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    Award Winners – DESTINATION – 2021 Honi Soit Writing Competition

    Congratulations to our winners!
    By Honi SoitSeptember 5, 2021 Writing Competition 1 Min Read
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    We announced the winners of the 2021 Honi Soit Writing Competition on Wednesday 1 September. We had a record 115 entries across both categories, and the quality of pieces was extremely high!

    Thank you to our judges, Catriona Menzies-Pike and Vanessa Berry.

    Fiction

    1st place: “Good and Nowhere” by Zachary Picker

    2nd place: “You’ll Find Her Heart in the Garden” by Aylish Dowsett

    3rd place: “Asiana” by Justin Lai

    People’s Choice: “Inpatient” by Niamh Gallagher

    Shortlist: “The San Catalina Resort” by Caitlin Marinelli

    Shortlist: “A Lighthouse” by Genevieve Couvret

    Shortlist: “Swan” by Grace Roodenrys

    Shortlist: “March to September” by Patrick McKenzie

    Shortlist: “Circular Quay” by Riley Vaughan

    Shortlist: “A Ballad on the Boardwalk” by William Solomon

    Non-Fiction

    1st place: “Inextinguishable Embers” by Kelton Muir de Moore

    2nd place: “A Love Letter to my Ex-Religion” by Sophie Shead

    3rd place: “Future Aesthetics of Cyber Sociality” by Fergus Berney-Gibson

    People’s Choice: “A Writer, Perceived” by Kate Woodbury

    Shortlist: “Repatriation Discourse” by Ariana Haghighi

    Shortlist: “The Primitivism of Climate Activism” by Iggy Boyd

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