Vaz for "Heat Cannot Be Removed from Fire"
Jonina Lee D. Veloso for "Ninth Ray of the Sun"
Steven Volynets for "Turboatom"
Michael Wade for "I Know I Don't Know Much"
Megan R. Weaver for "Hold Me Closer, Tony Danza"
Brad White for "Smile on Your Brother"
Tony Woodlief for "The Channel"
Fran Zell for "Driving to Providence"