Lyri Ahnam wants everyone to know: “My poem, “Home from the Wizard Wars,” workshopped here on OWW is a Rhysling Award nominee. Woohoo! Thanks to everyone who helped guide my poem to publication.” Truly excellent, Lyri. Congratulations1

Peter S. Drang has some excellent news to start the new year! “My story “The Integral of My Life Over All My Choices” (published in Dreamforge this past summer) was chosen for the Tangent Online recommended reading list for 2022. Once again, a huge thank-you to everyone who helped by reviewing this story on OWW […]

We at OWW would like to congratulate OWW alumni N.K. (Nora) Jemisin for being named to Time Magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2021. You can read about why she was chosen here. 

OWW’s own Rae Carson’s short story, “Bad Ass Moms in the Zombie Apocalypse” is a finalist for the 2020 Nebula Award for short story. Huge congratulations, Rae!

Kevin J. Miller wanted everyone to know about a special event: “A short play I wrote, “A Dagger in Your Mind,” will be online September 2, 1 PM, Greater Chicagoland time. The venue is Congress Theatre Cwmbran, YouTube and Facebook.”

All of us at OWW are thrilled to announce that Fran Wilde’s novel Riverland is the winner of this year’s Andre Norton Nebula Award for Middle Grade and Young Adult Fiction. Major congratulations from all of us. Yay, Fran!

The finalists for the 2020 Locus awards have been announced. OWW alumni continue to be recognized for excellence and as some of the best in the field of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Huge congratulations to all of you and good luck! Best Science Fiction Novel Ancestral Night by Elizabeth Bear Best Novella A Time To […]

OWW alumni continue to accumulate award nominations and be recognized for their outstanding work. This year’s Hugo finalists include: Best Novelette: Emergency Skin by N. K. Jemisin Best Short Story: “A Catalog Of Storms” by Fran Wilde Best Editor Short Form: Charles Coleman Finlay Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Novel: Fran Wilde Best of […]

OWW’s own Rhonda S. Garcia’s story “The Sun from Both Sides’” finished third in the Clarkesworld Readers’ Poll for Best Story of 2019! Congratulations, Rhonda!

All of us at OWW are thrilled to announce that our own C.L. (Chelsea) Polk has won the 2019 World Fantasy Best Novel Award for Witchmark, her first published novel. Congratulations, Chelsea!!