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Submission Guidelines
All secondary and undergraduate students are eligible, including international students and students who have graduated a semester early (in this case, in December 2021). Submissions may include up to six poems (maximum of ten pages single-spaced) and/or up to three works of prose (combined word limit of 3,500 words). Excerpts of longer works are acceptable.
Simultaneous submissions—as well as submissions that have been recognized by other organizations and/or featured in campus-wide publications—are accepted, provided that simultaneously submitted work is acknowledged as such in the cover letter portion of the submission. Submitters should reach out promptly by adding a note to their submission on Submittable if work under consideration is accepted elsewhere.
All submissions will be considered for publication in the Adroit Journal. Each student may send one submission per genre per year, but may send entries in both the poetry and prose categories in a given year.
Winners will be awarded $200, and their work—along with the work of runners-up—will be featured in the Adroit Journal. Runners-up and finalists will receive a copy of their judges’ latest book.
To accommodate this while offering free online issues, we have set a non-refundable submission fee of $15. If you require financial assistance, please download this form and follow the instructions.
Please direct any questions to editors@theadroitjournal.org.
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2022 Judges
Kali Fajardo-Anstine is from Denver, Colorado. The author of Sabrina & Corina, a finalist for the National Book Award, the PEN/Bingham Prize, The Clark Prize, The Story Prize, the Saroyan International Prize, and winner of an American Book Award, she is the 2021 recipient of the Addison M. Metcalf Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Her work has been honored with the Denver Mayor’s Award for Global Impact in the Arts and the Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association Reading the West Award. She has written for The New York Times, Harper’s Bazaar, ELLE, O: the Oprah Magazine, The American Scholar, Boston Review, and elsewhere, and has received fellowships from MacDowell, Yaddo, Hedgebrook, and Tin House. Fajardo-Anstine earned her MFA from the University of Wyoming and has lived across the country, from Durango, Colorado, to Key West, Florida. She is the 2022/23 Endowed Chair of Creative Writing at Texas State University. Her debut novel, Woman of Light, will be published in June, 2022.
Arthur Sze has published eleven books of poetry, including Sight Lines (2019), which won the National Book Award, and The Glass Constellation: New and Collected Poems (2021). His other books include Compass Rose (2014), a Pulitzer Prize finalist; The Ginkgo Light (2009), selected for the PEN Southwest Book Award and the Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association Book Award; Quipu (2005); The Redshifting Web: Poems 1970–1998, selected for the Balcones Poetry Prize and the Asian American Literary Award; and Archipelago (1995), selected for an American Book Award. He has also published one book of Chinese poetry translations, The Silk Dragon (2001), selected for the Western States Book Award, and edited Chinese Writers on Writing (2010). Sze is the recipient of many honors, including the Jackson Poetry Prize from Poets & Writers, a Lannan Literary Award, a Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Writers’ Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, two National Endowment for the Arts fellowships, a Howard Foundation Fellowship, and five grants from the Witter Bynner Foundation for Poetry. His poems have been translated into a dozen languages, including Chinese, Dutch, German, Korean, and Spanish. A fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, he is a professor emeritus at the Institute of American Indian Arts and was the first poet laureate of Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he lives.
