Stories must be a maximum of 5,000 words.Three Days with a Nice Jewish Boy Before His MurderВ by Tracy HaughtДЎst Place: $1000 + publication on the website and in print Issue 15 of Into the VoidДўnd Place: $200 + publication on the website and in print Issue 15 of Into the VoidДЈrd Place: $100 + publication on the website and in print Issue 15 of Into the Void The Man Who Dances with DollsВ by William Torphy Originally from Auckland, New Zealand, he currently lives in South London where he works as a teacher.ДЄngels CampВ and Mountain RanchВ by Lisa MichelleД¬rossover PerformanceВ by Daniel Nathan Horn Rag Press.ДЈrd Place: SublimationВ by Alec HutchinsonДЄlec Hutchinson is the author of two novels: The BellВ and The Last ResortВ (the latter published under the pseudonym of Josh Caverton) and a collection of short stories, Asynchronous Ferox.

He teaches writing at NC A&T University, and his full-length poetry book, Amber Drive, was published last year by Main St. He is the recipient of an Inprint Donald Barthelme prize and was the 2nd Place winner of the 2018 Into the Void Fiction Prize for his story вЂњ A Lifetime.вЂќ His work has appeared in Epoch, Southeast Review, Notre Dame Review, and elsewhere. He is in the Creative Writing and Literature PhD program at the University of Houston where he serves as the Digital Fiction Editor for Gulf Coast. Look out for the winning stories in Issue #16 of Into the VoidВ which publishes in print and online January 25.Д«rendan StephensВ is a writer and musician from Maryland. While it was difficult beyond words to choose just three winners from this breathtaking array, in the end three stories shined through as being particularly original, creative and expertly woven tales that each employ simple language that is vivid and graceful without being overwrought, and each share a common core of truth and sincerity and a willingness to wade into the deep end and bring us along with them.Д«ut the entire shortlist and more stories not included are fantastic short stories each deserving of a prize and in an ideal world this would be the case.Д¬ongratulations to the winners and shortlisted writers and thanks so much to everyone who sent stories our way. Of the great many submitted this year there were stories about life and death, lust and romance and how sex pushes us together and pulls us apart, love, loss, grief, revenge, regret, redemption-the whole spectrum of human experience. Eventually, they named their route Le Bruit Des Glacons (1,400m, ED 6c WI5).The 2019 Into the Void Fiction Prize has now ended and we are thrilled to reveal the winners and shortlisted writers. They climbed alpine style over five days, without placing any bolts. Two French alpinists, Didier Jourdain and Max Bonniot, first ascended the East Face on August 27, 2016, via the East Pillar-Southeast Ridge. A film based on the book is one of the few big-budget climbing movies that real mountaineers donвЂ™t scoff at. The tale, written by Simpson in his classic book, Touching the Void, has appeared in more than 20 languages. During their descent via the North Ridge, they endured what became one of mountaineeringвЂ™s all-time great survival stories. Touching the VoidД«ut Siula Grande became really famous in 1985 when Joe Simpson and Simon Yates of the UK ascended the huge vertical West Face for the first time. One of the most impressive peaks of the Huayhuash range in the Peruvian Andes, Siula GrandeвЂ™s vertical walls of snow, ice, and rock test the best climbers in the world.ДЄn Austrian-German party made its first ascent on July 28, 1936, when Arnold Awerzger and Erwin Schneider summited via the North Ridge.

The Italian team yesterday at Malpensa Airport in Milan.

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