I must have been living under a rock for the past week and a half, because Students for Liberty published the special issue of their Ama-Gi magazine on May 9th, featuring the winners and runners-up from the short story contest we held earlier this year.
Once again, here are the 10 stories we selected out of 169 submissions. Head over to the Students for Liberty website or scroll down to read them in the digital magazine.
The Winners
- 1st Place: “The Coals Burned Low” by Ahmed Khalifa
- 2nd Place: “House of Refuge” by Michael DiBaggio
- 3rd Place: “A Masterpiece of the Literature of Liberty” by Jack McDonald Burnett
Runners-Up (in Alphabetical Order by Author)
- “The Choice” by Alyssa Altadonna
- “Nuclear Bomb Freedom” by Claude David
- “Government Cupid” by Oliver Fisher
- “The Rescue” by Jaylan Phoenix
- “If Pigs Had Wings” by William Alan Ritch
- “What You Don’t Get About Freedom” by Wendy Rodriguez
- “Processing Power” by Richard Walsh
Stay tuned for the ebook version (epub, mobi, pdf) that we will be giving away for free to current and future newsletter subscribers.
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