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Recent Winners
2022 —
Winners:
Ethan Luk | Poetry | Princeton University, ‘24
Nandita Naik | Fiction | Stanford University, ‘23
Runners-Up:
Natalie Jarrett | Poetry | Northwestern University, ‘23
Sofia Miller | Creative Nonfiction | Denison University, ‘25
Finalists:
Alejandro Derieux Cerezo | Poetry | University of Michigan, ‘22
Eliza Gilbert | Poetry | Vassar College, ‘25
Renny Gong | Fiction | Columbia University, ‘24
Elane Kim | Fiction | Stanford Online High School, ‘23
Daniel Liu | Creative Nonfiction | Lake Highland Preparatory School, ‘23
Daniel Liu | Poetry | Lake Highland Preparatory School, ‘23
Briana Lu | Creative Nonfiction | Southridge School, ‘23
Olga Musial | Fiction | 33 Copernicus Bilingual High School, ‘23
Isabel Prioleau | Poetry | Yale University, ‘25
Amy Wang | Poetry | Westview High School, ‘23
Caroline Wu | Fiction | Upper Arlington High School, ‘23
Eric Yip | Poetry | University of Cambridge, ‘24
Semifinalists:
Hannah Keziah Agustin | Creative Nonfiction | University of Wisconsin – Whitewater, ‘22
Darius Atefat-Peckham | Poetry | Harvard University, ‘23
Dana Blatte | Poetry | Hamilton College, ‘26
Savannah Bradley | Fiction | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, ‘22
Jewel Cao | Poetry | Crofton House School, ‘22
Zelda Godsey-Kellogg | Fiction | University of Pennsylvania, ‘25
Sabrina Guo | Poetry | Syosset High School, ‘23
Lauren Hakimi | Creative Nonfiction | CUNY Hunter College, ‘22
Virginia Kane | Poetry | Kenyon College, ‘22
Sherice Kong | Fiction | Ridge High School, ‘23
Kalivyn Marquix | Poetry | Louisiana State University, ‘22
Lana Reeves | Poetry | Harvard University, ‘23
Emma Reilly | Fiction | University of Virginia, ‘24
Simone Reid | Poetry | University of Richmond, ‘23
Sofia Sears | Creative Nonfiction | University of Pennsylvania, ‘23
Yvanna Vien Tica | Poetry | Faith Academy, ‘22
Olivia Treynor | Fiction | Barnard College, ‘23
Aaron Zhang | Poetry | Lakeside School, ‘23
Click here for the 2022 Commended Winners List.
2021 —
Poetry: Stephanie Chang: “Lotus Flower Kingdom”, selected by Carl Phillips.
Runner Up: Delilah Silberman | Bennington College, ’21.
Prose: Enshia Li: “Watching The Voice of China with My Mother at 13″, selected by Samantha Hunt.
Runner Up: Amal Haddad | Swarthmore College, ’22.
Finalists:
Aluna Brogdon | Fiction | Williams College, ‘26
Eliza Browning | Poetry | Wheaton College, ‘22
David Emeka | Fiction | The Federal University of Technology – Owerri, ‘21
Aidan Forster | Fiction | Brown University, ‘22
Jack Goodman | Poetry | Walter Payton College Preparatory School, ‘22
Sharon Lin | Poetry | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ‘21
Sofia Montrone | Fiction | Columbia University, ‘21
Jackson Neal | Poetry | University of Wisconsin – Madison, ‘23
Ngoc Pham | Poetry | Macalester College, ‘21
Kit Pyne-Jaeger | Fiction | Cornell University, ‘21
Clara Rosarius | Fiction | Oberlin College, ‘23
Kyle Wang | Poetry | Stanford University, ‘22
Semifinalists:
Imani Benberry | Fiction | Columbia University, ‘21
Matilda Lin Berke | Poetry | Wellesley College, ‘21
Jewel Cao | Poetry | Crofton House School, ’22
Krystle DiCristofalo | Fiction | Columbia University, ‘23
Ai Li Feng | Fiction | Thetford Academy, ‘24
Maria Gray | Poetry | Bates College, ’23
Bianca Layog | Poetry | Interlochen Arts Academy, ‘21
Alejandro Lucero | Poetry | University of Colorado – Denver, ‘22
Sarah Fathima Mohammed | Poetry | The Harker School, ‘23
Paz O’Farrell | Fiction | Pitzer College, ‘22
Kyle Okeke | Poetry | University of Houston, ‘22
Anthony Okpunor | Poetry | University of Benin, ‘22
Cole Pragides | Fiction | University of Colorado – Boulder, ‘22
Y.A. Suh | Nonfiction | Glen Rock High School, ‘21
Abigail Sylvor Greenberg | Nonfiction | Yale University, ‘25
Conor Truax | Fiction | University of Waterloo, ‘22
Click here for the 2021 Commended Winners List.
2020 —
Poetry: Tariq Thompson: “On Their Birthday, Suge Knight & My Daddy Discuss Forgiveness”, selected by Jericho Brown.
Runner Up: Stephanie Chang | Kenyon College, ’25.
Prose: Yasmeen Khan: “Valley of Saints”, selected by Kristen Arnett.
Runner Up: Coral Bello-Martinez | Franklin & Marshall College, ’20.
