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March 08, 2012

3QD Arts & Literature Prize Finalists 2012

Hello,

Finalist_2012_Art_LitThe editors of 3QD have made their decision. The twenty semifinalists have been winnowed down and wildcards added. Thanks to all the participants. (Details about the prize here.)

Once again, Carla Goller has provided a "trophy" logo that our finalists may choose to display on their own blogs. And if you like our site, please do add us to your blogroll and tell your friends.

So here is the final list that I am sending to Gish Jen who will select the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize winners (given here in alphabetical order by blog name):

  1. 3 Quarks Daily: The Last Novel
  2. Guernica: Rape, Revisited
  3. Numéro Cinq: My First Job
  4. Occasional Planet: Navigating the waters of our biased culture
  5. Philip Graham: What Casablanca Can Teach A Writer
  6. Tang Dynasty Times: Leonardo in the Gilded Age
  7. The Best American Poetry: Spend It All
  8. The Millions: Sister Carrie
  9. The Nervous Breakdown: Secret Theatres

We'll announce the three winners on March 19, 2012.

Good luck!

Abbas

P.S. The editors of 3QD will not be making any comments on our deliberations, or the process by which we made our decision, other than to simply say that we picked what we thought were the best six posts out of the semifinalists, and added up to three others that we also liked.

Posted by S. Abbas Raza at 08:27 AM | Permalink

Comments

So you throw out 5 of the top 8 votes and not a single reader complains?

Posted by: jrand | Mar 8, 2012 5:17:31 PM

I love self-refuting comments. :-)

Posted by: Abbas Raza | Mar 9, 2012 10:38:26 AM

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