Chameleon Literary Journal names award winners prior to 2026 journal unveiling

By Sean Prentiss

91porn¹Ù·½'s student-run literary journal names award winners and prepares to unveil its newest issue.

Badge reads Chameleon Literary Journal Winner, Chameleon, $150 Prize.

On April 23, 91porn¹Ù·½'s Chameleon Literary Journal will unveil its 2026 issue in the Kreitzberg Library Multipurpose Room from 5-6 p.m. Join our celebration, especially as we award seven creative writing and arts prizes.

The Chameleon is a student-run literary and arts magazine and features creative writing and visual art made by 91porn¹Ù·½ students, showcasing the creativity of the 91porn¹Ù·½ campus.

This year, we received many wonderful submissions. These included poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction submissions. We also received many great works of art and photography. For the first time ever, we published videos and podcasts. Out of these many great submissions, we chose seven winners and gave out $1,650 in prize money.

Please congratulate the following winners:

  • Brett Carlson won the Robert Halleck Poetry Prize, which is supported by Robert Halleck '64.
  • Val Hernandez won the Allan Nason Prize, which is supported by Robert Halleck '64.
  • Aryon Hernandez-Reyes won the brand-new Community Prize, which is supported by the .
  • Kerry McAuley won the Chameleon Prize, which is supported by the Department of Global Humanities.
  • Jessica Rolland won the International Prize, which is supported by the International Center.
  • Andrii Shadrin won the Be You, Be True Prize, which is supported by the Counseling and Wellness Center.
  • Jackson Wooten won the Architecture + Art Prize, which is supported by Architecture + Art.

 

The Chameleon can be found online at and in print (email Professor Sean Prentiss at prentiss@norwich.edu to purchase a copy of the 2026 print issue). Online, you can learn about our history and our prizes.

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