The Earth Vision nature writing contest
short fiction, creative non-fiction, poetic prose, or poetry 
 
 

First Prize $500

Two Second Prizes of $100 each

 

Go to The 2010 Earth Vision Nature Writing Contest

  

 

 

In 2009 there were 43 entries, meaning the EV project lost money  - but gained for the world of nature, as humanity took time to focus on nature, and future readers will be exposed to finer nature writing pieces.  All best wishes to all entrants, so many entries deserved awards, so little award resources are in the EV coffers, nothing can be done about it. (unless a patron wants to come along to support the project. . . hint, hint. . . ?)

 

 

The Earth Vision website presents spiritual ecology, the interweave of nature and humanity, by addressing current environmental issues, as well as five books that open the reader’s perspective by means of the following approaches to eco-spirituality: geographic; seasonal; art, history/reincarnation, and humor.

Visit the site at www.evsite.net

Or email nature author Josef Graf:  jgev at ymail dot com

 

 

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Past winners of the Earth Vision nature writing contest:

 

 

              Contest Results From 2009

 

 

First prize  - $500  went to:

 

            Gaia Dance (aka Ann Palmer) for  - The Declaration of Interdependence

 

 

Two second prizes  - $100 each went to:

 

Megan McHugh for  - Her Gift

 

Lee Beavington for  - Family Tree

 

 

Honorable mentions went to :

 

                       Jen Karetnick for  - Bud Break

 

                       MaryRose Lessoway for  - Heal Thyself

 

                       Tim Baehr for  - Inclinations

 

                       John Day for  - Resurrection

 
           
 
          Contest Results From 2008
 
 
First prize of $500 went to Carolyn Moore for her creative treatment that weaves the dynamics of Kubler-Ross with nature, for a compelling journey through deep ecology:
 
                the Kübler-Ross Model APPLIED TO OUR ROLE IN NATURE.
 
 
Two second prizes of $100 went to:
 
      The Practice of the Presence of Trees             
                         by Barbara Bassett                                
 
      Song of the Forest
                         by Madison Hattaway
 
 
Honorable mentions went to:
 
 

Douglas Campbell for Smoke on the Palm of  Creation

 

Diane Elayne Dees for Missing the Trees

 

Kimberly Gavalchik for The Glow that Illumines, the Glare that Obscures

 

Fallon Kane forThe Other Side

 

Gerard Sarnat for Wing Quartet

 

and Peter Shepherd for Ecoliteracy

 
 
 
            Contest Results From 2007 
 
 
 
First prize of $600 went to Sandra Lee Hughes for her timely piece on the honeybee issue - Moved by the Bees.
 
Second prize of $100 went to K. Lauren DeBoer for Land Between Two Rivers.
 
Three honorable mentions went to:
 
Ann Palmer for Earthbond
 
Natasha Peters for Reflections
 
and Judy Adrekson for The Landscape of I Am
 
 
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