Sean Gill's latest short story, "LaGrange," has been published online as a part of The Saturday Evening Post's Contemporary Fiction series. In 2018, they also published his short story "Little Green Men."
At the 77th Primetime Emmys, the ninth season of Queer Eye won its record-breaking seventh Emmy for Outstanding Structured Reality Program. Sean Gill edited on six episodes of the landmark season.
Netflix's Queer Eye (nominated for Best Reality Series – Structured Reality) and Paramount+'s Ink Master (nominated for Best Competition Series – Talent & Studio Based), both featuring editing by Sean Gill, have been nominated for 2025 Realscreen Awards. The 15th annual ceremony will take place on February 4, 2025 at the Miami InterContinental hotel, as part of the 27th edition of the Realscreen Summit.
The ninth season of Netflix's Queer Eye, featuring editing by Sean Gill on episodes 9.1 ("She Was a Showgirl"), 9.2 ("Special Delivery"), 9.4 ("The Snack Attack Is Back"), 9.5 ("Five Gays and a Wedding"), 9.6 ("Mother's Day Slay"), and 9.10 ("Merlin Gets a Makeover"), has been nominated for the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Reality Program. The winners will be announced at the ceremony in Los Angeles on March 27, 2025.
Sean Gill's short story "The Lakes and the Falls" has been honored and will be published by Money Chronicles: A Story Initiative, a national short story contest designed to encourage conversations around money and personal finances. It is supported by Principal Foundation, The Center for Fiction, and Short Édition. The winning stories will be published in the Principal Foundation's international Short Story Dispensers.
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