2020 Rhysling Award Winners
The Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association (SFPA) has announced the winners of the annual Rhysling Awards for SF, fantasy, and horror poetry in short and long form categories. This year’s winners are:
SHORT POEM
First Place
“Taking, Keeping“, Jessica J. Horowitz (Apparition Lit 1/19)
Second Place
“when my father reprograms my mother {“, Caroline Mao (Strange Horizons Fund Drive 2019)
Third Place (tie)
“The Day the Animals Turned to Sand”, Tyler Hagemann (Amazing Stories Spring 2019)
“Creation: Dark Matter Dating App”, Sandra J. Lindow (Asimov’s 7-8/19)
LONG POEM
First Place
“Heliobacterium daphnephilum”, Rebecca Buchanan (Star*Line Summer 2019)
Second Place
“The Cinder Girl Burns Brightly“, Theodora Goss (Uncanny 5-6/19)
Third Place (tie)
“The Macabre Modern”, Kyla Lee Ward (The Macabre Modern and Other Morbidities)
“Ode to the Artistic Temperament“, Michael H. Payne (Silver Blade Spring 2019)
Winners are chosen by the members of the SFPA. For more information, see the SFPA website.
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