1st Quarter 2012 of the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest Standings
Submitted by Contest-Admin on Wed, 07/11/2012
Winners:
1st Place - Tina Smith of California
2nd Place - Marina J. Lostetter of Arkansas
3rd Place - Stephen Sottong of California
Finalists:
Jeremy Brink of Texas
Holly Heisey of Arizona
Sean Monaghan of New Zealand
Martin Shoemaker of Michigan
Chris Stamp of Germany
Semi-Finalists:
Adam Callaway of Wisconsin
Laura Rainbow Dragon of Canada
Kary English of California
Sarah Frost of Kansas
Lauren Teffeau of New Mexico
Alberto Yanez of California
Silver Honorable Mention:
Doug C. Souza of California
Honorable Mentions:
Rachael Acks of Colorado
Andrew Bud Adams of Utah
Athena Andreadis of Massachusetts
Mark Anthony of England
John Arkwright of Georgia
Richard Baldwin of Canada
Michael T. Banker of New York
Richard Beaty of Oklahoma
Annie Bellet of Oregon
Matthew Ivan Bennett of Utah
Sofie Bird of Australia
Michael D. Britton of Utah
Tara Calaby of Australia
Kenneth Cassell of Utah
Baden M. Chant of Australia
Gio Clairval of Scotland
Jonathan Cook of Georgia
Marian Crane of Arizona
Steven Crow of Massachusetts
Linda A. B. Davis of Florida
Preston Dennett of California
Louis Doggett of California
Shaun Duke of Florida
Frank Dutkiewicz of Michigan
Jacob Edwards of Australia
Robert Mitchell Evans of California
Joseph Filice of California
Margaret McGaffey Fisk of Nevada
James K. Flynn of North Carolina
Amanda E. Forrest of Colorado
H.L. Fullerton of New York
Jay Fullmer of Alaska
Alyson June Fullmer of Utah
Anthony George of Colorado
Dean Giles of United Kingdom
Claudine Griggs of Rhode Island
James A. Hanzelka of Utah
Sean Patrick Hazlett of California
Alex Hernandez of Florida
M.K. Hutchins of Idaho
K.G. Jewell of Texas
Timothy Jordan of Florida
Dr. Philip Edward Kaldon of Michigan
Ginger Karns of Indiana
Anne Karppinen of Finland
Alistair Kimble of Colorado
Michael Kingswood of New York
Jason Lairamore of Oklahoma
Adria Laycraft of Canada
Stacey Lepper of New Zealand
Jennifer Linnaea of Oregon
Betsy Mahaffey of Arizona
William Mangieri of Texas
Vicki L. Martin of Arkansas
Dan Marvin of Kentucky
Corbin G. Maxwell of California
Amanda McCarter of Oklahoma
Robert J. McCarter of Arizona
Jim Meeks-Johnson of Indiana
Grayson Bray Morris
Molly N. Moss of Georgia
Samantha Murray of Australia
Michael Nicholson of Sweden
Ari Nightingale of Nevada
Paul Nightingale of United Kingdom
Michael Ownes of New Mexico
Y.M. Pang of Canada
Joshua Potter of Arkansas
Carmelo Rafala of United Kingdom
Rhiannon Rasmussen-Silverstein of Oregon
Jo Rhett of California
Charles Schoenfeld of Connecticut
Susan Shepherd of California
Jess Shively of Ohio
Ryan Simko of Ohio
Nathan Slemp of Michigan
Michael Alan Smith of North Carolina
Jayden Sun of New York
Amy Sundberg of California
Miranda Suri of New York
Henry Szabranski of United Kingdom
Kelly Thomas of California
Scott Turner of California
Jack N. Waddell of Arkansas
Robin Walton of California
Richard Warren of Texas
Ryan M. Williams of Washington
Neil Y. Young of California
Joe Zieja of Missouri
PERSISTENCE 
I ain't cut out to be no Jesse James.
There's a BUNCH of winners in that HM list. Dang.
That was Dave's first quarter.
I got an R for a story I rewrote to Silver a few years later.
We're still at it, buddy!
Career:
1x Win
2x NW-F
2x S-F
9x S-HM
11x HM
7x R
The Q before I received a semi. The last quarter before KW passed.
I ain't cut out to be no Jesse James.
Wow there was only 1 SHM?!
V36:Q3 HM V37: Q3 R, Q4 SHM V38: R,HM, F, HM V39: HM, SHM, SHM, SHM V40: SF, RWC, ?
SHMs were a new thing back then. I started entering when they used to call HMs quarter finalists. Made things a little confusing so they changed it to HM.
PERSISTENCE! 😄
I ain't cut out to be no Jesse James.
Oh man, quarter finalist does sound fancier than honorable mention.
Anyone else reading persistence as Tevya singing Tradition?
V36:Q3 HM V37: Q3 R, Q4 SHM V38: R,HM, F, HM V39: HM, SHM, SHM, SHM V40: SF, RWC, ?
It was a bit confusing or disheartening if you choose. Because finalists were still finalists and a quarter finalist sounds like a finalist for the quarter.
I ain't cut out to be no Jesse James.
