03.28.2009 | Blog : Anne Stameshkin, awards, Blog, FWR news, Jeremiah Chamberlin
Jeremiah Chamberlin wins Glimmer Train’s Family Matters Fiction Prize!
By Anne Stameshkin
Huzzah and huge congrats to Jeremy, FWR’s Associate Editor, whose story “What We Can” has captured the $1200 first prize in Glimmer Train’s Family Matters contest. Runners-up were, for second place, Yuval Zalkow for “God and Buses,” and for third place, Adam Theron-Lee Rensch for “Everything in Its Right Place.” The full list of finalists is available as a PDF here.
Be sure to check out Glimmer Train’s Summer 2010 issue, where “What We Can” will appear, or get a jump on it and subscribe now to one of FWR’s favorite literary magazines.
Congratulations!
Oh, CONGRATULATIONS! What amazing news!
Congratulations, Jeremy! I can’t wait to read your story!
Congrats to Jeremy!
Yes!! JC – congrats! I can only assume your ‘Family Matters’ story “What We Can” is an homage to the family community here at FWR? In which case you’ll split the $1,200 amongst the commenters herein?
Seriously, congrats. Nobody more deserving.
YAY, congrats Jeremy!
Way to go, Jeremy! Congratulations, my friend. Looking forward to getting my hands on a copy when it comes out.
boo-yah baby! JC scores! can’t happen to a more cooler cat than Jeremy.
fuck yeah! i’m psyched!
so cool! well done.
Hooray, Jeremy! I can’t wait for the issue.
Congrats.
P.S. Jeremy, I LOVED your essay “Workshop Is Not For You” (linked from the Glimmer Train e-newsletter announcing your win!). Every student in a workshop should have to read it.
Congrats Professor Chamberlin!!!
So happy for you Jeremy! And can’t wait to read!