Finalists:
Gerardo Azpiri | Poetry | Bennington College, ‘23
Julia Bohm | Nonfiction | Colorado College, ‘22
Leyla Çolpan | Poetry | University of Pittsburgh, ‘20
Elliot Connors | Nonfiction | Yale University, ‘20
Kaya Dierks | Fiction | The Branson School, ‘21
Sophia Marusic | Fiction | Princeton University, ‘21
Edward Moreta Jr. | Poetry | Kenyon College, ‘22
Sophie Paquette | Nonfiction | Columbia University, ‘23
Madeleine Pulman-Jones | Poetry | University of Cambridge, ‘21
Kit Pyne-Jaeger | Fiction | Cornell University, ‘20
Grace Wang | Poetry | Columbus North High School, ‘20
Alex Zhang | Poetry | Columbia University, ‘20
Semifinalists:
Lukas Bacho | Fiction | University High School, ‘20
Matilda Berke | Poetry | Wellesley College, ‘21
Charlie Blodnieks | Poetry | Columbia University, ’21
Julia Bohm | Poetry | Colorado College, ‘22
Darnell (“DeeSoul”) Carson | Poetry | Stanford University, ‘21
Yue Chen | Poetry | Williams College, ‘22
Luke Coombs Misiak | Poetry | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ‘20
Mayah DeMartino | Fiction | Western Washington University, ‘21
Lane Devers | Nonfiction | Interlochen Arts Academy, ‘21
Mosab Hamid | Other/Hybrid Prose | Wesleyan University, ‘23
Charlie Lee | Fiction | Yale University, ‘20
Zain Murdock | Poetry | Columbia University, ‘22
Deon Robinson | Poetry | Susquehanna University, ‘20
Nora Wagner | Fiction | College Preparatory School, ‘23
Nancy Walecki | Fiction | Yale University, ‘21
Grace Wynter | Fiction | Yale University, ‘20
Click here for the 2020 Commended Winners List.
2019 —
Poetry: Fiona Stanton: “The Devout Childhood of St. Elizabeth of Hungary”, selected by Franny Choi.
Runner Up: Daniel Blokh | Alabama School of Fine Arts, ’19
Prose: Angelo Hernandez-Sias: “Gift”, selected by Jamel Brinkley.
Runner Up: Jason Lalljee | University of Chicago, ’20
Finalists:
Via Bleidner | Fiction | University of California – Santa Barbara, ’21
Lucy Catlett | Poetry | University of Virginia, ’19
Amelia Chen | Fiction | Williams College, ’22
Yujane Chen | Poetry | University of California – Berkeley, ’20
Lexi Covalsen | Fiction | Oglethorpe University, ’20
Grace Gilbert | Poetry | State University of New York – Geneseo, ’19
Becca Lambright | Nonfiction | University of Pennsylvania, ’19
Annalise Lozier | Poetry | Yale University, ’21
Brennan Sprague | Poetry | Monroe Community College, ’20
Bianca Zhou | Fiction | Emory University, ’22
Semifinalists:
Anna Butcher | Fiction | Alabama School of Fine Arts, ’19
Ethan Chua | Poetry | Stanford University, ’20
Alex Clifford | Fiction | Charleston County School of the Arts, ’20
Bailey Cohen | Poetry | New York University, ’20
Vivian DeRosa | Fiction | Communications High School, ’19
Taylor Fang | Poetry | Logan High School, ’20
Sarah Feng | Poetry | Pinewood School, ’20
Ava Goga | Poetry | Smith College, ’20
Sabine Holzman | Poetry | Orange County School of the Arts (Gap Year), ’19
Eileen Huang | Poetry | Yale University, ’22
Angela Hui | Fiction | Harvard University, ’20
Yasmeen Khan | Fiction | Grand Oaks High School, ’22
Sarah Lao | Poetry | The Westminster Schools, ’21
Natalie Love | Nonfiction | Phillips Exeter Academy, ’19
Sahara Sidi | Nonfiction | Wesleyan University, ’22
Thomas Waddill | Fiction | Davidson College, ‘19
2018 —
Poetry: Theis Anderson: “Three Fields to Leave You”, selected by Alex Dimitrov.
