Sean Gill's latest essay, "Classic Florida Literature: On the Novelization of Porky's II: The Next Day" has been published online by Evergreen Review, a longstanding literary journal, founded in 1957, known for publishing Samuel Beckett, Jean Genet, Vladimir Nabokov, and Susan Sontag.
Sean Gill's short story "War Drums" has been published online in Vagabond: Bulgaria's English Monthly, in association with the Elizabeth Kostova Foundation.
Editors Toni Ann Carabello, Sean Gill, Nova Taylor, Jason Szabo, Widgie Nikia Figaro, and Kimberly Pellnat were nominated for 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (for Outstanding Picture Editing For A Structured Reality Or Competition Program) for their work on Queer Eye Season 7, Episode 3, "Speedy for Life." Winners will be revealed during the annual ceremony this fall.
Sean Gill (Шон Гил) was announced as one of this year's recipients of the Sozopol Seminars Fellowship (in Sozopol, Bulgaria), presented by the Elizabeth Kostova Foundation.The Foundation's June 2023 Sozopol Seminars are organized with the financial support of the National Culture Fund, Restoration and Development of Private Cultural Organizations Program, and the Lois Roth Foundation.
Sean Gill's short story "Join Hands" has been named a finalist for the Scottish Arts Trust Story Awards' 2023 Edinburgh Award for Flash Fiction, with the winner to be announced at the The Scottish Arts Club later in February. The story is available to read on their website temporarily and will be anthologized in print this November.
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