2014 Poetry & Prose Contest Winners… Special online edition 12.3

Hello to all our beloved Glass Mountaineers! The results are in, writers have been notified, and now we present you the winners of our 2014 Poetry & Prose Contest, judged by Tony Hoagland and Antonya Nelson. Congrats to Tom Boswell for his winning poem, “After reading the first poem in the literary journal, I stop to contemplate life and death,” and to Katie Laitkep for her winning short story, “tunnel Vision.” Congrats also to our honorable mentions, who are also printed in issue 12.3.

As always SUBMIT! (https://glassmountain.submittable.com/submit). The deadline for our next online publication is March 1st, so get submitting now.

We also have some readings coming up, so more news to follow up soon!

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Glass Mountain is an undergraduate literary magazine at the University of Houston, published in print since 2007 and published online since 2020. We are dedicated to providing emerging writers a platform to share their work. We invite you to read, submit, attend, and enjoy.