Monday, December 18, 2006
Marie Holmes Wins 2006 Gival Press Short Story Award
Marie Holmes of New York City has won the 2006 Gival Press Short Story Award for her story entitled Harvest Cycle which was chosen anonymously by last year's winner Tim Mullaney.
In addition to collecting the prize of $1,000.00, Ms. Holmes' story will be published on the Gival Press website (Gival Press.com).
Marie Holmes, who was raised in various places, but mostly in Portland, Oregon, has been living in New York for a while now. She earned an MFA at Sarah Lawrence College. Her stories have appeared in the Coe Review and Blithe House Quarterly, and her work is forthcoming in the Teacher's Voice. She earns a living teaching Spanish to New York City high school students.
The following were the finalists:
How to Date a Dead Guy
by Pierre Hauser of New York City.
Port Launay
by Thomas L. Small of Skytop, Pennsylvania.
The Night After
by Sejal B. Ravani of Los Altos, California.
A Crane's Foot
by Patricia Brieschke of Waccabuc, New York.
