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Samantha Stone lived in New Orleans with her mother until mysterious incidents led her to the island of North Bimini in the Bahamas. There she found a portal to another dimension, the land of Aerynon. Now she must battle the evil Lord Draegor and return the Dagger of Balador to the mermaid Gwenyth. She's only eleven. Do you think she can do it?

Winner of Prize Americana for Prose, Jen Knox's The Glass City and Other Stories is a shrewd yet playful collection that explores the dangers of extremes with a subtle, skillful elegance. In these sixteen stories, weather becomes a mirror for the internal struggles of Knox's indelible cast of characters. An aging acrobat looks for connectivity online as her city floods, two sisters are tasked to spread their mother's ashes on flowers that no longer exist, a man's scars become tattoos as he attempts to outrun truth, a reluctant host shares an island's secrets, and families survive natural disasters that shake out lies and bury inhibitions.

Winner of Prize Americana for Fiction, So Bravely Vegetative is a collection of short stories by Alan Davis. Raised in New Orleans, Davis holds an MA from the University of Louisiana, Lafayette, and a doctorate from the University of Denver. He teaches in the MFA programs at Fairfield University and Minnesota State University, Moorhead, where he is also a Senior Editor at New Rivers Press. His two previous short story collections both won the MVP Competition. He has also won two Fulbrights, the Loft-McKnight Award of Distinction in Creative Prose, and the Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship.

Winner of Prize Americana, Exiles and Expatriates is a short story collection that explores the difficulty of human relationships. Author Eleanor Swanson weaves through tales of joy, love, heartbreak, loss, and loneliness with her signature prose, both musical and magical, pulsing with the blood of life.