2024 Imagine 2200 Contest Winners
Fix, Grist‘s “solutions lab,” has announced three winners for their Imagine 2200 Short Story Contest. The contest asks authors “to envision a clean, just future… [and] create stories of life in that future.” The theme was “Climate fiction for future ancestors.”
The winners are:
- First Place: “To Labor for the Hive,” Jamie Liu
- Second Place: “The Last Almond,” Zoe Young
- Third Place: “A Seder in Siberia,” Louis Evans
The other finalists were:
- “La Sirène”, Karen Engelsen
- “A Gift of Coconuts”, Melissa Gunn
- “Accensa Domo Proximi”, Cameron Neil Ishee
- “The Long In-Between”, Andrew Kenneson
- “The Imperfect Blue Marble”, Rae Mariz
- “The Blossoming”, Guglielmo Miccolupi & Laura C Zanetti-Domingues
- “Cabbage Koora: A Prognostic Autobiography”, Sanjana Sekhar
- “Stasis”, Lovinia Summer
- “Gifts We Give to the Sea”, Dinara Tengri
The judges were Paolo Bacigalupi, Nalo Hopkinson, and Sam J. Miller. For more, see the contest’s website.
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