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• Hunter's Shoah Remembrance story, "Ash & Cinder," has earned Honorable Mention in the 2025 Art of Unity Literary Award sponsored by the International Human Rights Art Movement. This year's theme was "Never Again: Remembering to Heal and Overcome."

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• Hunter's haunting/satirical tale, "It's Cob Day!" is now available to listen to at the No Sleep Podcast and in print through Terminal Press's Unauthorized Departures anthology.

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• “A Touch of Harlem Gold” has been selected as a finalist in both the McGlinn Fiction Contest sponsored by Philadelphia Stories and the Portals Short Story Award sponsored by Vincent Literary Review. Publication coming soon. 

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• “The Agony,” wins 2nd place in the Brickhouse Books + Stonewall Chapbook Competition.

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• "Un Mot Gentil D'un Étranger" is available from Silk Road Review, fall 2024.

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• "What's in a Name?: The Importance of Naming Characters," is available in the Mar/Apr 2024 issue of Writer's Digest Magazine (also see MFA toolkits in print issues, like this one on researching a historical novel) or on Science Fiction Writers of America, including, "Writing Eyebrows: How to Orchestrate Emotions in Your Story."

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• "First Principle of Peace" has been chosen as 1/4 finalists in the Great American Think-Off, spons. by the Cultural Center Debate topic: personal choice vs. social responsibility.

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• "Murder for Sale," Hunter's horror/satire on the real estate industry, is available from Mystery Magazine. ​

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• "A Night at the Edwin Way Teale House," (essay) is available to read at Rock Salt New England Journal. Read now.

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• "Wild Gardens," (essay) can be read at the Heartland Society of Women, and includes an interview. Read now.

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• Book lovers, check out: One Book: What Would You Save From Being Destroyed Forever? Available at Porridge Literary Review. Read now. ​