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•Notes and Recent Awards

The editors would like to congratulate the following writers: The Pushcart Prize 2026 Laurel Anderson Ransom Note (vol. 19, no. 2) Special Mention Mark S Bailen Bears Discover Time Travel (vol.

•Notes and Recent Awards

The editors would like to congratulate the following writers, whose work from Ecotone was recently reprinted: Best Spiritual Literature 2024 Julie Marie Wade The Plague of Locusts (vol. 18, no. 2) literary hub Stephanie Niu Information Worker at the End …

•Credits

credits “December: Green in Winter” by Kristen Case from Henry David Thoreau’s Kalendar: Charts and Observations of Seasonal Phenomena. Minneapolis, MN: Milkweed Editions. Copyright © 2025 Kristen Case. Reprinted by permission of Milkweed Editions. art credits  Page 20 © Barret …

•Notes and Recent Awards

The editors would like to congratulate the following writers: Best of the Net 2024 DW McKINNEY In the Water’s Grip (vol. 18, no. 1) Finalists YUKO TANIGUCHI Two Views (After Tsunami) (vol.

•Credits

credits “Magna Est Veritas,” by Coventry Patmore, from Poems, George Bell and Sons, 1906. In the public domain. _____ Ecotone (issn 1553-1775) is published twice yearly by the Department of Creative Writing and The Publishing Laboratory at the University of …

•Credits

Credits “Deer in the Poppies” from Playing with (Wild)fire, Torrey House Press, copyright © 2024 by Laura Pritchett. “I’ve Been Feeling a Lot Like an Edward Hopper Painting Lately” from Pentimento,

•Notes and Recent Awards

Ecotone is honored to be the winner of the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses’ 2023 Firecracker Awards, in the category of Magazines/General Excellence. The editors selected Monica Rico’s poem “Get Out of My House” and Catherine Carter’s poem “Premenopausal …

Notes and Recent Awards

Ecotone is pleased to be a finalist for the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses’ 2023 Firecracker Awards, in the category of Magazines / General Excellence. The editors selected Jason Bradford’s poem “Approaching Limits at Carolina Beach,” from issue 21,