You Picked Me by Laine P. Grey was awesome because it was written to the reader. The message is one that, as writers, we can all agree with. Laine gets the Nonconformist Award.

Both Sides Now (Side A) by Alexa took a different approach to the challenge by describing songs, rather than incorporating them. She gets the Laine P. Grey award because she used lyrical allusions (Laine did the literary allusion contest)

Till It’s Gone by [pens&feathers] gets the Best Cliché award because it’s a cliché breakup, even using the phrase “How cliché”, but goes about it in a way that doesn’t seem cliché at all.

I Miss You by blueyedwonder gets the Best Use of Broadway Song award, because Wicked killed.

Molly, Robin Hood of Mars Episode III : On The Verge by Crown Me Tarzan, King of Mars gets the Best Starter award, because it was not only an awesome potential starter to a series, it was a starter to a series. Or end. I don’t actually know.