Found this through a Google Alert:
The contest publishes an anthology of the winners each year and after reading the last few years of anthologies I understood where I was going wrong. And for those readers that enjoy reading speculative fiction short stories, the anthology is a must read each year. I still get goosebumps when I reread Jordan Lapp’s After the Final Sunset, Again.
Goosebumps? Hell yes. Thanks Thomas!
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Hey, that’s very cool! Congrats Jordan!
Thanks Jason! Good to talk to you again. It’s been amazing to be a witness to your success at RBE!
You think so? Well I’ll take that, thank you very much Jordan! It’s all in the eye of the beholder, and your words were a kind pick-me-up indeed.
Every time I see one of your anthos come out I kick myself for not writing more swords & sorcery. The community that’s growing up around RBE is really amazing to watch.
Judging from the success James Eng has enjoyed you guys are on the crest of a pretty big wave.