Fiction International is pleased to announce the winner of our 2011 short fiction contest (Blackness): "Rogues Gallery II" by writer Mary Byrne. Ms. Byrne will receive a cash prize of $1000.00 and her text will be published in the 2012 issue of FI, About Seeing. We'd also like to congratulate runner up, Dorothy Blackcrow Mack for her text "The Black Cradleboard" which will also be published in About Seeing.
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by Fiction International
Editor Email: hjaffe@mail.sdsu.edu
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Daniel Berrigan, S.J.
I am a Jesuit priest, functioning more or less at the edge of official approval, whether by church or state. I am also the author of some 60 books or poetry, scriptural reflections, biography, fiction.
My lifetime is marked bloodily on maps of the spirit as - wartime. I've pored over the map and violated its boundaries willfully, hundreds of times.
The barbarians are not at the city gates; they've been governing us for a long time. Failure to take this in account is surely part of our predicament.
Many have given up and disappeared in whatever inner emigration. But I see no reason to put my conscience on hold.
Copyright © 2010 by San Diego State University.
Authors of individual works retain copyright, with the restriction that subsequent publication of any text be accompanied by notice of prior publication in Fiction International.