-- "This is almost a prose poem. The cascading images give pleasure to the reader and stimulate thought. "Aleph" is a most appropriate title." Creative Non-Fiction Judge Jeff Grieneisen 1st Place: Jessica Arrant to Sit” “How 2nd Place: Jamie Minton the Advocation of Motivation” “To 3rd Place: Joni Deckert Fragments” “Three Honorable Mention: Benjamin Meyer Mention: “My Benjamin Dictor Floor of my Brother’s Room” “The Fall Ania Maluszek Duncan Spring Lora Amanda David Elliott Greisheimer Steven Chad Griffith Keen-Piatt Knapp On the 2006 Volume 26 Captain Pentangle issue: "What an interesting contemporary cartoon twist on the Sir Gawain and the Green Knight hero legend--all rolled into "the pen(cil) is mightier than the sword" idea. Content is interesting. Graphics are very cool. The gold seal you have to break through gives Pentangle that very mysterious hero journey feel." --Darlene Wedler-Johnson, Associate Dean Pentangle 2006 Staff: Spring Thomas
-- "This is almost a prose poem. The cascading images give pleasure to the reader and stimulate thought. "Aleph" is a most appropriate title." Creative Non-Fiction Judge Jeff Grieneisen 1st Place: Jessica Arrant “How to Sit” 2nd Place: Jamie Minton “To the Advocation of Motivation” 3rd Place: Joni Deckert “Three Fragments” Honorable Mention: Benjamin Meyer “My Mention: Benjamin Dictor “The Floor of my Brother’s Room” Fall Ania Maluszek Duncan Spring Lora Amanda David Elliott Greisheimer Steven Chad Griffith Keen-Piatt Knapp On the 2006 Volume 26 Captain Pentangle issue: "What an interesting contemporary cartoon twist on the Sir Gawain and the Green Knight hero legend--all rolled into "the pen(cil) is mightier than the sword" idea. Content is interesting. Graphics are very cool. The gold seal you have to break through gives Pentangle that very mysterious hero journey feel." --Darlene Wedler-Johnson, Associate Dean Pentangle 2006 Staff: Spring Thomas