Runner Up: Lauren Sanderson | Colgate University, ’18
Prose: Polina Solovyeva: “Bug Murder”, selected by Rachel Heng.
Runner Up: Sarah Feng | Pinewood School, ’20
Finalists:
Matilda Berke | Poetry | Wellesley College, ’21
Julia Bohm | Fiction | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’18
Andre Bouyssounouse | Fiction | University of California – Santa Barbara, ’21
Becca Lambright | Nonfiction | University of Pennsylvania, ’20
Kalvin Marquiz | Poetry | Baton Rouge Magnet High School, ’18
Katherine Pyne-Jaeger | Poetry | Cornell University, ’20
Jeddie Sophronius | Poetry | Western Michigan University, ’18
Nikki Velletri | Poetry | Mount Saint Charles Academy, ’19
Semifinalists:
Ellie Black | Poetry | Hendrix College, ’18
Allison Boyce | Fiction | Vanderbilt University, ’20
Bronwen Brenner | Fiction | Baruch College Campus High School, ’19
Stephanie Chang | Poetry | Richmond Christian Secondary School, ’20
Imani Davis | Poetry | University of Pennsylvania, ’20
Amanda Hodes | Poetry | American University, ’19
Sabine Holzman | Poetry | Orange County School of the Arts, ‘18
Max Hunt | Fiction | Northpoint Christian School, ’18
Seth Kirby | Fiction | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’20
Maggie O’Brien | Fiction | Colorado College, ’19
Selina Wang | Poetry | Simon Fraser University, ’19
Lily Zhou | Poetry | Aragon High School, ’18
2017 —
Poetry: Safwan Khatib: “Empire with a Harp Inside It”, selected by Safiya Sinclair.
Runner Up: Christina Im | Sunset High School, ’18
Prose: Charity Young: “Sabratha”, selected by Allegra Hyde.
Runner Up: Aidan Forster | SC Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities, ’18
Finalists:
Olivia Alger | Fiction | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’17
Aidan Forster | Poetry | SC Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities, ’18
Julia Gourary | Fiction | The Nightingale-Bamford School, ’17
Adam Hamze | Poetry | University of Texas – Austin, ’17
Angelo Hernandez-Sias | Fiction | Columbia University, ’20
Alisha Yi | Poetry | Edward W. Clark High School, ’18
Zuyi Zhao | Poetry | The Benjamin School, ’17
Joyce Zhou | Poetry | Neuqua Valley High School, ’18
Lily Zhou | Poetry | Aragon High School, ’18
Semifinalists:
Colin Bailes | Poetry | University of Central Florida, ‘17
Michelle Chen | Nonfiction | Hunter College High School, ‘17
Annabelle Crowe | Poetry | Homeschool, ‘17
Reuben Gelley Newman | Poetry | The Dalton School, ‘17
torrin a. greathouse | Poetry | University of California – Irvine, ‘18
Jacqueline He | Poetry | The Harker School, ‘18
Noor Hindi | Poetry | University of Akron, ‘17
Savannah Horton | Fiction | Bowdoin College, ‘17
Cassandra Hsiao | Poetry | Orange County School of the Arts, ‘17
Eileen Huang | Poetry | High Technology High School, ‘18
Diana Khong | Fiction | Burncoat High School, ‘18
Enshia Li | Fiction | Bayview Secondary School, ‘18
Alison Liu | Fiction | Rice University, ‘18
Anika Prakash | Poetry | West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, ‘19
Ashira Shirali | Fiction | The Shri Ram School – Aravali, ‘18
Andy Sia | Poetry | Colgate University, ‘17
Irina Teveleva | Poetry | Columbia University, ‘17
Bradley Trumpfheller | Poetry | Emerson College, ‘18
Kirstin Wu Latimer | Poetry | University of Oxford, ‘18
Poetry: Rachel Cruea: “The Yellow Marrow Doesn’t Matter,” selected by Corey Van Landingham.
Runner Up: Theophilus Kwek: Three Poems
Prose: Brynne Rebele-Henry: “from The Glass House,” selected by Kevin Moffett.
