Dwarf Stars Award

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"Dwarf stars" redirects here. For the type of star, see Dwarf star.

The Dwarf Stars Award is a poetry award of the Science Fiction Poetry Association, created in 2006. It awards the best horror, fantasy, and science fiction short poetry (1-10 lines) published in the previous year, including scifaiku, tanka, cinquains and other forms. Approximately 30-50 poems are chosen by editors--2006 was edited by then SFPA President Deborah P Kolodji, the 2007-2009 issues were co-edited by Kolodji and Stephen M. Wilson, and the 2010 and 2011 issues were edited by Joshua Gage. The 2012 volume will be edited by Geoff Landis and Joshua Gage. The SFPA publishes the nominees in an anthology and the winners are voted on by SFPA members.Dckm1957 (talk) 21:18, 19 February 2012 (UTC) The winning poem is published in the Nebula Award anthology, along with Rhysling Award-winning poems.[1]

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[edit] Dwarf Stars Award winners

[edit] 2006

[edit] 2007

[edit] 2008

[edit] 2009

[edit] 2010

  • Winner: Howard V. Hendrix Bumbershoot[6]
  • Second Place: Deborah P Kolodji The Selkie's Children
  • Third Place: Stephen Wilson The Men All Pause

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