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Rachel Wagner -- short-story finalist in NPR's "Three Minute Fiction" contest

Contributed by Craig Duncan on 04/16/12 

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From among a field of 6000 entries, Rachel Wagner's short story "Antiques" has been selected as one of a handful of finalists in Round 8 of NPR's "Three Minute Fiction" contest. 

 

According to the NPR website, "All Things Considered's contest has a simple premise: Listeners send in original short stories that can be read in three minutes or less."  Eventually a single winner will be chosen for this round.

Rachel's story is available at:  http://www.npr.org/2012/04/12/150522206/antiques

According to Rachel, her short story grew out of the thinking she has done this semester in conjunction with her course "Religion and Science Fiction."

 

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Rachel Wagner -- short-story finalist in NPR's "Three Minute Fiction" contest Comment from henderso on 04/17/12
I always love this competition on NPR. Impressive indeed for one of our faculty to be a finalist--and I share the longings the story eloquently articulates! Congratulations!