Runner Up: Walker Caplan: “Elephants”
Honorable Mentions:
Christina Im | Poetry | Sunset High School, ’18
Jessica Li | Fiction | Livingston High School, ’16
Polina Solovyeva | Fiction | The Hotchkiss School, ’16
Scott Stevens | Poetry | Menlo School, ’16
Sophie van Waardenberg | Fiction | University of Auckland, ’18
Christian Wessels | Poetry | State University of New York at Brockport, ’16
Editors’ List:
Adam Berman | Fiction | Princeton University, ’18
Morgan Blalock | Poetry | Hollins University, ’16
Maddie Clevenstine | Poetry | SC Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities, ’16
Helli Fang | Poetry | Walnut Hill School for the Arts, ’16
Aidan Forster | Poetry | Fine Arts Center, ’18
Mitchell Glazier | Poetry | West Virginia University, ’17
Ashley Gong | Poetry | Newtown High School, ’16
Alex Greenberg | Poetry | Ethical Culture Fieldston School, ’17
Jaclyn Grimm | Fiction | Lake Highland Preparatory School, ’17
Kathryn Hargett | Poetry | Alabama School of Fine Arts, ’17
Michal Leibowitz | Poetry | Stanford University, ’19
Elizabeth Lemieux | Fiction | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’17
Alison Liu | Fiction | Rice University, ’18
A. E. Long | Poetry | LaSwap Sixth Form, ’16
Annalise Lozier | Poetry | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’17
George Lubitz | Fiction | Skidmore College, ’17
Grant McClure | Nonfiction | Wofford College, ’19
Meg Millure | Poetry | University of Pittsburgh, ’18
Alexa Perlmutter | Fiction | National Cathedral School, ’17
Kathleen Radigan | Poetry | Wesleyan University, ’17
Ben Read | Poetry | Lewis and Clark High School, ’17
Brynne Rebele-Henry | Poetry | Homeschool, ’17
Max Seifert | Poetry | University of Iowa, ’16
Anna Sheppard | Poetry | SC Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities, ’16
Serena Solin | Poetry | Columbia University, ’16
Erin Stoodley | Poetry | El Camino High School at Ventura College, ’16
Christina Sun | Fiction | University of Massachusetts – Amherst, ’16
Smriti Verma | Poetry | Apeejay School, ’16
Charity Young | Fiction | Union High School, ’16
Alex Zhang | Poetry | Phillips Exeter Academy, ’16
Emily Zhang | Poetry | Richard Montgomery High School, ’16
2015 —
Poetry: Ian Burnette: “dear radio,” selected by Tarfia Faizullah.
Runner Up: Brynne Rebele-Henry: “Purple”
Prose: Lydia Weintraub: “Feelies,” selected by Alexander Maksik.
Runner Up: John Stegner: “Cleansing”
Honorable Mentions:
Mariel Alonzo | Poetry | University of the Philippines – Diliman, ’16
Sara Henry | Poetry | University of Chicago, ’15
Christina Qiu | Prose | Harvard University, ’19
Maia Rosenfeld | Prose | Brown University, ’19
Emily Zhang | Poetry | Richard Montgomery High School, ’16
Editors’ List:
Rachael Allen | Prose | Bowdoin College, ’18
Mehul Bhagat | Poetry | Emory University, ’18
Nathan Blansett | Poetry | Emory University, ’19
Catherine Brams | Poetry | Middlebury College, ’18
Walker Caplan | Prose | Lakeside School, ’16
Lev Craig | Poetry | Harvard University, ’16
Cu Fleshman | Prose | University of California – Irvine, ’18
Mitchell Glazier | Poetry | West Virginia University, ’17
Ava Goga | Poetry | Robert McQueen High School, ’16
Safwan Khatib | Poetry | Columbia University, ’19
Erin Koehler | Poetry | State University of New York – Geneseo, ’15
Jessica Li | Prose | Livingston High School, ’16
Annalise Lozier | Poetry | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’17
Blaike Marshall | Poetry | College of Charleston, ’17
Grant McClure | Poetry | Wofford College, ’19
Jared Newman | Prose | Yale University, ’19
Lucy Silbaugh | Prose | Abington Friends School, ’16
Jeremy Windham | Poetry | Stephen F. Austin State University, ’15
2014 —
Poetry: Nathan Durham: “Chevrolet,” selected by Richie Hofmann.
