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Eligibility Year
: 2004
Short Poem
Winner:
“No Ruined Lunar City”,
Greg Beatty
(Abyss & Apex #11, Oct 2004)
Second Place: “The Clockmaker's Wife”,
Mikal Trimm
(
Star*Line
27.5, Sep/Oct 2004)
Third Place: “Rich & Strange”,
Ann K. Schwader
(Strange Horizons 13 Dec 2004)
Long Poem
Winner:
“Soul Searching”,
Tim Pratt
(Strange Horizons 12 Jul 2004)
Second Place: “Making Monsters”,
Tim Pratt
(Strange Horizons 19 Jul 2004)
Third Place: “The Night Watchman Dreams His Rounds at the REM Sleep Factory”,
Mike Allen
(
Dreams and Nightmares
#69, Oct 2004)
Grand Master Poet
Winner:
Robert Frazier
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