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| Updated: | 21 Oct. 2024 |
Anthology Awards Portal:
Links to Nomination Lists
⚡ Best Spiritual Literature (formerly The Orison Anthology)
⚡ BIFFY50 (The 50 Best British & Irish Flash Fictions)
⚡ The Touchstone Awards for Individual Haibun
⚡ The Touchstone Awards for Individual Poems
Selected for publication by final judge Grant Faulkner:
Marie-Antoinette’s Nose by Donna Shanley
Nominations for works published in KYSO Flash (MacQ’s predecessor):
Best Microfiction 2019 (debut edition):
Selected by final judge Dan Chaon for publication:
Swimming in Circles by Roberta Beary, and
You Can Find Joy in Doing Laundry by Kathleen McGookey
(See also entry for SHJ which follows just below.)
Nomination from Serving House Journal (aka SHJ):
Best Microfiction 2019 (debut edition):
Selected by final judge Dan Chaon for publication:
Health Care by Dick Bentley
(Nominated by Clare MacQueen as an associate editor for SHJ)
Selected as a Poetry Finalist: After Blossom by Robbi Nester
Nominations for works published in KYSO Flash (MacQ’s predecessor):
Selected as a Poetry Finalist:
Fresh Strawberries by Lorette C. Luzajic
Selected as a Poetry Finalist: Tracers by Ruth Awad
Nominations for works published in Serving House Journal (aka SHJ):
Best of the Net 2016
Best of the Net 2015
Best of the Net 2011:
Selected as a Nonfiction Finalist:
Meditation on Murder by Yahia Lababidi
(Nominated by Clare MacQueen as an associate editor for SHJ)
Selected by guest editor Katherine McNamara for publication:
The Triaminic Man by Lorette C. Luzajic
Selected by guest editor Elaine Chiew for publication:
Finnegan’s (Fiancée Goes McArthur Park on His Birthday) Cake by John Brantingham, The Irish Guest at the Wedding in Krakow by Linda Nemec Foster, and Squirm by Robert Scotellaro
Selected by guest editor Rion Amilcar Scott for publication:
Freakbeat by Kyle Hemmings, and
Quarantine Ride by Bill Ratner
Nominations for works published in KYSO Flash (MacQ’s predecessor):
Selected by guest editor Elena Stiehler for publication:
At the Pacific Air Museum by Lisa Shulman, and
After the Dream, the Dream Remains by Rich Youmans
Selected by guest editor Rilla Askew for publication:
Words for Snow by Roy Beckemeyer
Nominated by a roving editor and selected by Rilla Askew for publication: Boy Meets Girl by Kathleen McGookey
Selected by guest editor Amy Hempel for publication:
Picking Sunflowers for Van Gogh by Harriot West
Nominated by a roving editor and selected as a Finalist:
Hackmuth’s Mannequin Dream by Dan Gilmore
Selected by guest editor Stuart Dybek for publication:
Carnivores by Janey Skinner
Nominated by a roving editor and selected by Stuart Dybek for publication: Camouflage by Charles Hansmann
Nominated by roving editors and selected as Finalists:
Paddy the Albino by Katey Schultz, and
The Current Situation by Bob Lucky
The Best Small Fictions 2015 (debut edition):
Nominated by roving editors and selected as Finalists:
The Price of Red Buckle Shoes by Nin Andrews,
Advice and Consent by Bruce Holland Rogers, and
The Last Thing They Might Have Seen by Katey Schultz
(See also 2015 entry for SHJ below.)
Nominations for works published in Serving House Journal (aka SHJ):
The Best Small Fictions 2017
The Best Small Fictions 2016
The Best Small Fictions 2015 (debut edition):
Selected by novelist Robert Olen Butler for publication:
Happiest Black White Man Alive by Dan Gilmore
(Nominated by Clare MacQueen as an associate editor for SHJ)
Best Spiritual Literature (formerly The Orison Anthology):
Summer 2024, Best Spiritual Literature [2025 edition]
Summer 2023, Best Spiritual Literature [2024 edition]
Autumn 2022, Best Spiritual Literature [2023 edition]:
Selected for publication in Volume 8:
The Cloud Sleeps on the Mountain by Linda Nemec Foster
Autumn 2021, The Orison Anthology (Vol. 7) [2022 edition]
The 50 Best British & Irish Flash Fictions:
Autumn 2024: Pushcart Prize L (Vol. 50) [2026 edition]
Autumn 2023: Pushcart Prize XLIX (Vol. 49) [2025 edition]
Autumn 2022: Pushcart Prize XLVIII (Vol. 48) [2024 edition]
Autumn 2021: Pushcart Prize XLVII (Vol. 47) [2023 edition]
Autumn 2020: Pushcart Prize XLVI (Vol. 46) [2022 edition]
Nominations for works published in KYSO Flash (MacQ’s predecessor):
Fall 2019: Pushcart Prize XLV (Vol. 45) [2021 edition]
Fall 2018: Pushcart Prize XLIV (Vol. 44) [2020 edition]
Fall 2017: Pushcart Prize XLIII (Vol. 43) [2019 edition]
Fall 2016: Pushcart Prize XLII (Vol. 42) [2018 edition]
Fall 2015: Pushcart Prize XLI (Vol. 41) [2017 edition]
Fall 2014: Pushcart Prize XL (Vol. 40) [2016 edition]
Nominations for works published in Serving House Journal (aka SHJ):
Fall 2018: Pushcart Prize XLIV (Vol. 44) [2020 edition]
Fall 2016: Pushcart Prize XLII (Vol. 42) [2018 edition]
Fall 2015: Pushcart Prize XLI (Vol. 41) [2017 edition]
Fall 2014: Pushcart Prize XL (Vol. 40) [2016 edition]
Fall 2011: Pushcart Prize XXXVII (Vol. 37) [2013 edition]
The Red Moon Anthologies 2023:
A total of 12 haibun from MacQ, three of which were nominated by outside editors, were selected for publication in Contemporary Haibun 19. Two haibun from MacQ, which were nominated by outside editors, were selected for upside down: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2023.
The Red Moon Anthologies 2022:
Five nominees from MacQ were selected for publication in Contemporary Haibun 18.
The Red Moon Anthologies 2021:
Fourteen nominees from MacQ were selected for publication in Contemporary Haibun 17.
The Touchstone Awards for Individual Haibun 2024
The Touchstone Awards for Individual Haibun 2023:
Two nominees from MacQ received 2023 Touchstone Awards.
The Touchstone Awards for Individual Haibun 2022 (debut)
The Touchstone Awards for Individual Poems 2024
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