Runner Up: Ian Burnette: “Harvests”
Honorable Mention: Emily Knott: “Elegy Broadcast from the Top of a Radio Tower”
Honorable Mention: Oriana Tang: “Chinese New Year”
Honorable Mention: Maddie Kim: “Mothers in July”
Prose: Isabel DeBre: “Digging,” selected by Wendy Rawlings.
Runner Up: Madeleine Cravens: “Girls and Boys: Growing Up in Four Parts”
Honorable Mention: Dalton Fischer-Linnett: “When Dutch Klaas was Fearless”
Honorable Mention: Frances Saux: “Difficult”
Honorable Mention: Catherine Mosier-Mills: “The Practical Applications of Calculus”
Editors’ List:
Camara Brown | Poetry | University of Pennsylvania, ’17
Alicia Lai | Poetry | Princeton University, ’18
Cheryl Julia Lee | Poetry | Nanyang Technological University, ’14
Emma Lister | Poetry | Colyton Grammar School, ’15
Kyle Michelson | Poetry | Stanford University, ’15
Torn Porter | Prose | Stanford University, ’16
Christina Qiu | Prose | Livingston High School, ’15
AM Ringwalt | Prose | Emerson College, ‘17
Lucy Wainger | Poetry | Stuyvesant High School, ’16
Megan Walters | Prose | Interlochen Arts Academy, ’15
Jay G. Ying | Poetry | University of Edinburgh ’16
2013 —
Poetry: Shelley Whitaker: “The Fox Den,” selected by Garth Greenwell.
Runner Up: Rainie Oet: “Hookey”
Honorable Mention: Emily Bernard: “My Father, the American Hero”
Honorable Mention: Katherine Frain: “South Carolina”
Honorable Mention: Da’Shawn Mosley: “Because You Expressed Desire, Once, to Be Here”
Prose: Elizabeth Martin: “Too Small Yet,” selected by Marlin Barton.
Runner Up: Lily Fishman: “The Beach”
Honorable Mention: Emily Hittner-Cunningham: “After Looking-Glass”
Honorable Mention: Eric Stiefel: “Ronald Reagan Walks Again”
Honorable Mention: Ashley Zhou: “A Man of Convenience”
Editors’ List:
Yasmin Belkhyr | Poetry | The Garden School, ’14
Kathleen Cole | Prose | University of Chicago, ’17
Caleb Kaiser | Poetry | School of the Art Institute of Chicago, ’16
Kayla Krut | Poetry | University of California – Berkeley, ’13
Charles McCrory | Prose | University of Mississippi, ’16
Christina Qiu | Prose | Livingston High School, ’15
Kathleen Radigan | Poetry | Connecticut College, ’17
Iris Samuels | Poetry | Israeli Defense Force
Rachel Stone | Poetry | Princeton University, ’17
Lydia Weintraub | Prose | Saint Ann’s School, ’14
Victoria White | Poetry | Milton Academy, ’14
2012 —
Poetry: Stephanie Guo: “Clear Tea,” selected by Chloe Honum.
Runner Up: Nicholas Pierce: “After My Mother’s Wedding”
Honorable Mention: Michelle Jia: “Mrs. D”
Honorable Mention: Jessie Li: “Pyrus Pyrifolia”
Honorable Mention: Eliza Moley: “Barcelona”
Prose: Phoebe Nir: “Talia and Kate”.
Runner Up: Flora Collins: “Debbie”
Honorable Mention: Elizabeth Ballou: “Medicine Cabinet Confessional”
Honorable Mention: Alina Grabowski: “The Great American Road Trip”
Honorable Mention: Melissa Tolentino: “Reckless”
Editors’ List:
Alexa Derman | Prose | Westfield High School, ’14
Amy Gopinathan | Poetry | Princeton University, ’14
Sara Kassel | Prose | Philadelphia University, ’14
Caroline Kelley | Poetry | Wellesley College, ’16
Katy Li | Poetry | Coppell High School, ’14
Molly McGinnis | Poetry | Boise High School, ’13
Rick Manayan | Poetry | Punahou School, ’13
Sienna Zeilinger | Prose | Brown University, ’15
Tina Zhu | Prose | Shanghai American School, ’13
